Kansas Eyes $22 Million Windfall From Oil Settlement
Kansas stands to gain 22 million dollars from a multi billion dollar federal oil litigation settlement. The money must be used for energy related programs and could fund highways weatherization and utility aid. State groups push for roads while others seek fiber weatherization funding. The highway department maintenance fund is proposed as the best recipient.
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Kansas
Department of Energy
Pittsburg
Wichita
Highway Department
EPA extends cleanup funds to two Kansas sites
The Environmental Protection Agency added two Kansas locations to its list of sites eligible for federal cleanup money, part of a nationwide pool of over 700 sites. With four already on the list and the rest awaiting funding, the lack of available money and a lapsed Superfund authorization leave thousands at risk while Congress debates who should fund the program.
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The
Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas
EPA
Congress
TV Tonight Highlights and Late Movie Lineup
Weekend schedule lists primetime dramas such as Marc and Mindy, Mary Tyler Moore, and Cheers style lineups. The listing includes sports with Braves vs Pirates, HBO movies like Teachers Chaos and Ice Station Zebra, plus late night fare from The Mating Season to The Mackintosh Man and Bachelor Party.
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Wheen Dalian
MacNeil/ Lehrer
Mark
Mindy
Mary Tyler Moore
Oo Entertainment
Wheel of Fortune
Major League Baseball Braves
Pirates
HBO
Nick Nolte
JoBeth Williams
Ri Ao Highway To
Heaven
Jonathon
West 57Th
Ces News
John Ferrugia
Meredith Vieira
MacGyver
Bbiasails
Michael Sarrazin
Gayle Hunnicutt
Howie Mandel
Trapper John
Barney Miller
Matt Houston
CBS
Simon and
Simon
Taxi
Kurt Thomas
Richard Norton
David Letterman
Jay Lane
Lucie Arnaz
Laurence Luckinbill
Nightline
Andy Griffith
Gene Scott
A Step Beyond Bold Draft Students For Schools
Washington column argues the Carnegie Forum on Education calls for sweeping reforms in teacher training and accountability including board-certified teachers and national standards. It advocates tapping college students for voluntary classroom service paid by loans or grants, to reinforce schools at modest cost.
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David S. Broder
Washington
Carnegie Forum On Education
Carnegie Commission
Department of Education
America
Peace People Aim to End Belfast Bloodshed
John McCormally details the Peace People movement led by Mairead Corrigan McGuire and Betty Williams, Nobel laureates who advocate pacifism, ecumenism, and political compromise amid Northern Ireland’s decades of sectarian violence. The author joins a journey to observe efforts to shield children from conflict and promote nonviolence despite terrorist threats and entrenched rivalries.
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John
America
Ireland
Mairead
Belfast
Jackie McGuire
Washington
Northern Ireland
Pegby
Europe
London
Heathrow
TWA
Dublin
Program for Vietnam Veterans aired on PBS probes veteran trauma
Veterans recount personal war trauma in a roundtable PBS program produced for WTTW Chicago. The one hour film, filmed at the University of Wisconsin, focuses on postwar struggles rather than combat, with producers hoping to encourage veterans to seek help.
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Robert Barr
Associated Press
NEW York
Charles “Haid
Andy Renko
Hill Street Blues
Central America
Tad Foster
Rambo
University of Wisconsin
Michael Hirsh
WTTW
Chicago
Hirsh
Ronald Reagan
Daniel Ortega
Steve
Vietnam
Haid
25Th Infantry
Quit smoking benefits for a 62 year old husband
Dear Dr Donohue explains that stopping smoking at any age reduces heart attack risk to the level of a never smoker after two years. He notes he can provide deeper evidence on request. The column also addresses marijuana impairing motor skills for a day after use and explains cyclosporine as an immunosuppressant crucial for organ transplantation.
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DR. Donohue
T.S.L
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trace area Ottawa and surrounding towns by carrier and motor routes. Rates include one month $3.75, three months $10.50, six months $20.00, one year $38.50 for in trade area by mail $4.00/$11.15/$21.05/$40.65, outside trade area $5.00/$13.50/$24.55/$44.75. Out-of-state subscribers incur 4.5 percent sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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