Clean as a hound’s tooth frames reform talk in notes on Nixon
Saturday Notebook reflects on Eisenhower era ethics, Nixon spurred by a slush fund and the famous Checkers speech. It surveys PAC money, campaign influence, and voter fatigue, then shifts to Kansas votes with Agnes Frog’s write-in bid and debates over school material.
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Sherman Adams
Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Richard Nixon
Secred
Nixon
Eisenhower
Senate
Checkers
Texas
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
America
PAC
Ottawa
Break Out Of Running Plateaus With Rest Or Weight
Dear Dr Donohue explains two methods to overcome training plateaus. Take a break of a couple of weeks to reset the body and set fresh goals, or wear a seven to ten pound weighted vest to stress the body and spark progress. Also notes salt content in peanut butter varies by brand and urges reading labels for sodium levels.
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DR. Donohue
C.C
Food Department
M.J
Replace Gavel With Sharp Knife New Kind Of Justice
MIKE ROYKO critiques a Chicago case where convict Haji Yameen offered to have body parts removed as punishment. The columnist imagines a system where judges trade prison time for sanctions like losing a nose or ears, arguing it highlights prison overcrowding and raises questions about humane penalties and reform.
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Howard Pearl
Yameen
Marshall
Pakistan
Chicago
Kansas Faces Corporate Farming Threat in Prosperity Debate
John Marshall argues in a Harris News Service column that the Kansas farming model is collapsing under modern economics. He cites the erosion of self reliance, control by multinational markets, and mounting debt, then proposes corporate farming as a remedy, warning it could replace the dispersed family farm with large entities and widespread land consolidation.
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John Marshall Harris
Kansas
ITT
At&t
Big Farming, Inc
Race Between Losers in Kansas Governorship
A column denounces the Kansas gubernatorial campaign as full of half truths and misrepresentations by Hayden and Docking. It critiques campaign rhetoric on crime, school aid, grain embargo, and pay raises, urging voters to demand honesty at the polls.
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Dale Goter
Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Hayden
Docking
Atwood
John Carlin
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1986 update
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective July 1 1986 including rates for Ottawa and surrounding area by carrier or mail, Franklin County and outside Franklin County, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual plans. Out-of-state subscribers are charged 5.5 percent sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Franklin County
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Dallas
Agnes T. Frog
Douglas County
Agnes
Lawrence
Tennessee
Hoest
Mike Royko
Prentice Marshall
Haji Yameen
Wall Street
Appalachia
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