Shultz Warns Foreign Aid Cut May Hit U S Interests
Secretary George P. Shultz blasts Congress for cutting 22 percent from Reagan’s $22 billion request for foreign aid and operations. He says the reduction risks national security and drug-control efforts, risking less economic aid to steer countries away from drug crops and longer dependence on illicit markets.
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Warming Over Politicos Look Ahead to 1988 Races
A Wall Street Journal NBC poll shows Vice President George Bush as a Republican front runner while Democrat Gary Hart leads among Democrats. Both have spent recent weeks touring key races, but a rematch of Reaganite versus Kennedyite prospects may not excite voters or juries.
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TV Tonight Schedule Highlights From Local Channel
A dense channel listing outlines shows and movies across CBS HBO and NBC blocks. Notable items include Sanford and Son Lamont Goes African Grease Road Games You Again and Irreconcilable Differences plus classic films and late night talk hour lineups.
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Reagan campaign leadership cements 1986 Senate gains
DAVID S. BRODER argues Reagan's front-line campaigning earned respect within the party and shaped the 1986 Senate races. Reagan raised $33 million from 54 events, campaigned in 22 states, and backed Republican incumbents more than Democratic allies, reinforcing his enduring political influence for 1988.
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Fibrositis Mystery Still Baffles Doctors
Dear Dr Donohue discusses fibrositis as a real physical disorder, mostly affecting women, with shoulder and back pain. Trigger points and rest, plus mild anti-inflammatory drugs, massage, and whirlpools are common therapies. Mental stress is a consequence, not a cause, of the condition.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986
The Ottawa Herald lists delivery rates effective July 1 1986 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier or mail. Local one month four dollars, three months eleven dollars, six months twenty one dollars and one year forty dollars. Franklin County monthly four fifty, three months thirteen dollars, six months twenty five dollars, annual forty eight. Outside Franklin County monthly five fifty, three months sixteen dollars, six months thirty one dollars, annual sixty dollars. Out of state subscribers receive a five point five percent sales tax deduction.
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