Crime Watch Politics Split Kansas Race
In January the Kansas Legislature will face crime issues as Gov. Carlin backs a crime-watch program. The State Finance Council considers funding, but Republicans oppose. The governor favors the Department of Corrections. the attorney general pushes for the Kansas Bureau of Investigation to administer the program. The dispute highlights partisan credit politics.
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Change of Partners in a Romantic Comedy
A dated TV schedule summary lists a 1980 film and a cluster of comedy and mystery movies with actors such as Anthony Hopkins and Don Knotts. The note mentions various programs, including Benny Hill, The Dukes of Hazzard, and All in the Family, with assorted times and ratings.
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Treatment For Sjogren's Syndrome Dear Dr Donahue
Sjogren's is an inflammation of tear and salivary glands causing eye and mouth dryness. Treatments include Lacrisert inserts for dry eye and Moi stir drops, with doctors advising on use and potential mild discomfort.
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Economy At Low Point Good Plus Bad Equals Bad?
AP analysis argues the economy teeters on a harsh cycle with falling money costs but weak demand. Lower rates could spark growth yet threaten dollar strength and export prices, while job losses and reduced consumer spending hinder recovery, suggesting a long winter before an uncertain spring.
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Haig To Blame For Haig Flap
AP Special Correspondent Walter Mears reports on the Haig flap ignited by unofficial White House discord rumors. Reagan defends foreign policy unity while Haig publicly referenced internal rivalries, drawing scrutiny to White House communications and media impact.
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Ottawa Herald publication details and subscriptions
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for in area Ottawa and surrounding towns including mall routes, priced at 2.25 per month, 9.00 for three months, 17.50 for six months, and 34.50 annually, with out of area rates higher and an out of state tax adjustment. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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