Dole Doldrums After Easy Re-Election Win
A Kansas reelection set off talk of Senator Robert Dole resigning to pursue the GOP presidential nomination. The idea sparks questions about timing and his commitment to Kansas voters and Senate service as Republicans watch national ambitions.
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Kennedy Sets Labor Panel Ambitions for Democratic Senate
Congress returns with Democrats controlling the Senate. Ted Kennedy plans to seek the Labor and Human Resources Committee chairmanship and push a social agenda focused on education health care employment and aid to the needy. He contrasts social program goals with military spending under the president amid looming debates over Star Wars era policy and national debt.
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TV Tonight June 1986 Ottawa Kansas schedule
TV listings for Friday night feature a mix of films and series including Victor Victoria with Julie Andrews and James Garner, The Enemy Below, WarGames, Starman, and Night Tracks programs. Local news notes and a full subscription rate schedule for Ottawa publication follow.
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Reagan Seeks Calm Tone As Iran Arms Question debated
President Reagan defended a secret 18 month Iran arms outreach as a strategic move to reshape relations, stressing U S national interests over moral precepts and avoiding hostage rhetoric while outlining aims to halt state backed terror, preserve Iran independence from Soviet influence and secure hostages' release.
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Stroke left side with aneurysm burst leaves long road to recovery
Dear reader describes a left hemisphere stroke from a bursting cerebral aneurysm at age 37, with paralysis on the right and a recovery path involving rehab and physical therapy. The expert notes surgery may prevent future bleeding and emphasizes patience in therapy while highlighting headache as a stroke cue.
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Empire Syndrome Plagues Regents as Empire Builders Grow
Whitley Austin argues that university boards and administrators inflate programs to chase endowments and prestige, diluting quality and burdening students with debt. He cites Kansas as a case where multiple state universities strain finances, while lay oversight could curb excesses.
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