Glickman says Congress did little for farmers in 1983
U S Rep Dan Glickman told Topeka area farmers that the 1983 congressional session was tedious and produced little farm policy. He warned 1985 would be a watershed year for a new farm bill and urged stronger farm organization, cabinet power, and farmer mobilization to boost influence in Congress.
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Topeka
Kan
Congress
U.S
Dan Glickman
Wichita Democrat
Glickman
Greater Topeka
Wichita
America
Deficits and human imperfection shaping economic policy
New York AP profile of Jim Griffen an economist with Aetna Life & Casualty argues deficits are a feature of human nature and imperfect systems. He favors a middle path balancing inflation and recovery, warning rapid shifts to surplus could destabilize the global economy.
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New York
Jim Griffen
Griffen
Aetna Life & Casualty
United States
U.S
Seven killed after thwarted hijack in Soviet Georgia
In Tbilisi last Friday seven people died when a wedding party hijacked a Soviet airliner en route to Batumi and were shot after the pilot tricked them into believing they reached Turkey. The dead include the pilot, flight mechanic, a stewardess, three passengers, and one hijacker. The bride and groom were among eight wedding party members. survivors and hijackers were detained as security forces closed in.
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Moscow
Tbilisi
Turkey
Soviet Georgia
Black Sea
Batumi
Istanbul
Soviet Union
Tass
Aeroflot
Baltic
Tallin
Friend of Jazz Milton Morris Dies at 71
Milton Morris, a Kansas City saloonkeeper who helped launch the careers of Charlie Parker Jo Jones and Count Basie, died Monday at age 71 from heart failure. He ran Milton's Tap Room at 32nd and Main since 1951 and once ran for governor. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Kansas City, Mo
Milton Morris
Kansas City
Morris
Charlie
Yardbird
Parker
Jo Jones
Count Basie
Milton
32Nd and
Main
Allen Anklesbay
Heating bills rise as Congress stalls action
The lack of congressional action may push winter heating bills 10 to 20 percent higher for about 45 million Americans who heat with natural gas. Despite calls to remove price controls, the Senate and House rejected proposals to roll back or expand controls, leaving consumers and the gas industry without relief as lawmakers plan to revisit in January.
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Washington
Congress
Americana
Senate
House
John Dingell
D-Mich
Dingell
Senate Energy Committee
James McClure
Idaho
White House
Hope Alaska One-Room School Faces Major Expansion
In Hope Alaska a long standing one room school with 19 students may get a three room replacement on seven acres to add gym facilities and an extended program. Teachers Ms. Strong and aides describe crowded spaces and lack of indoor sports while district officials push for state approval.
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Hope
Alaska
Caroline Strong
Hope School
Anchorage
Ms. Strong
Mon Ami
Kenai
Strong
Elena Denevan
Linda Stroker
John Ducharme
Fred Pomeroy
School For Hope
President John F Kennedy Remembered in Editorial
The narrator recalls a personal meeting with President Kennedy in March 1963, describes Kennedy’s warmth and humor at the editors’ reception, and learns of his assassination. The piece reflects on Kennedy’s vitality, the shock of his death, and the journalist’s decision to write an editorial mourning a friend and leader.
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Pierre Salinger
Ken O'Donnell
Washington
Lafayette Square
Peggy
John
Oval Office
Terence
Kansas
Fred Brooks
Associated Press
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