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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1985
Page
10
Three Rivers League coaches name volleyball and football all stars. Waste's mission to save American hostages in Lebanon reaches critical stage.
President Reagan urged a steady as we go era with Moscow after the Geneva talks. Senators praised his speech as hopeful with little concrete progress and Gorbachev warned against Star Wars while signaling hurdles to a broad arms control framework.
Reagan and Gorbachev held two days of discussions with a crisp exchange on human rights. Shultz called Gorbachev strong and candid while McFarlane praised the summit for broad understanding and willingness to compromise. Kissinger echoed that the meeting defined issues and set a work program for future talks.
Gov. John Carlin announced he will base the next state operating budget on existing revenues, forcing about 300 million dollars in agency cutbacks. He ruled out an immediate tax increase but did not close the door to future higher taxes. The retreat will let aides finalize the 1987 budget for the 1987 fiscal year as lawmakers prepare to convene January 13.
Congress debates a massive farm bill with Democrats angry over proposed cuts to farm income subsidies. Senate leaders clash over amendments as Majority Leader Dole touts a package of changes to subsidies, freezing programs in varying years while adding new aid for soybeans sunflowers and rice growers. John Black warns the bill will carry unnecessary baggage.
The Reagan administration resisted a federal bailout of the Farm Credit System and urged reform instead. Officials said no immediate aid is needed, while supporting House bill provisions to reorganize the system and linking any help to reforms.
The high at Ottawa Water Plant reached 32 degrees with a low of 20 during the 24 hour period ending Thursday. Turning cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Saturday will be cloudy and cold with highs in the low to mid 30s.
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