Congress veto showdown shapes Reagan summit with Gorbachev
Congress passed an economic sanctions bill against South Africa’s white minority regime, Reagan vetoed it, House overrides possible, Senate decision will define presidential power in foreign policy. A separate plan calls for a mini summit with Premier Gorbachev October 11 and 12 to set an agenda for a broader meeting later.
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Turn On The Lights On liquor-by-the-drink vote in November
The piece argues liquor-by-the-drink should pass as restrictions drop. It notes Franklin County already allows it and warns of economic impact beyond liquor sales, urging readers to watch Ottawa and county votes in November for state alignment.
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TV Listings and Late Night Schedule for Ottawa Edition
A detailed TV guide for Ottawa Kansas dated July 1 1986 showing evening into late night programs across channels. Highlights include HBO movies The Bad News Gears in Breaking Training Eiger Sanction Thunder Alley and Silverado plus serials like The Cosby Show Moonlighting and Night Court. Includes local newspaper masthead and subscriber rates.
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Unsafe At Any Speed by Mike Royko
Mike Royko argues against the 55 mph highway speed limit, claiming many drivers ignore it and that higher rural limits could be safer. He cites personal experience of traveling 60 to 70 mph, notes fuel economy improvements since 1974, and critiques lawmakers and enforcement while suggesting a higher limit. He also jokes about banning congressmen from the front seat to improve safety.
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Press should not be instrument of government says Marshall
In a debate on press role, John Marshall Harris argues the press must remain independent from government and campaigns. He warns Kansas campaigns risk turning news into handouts and claims, urging probes into injustice and corruption rather than peddling prepackaged narratives.
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G6PD enzyme deficiency explained for lay readers
Dear Dr Donohue explains glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, its wide range of impact from harmless to causing red blood cell breakdown during certain infections or drug exposures. Most cases are manageable with awareness of triggering drugs and occasional brief anemia episodes. prognosis varies by variant, with 250 forms.
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