Daniloff affair tests credibility of U S media
The Daniloff Moscow spying case sparked defense from the American press and a public dispute over administration remarks and disinformation. The episode exposed possible CIA contacts and raised questions about media independence and credibility amid Cold War tensions.
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Nicholas Daniloff
Moscow
Reagan
Daniloff
Soviet Union
CIA
Russia
Washington
Muammar Gadhafi
George Shultz
Gadhafi
Gaddafi
Vote NO to liquor by the drink in open saloons
From Our Readers criticizes private clubs and calls to end liquor by the drink arguing alcohol is a drug harming morals and families. The letter urges voting against open saloons and private clubs, citing hypocrisy and social costs.
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Robert Detwiler
W. 10Th
Understanding sarcoidosis and related skin bumps
Dear Dr Donohue explains sarcoidosis as versatile organ involvement with unknown cause, often mild or self resolving, and notes erythema nodosum as a common related skin sign that improves with treatment. Also covers uric acid in gout, infant colic causes, and cremation radiation safety for a deceased spouse.
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DR. Donohue
B.H
Picking A Playoff Team A Complex Chore Indeed
In a provocative column Mike Royko weighs playoff loyalties as four baseball cities Houston Boston New York Los Angeles face scrutiny. He weighs economics culture rivalries and fan behavior before choosing Boston, praising its ballpark tradition and noting Harvard and Ted Williams.
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Mike Royko
Houston Astros
Mets
Gene Autry
Cisco Kid
Laurence Olivier
Autry
Los Angeles
Boston
Harvard
John Wayne
Wimps
Ted Williams
The Last Stop For Amtrak Book Your Children's Rides Quickly
John Marshall recounts the decline of passenger trains in Kansas as Amtrak faced curtailment. He traces postwar road and highway growth, airline jet service, and rail bankruptcies leading to Amtrak’s fragile start in 1971 and the ongoing threat of service loss.
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John Marshall Harris
Chicago
Congress
Amtrak
America
Kansas
NASA
Hutchinson
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Alfred Sloan
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Wichita
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Penn Central
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Frisco
Amteak
Southwest Limited
el Capitan
Portland Rose
Union Station
Kansas City
Dogs
Northeast
Midwest
Northeast Corridor
Conrail
Elizabeth Dole
London
Paris
Overland
Television schedule fragment 1986 winding through movies and talk
A chaotic TV grid shows cinema and talk programs across CBS HBO and NBC with titles like The Terminator Shakiest Gun in the West and Dear Detective. It includes guest spots on Tonight Show and Late Night with David Letterman and mentions sports and CBS late night cartoons.
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Matlock
Simon
Gunamoks
Nova
Barnaby Jones
Toreno
Julie
Bob Uecker
Caro
Burnett
The
Washington Post
News
David Letterman
Dennis Miller
Carson
Andy Griffith
HBO
Dennis Millar
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1986 update
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with Robert Wellington as editor and publisher. Rates for delivery start July 1 1986, including in Ottawa area by carrier and motor routes and by mail in Franklin and outside Franklin County with monthly quarterly semiannual and annual options and out of state subscribers taxed 5.5 percent.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Franklin County
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Paul G. Donohue
Met
Empire State Building
Los Angeles Angels
Texas
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Iowa
Rhode Island
Angels
Enecag
Sanford and
Entertainment Tonight
Wheel of Fortune
Sanford and Son
TV Tonight
the Chapman
Badlands
Dear Detective
Thunder Riley
Leif Garrett
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