Landon Buried In Topeka Statehouse Ceremony
A crowd watched as former Kansas Gov Alf Landon was buried after a brief Statehouse ceremony in Topeka. His casket lay in state, a 19 gun salute rang out, and an outdoor service followed by interment at Mount Hope Cemetery. Notables present included daughter Nancy Landon, Sen. Nancy Kassebaum, and former governors, with flags at half staff.
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Gulf depths questioned by OU speaker on Middle East policy
Mostafa Vaziri urged patience and understanding in U S policy toward the Middle East, arguing the region is complex and that U S presence in the Gulf fuels tensions. He criticized arms sellers who condemn Iran yet profit, and warned against under the table deals.
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Ottawa University
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Reagan Vows Fight For Bork Confirmn Fight For Bork
President Reagan pledges a fight to the last ballot in defense of Supreme Court nominee Robert H. Bork as backers demand time to present new ads and arguments. With 54 senators opposed and 36 in support, debate timing remains unsettled while conservatives press for Oct 22 or 23 vote.
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Federal No Smoking Policy Hazy At Best
Washington AP report finds federal agencies fail to segregate smokers from non-smokers, treating it as social, not health issue. GSA rules deemed too broad. agencies rarely isolate smokers, instead offer separate areas. Institute official calls approach a Byzantine house of cards. GSA spokesman disputes report.
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New Bite To Hair Of The Dog In Chicago
Betty Burian Kirk spins yarn from dog hair for mittens scarves and shawls. Clients like Susan Kanar plan to save fur from pets such as Schmutz the white Hungarian sheep dog. Kirk began in 1981 while an NIU art student and aims to turn the craft into a mail order business. She notes soft fur from breeds like Samoyed and husky, advises brushing not clipping, charges $2 for a sample and $5 per ounce for yarn.
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Kirk
Sauk Village
Northern Illinois University
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