Leave it alone 16 billion budget cuts Monday
President Bush authorized across the board cuts as Gramm Rudman provisions would trigger if deficit targets are missed. Congress failed to approve a deficit reduction plan by the deadline and remains at work. The 1985 law aims to cut 8.1 billion in both defense and domestic areas, though it allows substantial debt this fiscal year.
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Bush's Ambiguous Stand on Panama War Debate
The column critiques President Bush for delaying decisive action in Panama. It notes his earlier invite to insurgents against Noriega and his cautious phrasing about force. The piece argues he prioritizes public relations over addressing the crisis and the risks involved.
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Government representatives contact list for complaints
A compiled contact guide lists President George Bush at The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500 with phone lines, Sen Bob Doto at Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510, Sen Nancy Kassebaum at 304 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510, Rep Bob Whittaker at 2436 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515, State Sen Jan Allan in Topeka 66612 with phone 296-7361, and State Rep Bettle Shumway at 281W Statehouse Topeka 66612 with phone 296-7699.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for 1989
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription prices effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa area motor route and mail delivery. Rates include one month 5.01 three months 14.03 six months 26.82 and one year 51.37 for carrier, plus mail options in Franklin County and adjacent counties and all other areas with varying monthly and yearly costs.
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Worlds of Fun misnomer and a church rock tale
A summer misfortune, grandkids unseen, leads a narrator to drive teens to Worlds of Fun on Sept. 30 to see White Heart. He recalls chaperone duties, exit nerves, and kid management while resisting loud rock, noting the heavy bass and a chaotic trip home.
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Should property taxes die in Kansas debate
Garden City editors and lawmakers weighing the fate of the property tax note shifting burdens from business to homeowners. With calls for reform, some urge reducing reliance while others defend or overhaul funding through disclosure, income taxes, and smarter appraisals to avoid outright abolition.
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Emerson Lynn
Jola Register
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Timothy's Game Review Highlights Sanders Mystery
A Herald Book Review praises Lawrence Sanders' Timothy's Game, noting a cleverly plotted insider trading crime involving garbage disposal and a Wall Street scam. Detective Timothy Cone operates in New York's financial underbelly, solving clues with a sharp mind and loyal colleagues, while balancing his quirky lifestyle.
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Timothy Cone
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Lawrence Sanders
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Rons
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Dark Side Financial District
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