Democrats Strike Back In Washington Power Play
Congressional Democrats regain momentum after clashes with President Bush. House and Senate leaders push reforms, win approval for Poland Hungary aid, and threaten new votes on welfare abortion funding. Bush vetoes a spending bill including aid for rape and incest victims, amid debates over flag desecration and capital gains tax changes.
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George Bush
California
Nancy Reagan says she could have made Reagan a one term president
In a forthcoming Random House memoir co authored by William Novak Nancy Reagan reveals she could have blocked a second term for Ronald Reagan. She recalls efforts in 1983 to persuade him not to run amid concerns for his safety and her belief a full two terms mattered. She also discusses their early marriage and Patti's birth noting a tense first year and the couple's conservative views.
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William Novak
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USS Topeka launches amid Dole cheering at Groton
The USS Topeka, fourth 688 class fast attack submarine, is commissioned in Groton as Elizabeth Dole warns that friendly promises are not enough for security. Senator Robert Dole stresses readiness to use force. The sub features BSY-1 sonar and advanced hull. Cracks found earlier cost $400,000 to repair.
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Topeka
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Hungary marks 1956 revolt with republic proclamation
In Budapest an official mark of Hungary’s anti Stalinist uprising was celebrated as more than 100,000 cheered closer U S ties. Acting president Matyas Szuerces proclaimed the republic and called for lawful democratic reform while pledging continued Soviet ties.
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Hungary
United States
Matyas Szuerces
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People's Republic
Soviet Union
United States of America
Whittaker reflects on term and GOP leaders discuss future
Whittaker defends his record and outlines achievements from listening tours to rural health care. He plans continued efforts on tobacco regulation by the FDA. Rochelle Chronister names potential GOP candidates including Dick Nichols Bob Talkington and Mary Alice Lair as exploratory talks begin. Lair says she is exploring a bid and describes herself as best suited to win.
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Whittaker
GOP
Rochelle Chronister
Dick Nichols
McPherson
Bob Talkington
Kansas Senate
Mary Alice Lair
Piqua
Chronister
County plans move of extension office and health dept
The county commission considers relocating the extension office and health department from the courthouse to a separate building in the city. Chair Charles Mavity Jr offered county space to the sheriff if the move occurs. Financing ideas include jail user fees, mill levy adjustments, or a lease purchase. An interlocal resolution was approved to let the 911 committee start planning implementation.
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Sheriff's Department
911 Committee
Estate hearing and city ordinance in Ottawa Kansas
Notices in Franklin County District Court and Ottawa City Council actions on October 1989 include a probate hearing for Henry Hahn and four month creditor claims, followed by Ordinance No. 2926-89 amending zoning and redevelopment overlay for Lots 7,9,11 in Block 75 Original Town Ottawa. Major parties include John A. Hahn as heir and John L. Richeson as administrator. The city ordinance sets a redevelopment overlay for premanufactured home construction and becomes effective after passage and mayoral approval.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Henry Hahn
K.S.A
State of Kansas
John A. Hahn
John L. Richeson
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Ottawa
City Planning Commission
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