Senate Rejects Bork Nomination by 58 to 42 Vote
The Senate blocked Robert H. Bork's Supreme Court bid with a 58-42 vote. Reagan labeled the defeat a political campaign, while aides signaled a likely new nominee next week. Four potential replacements were identified, including Kennedy and Bowman, as debate over the process continued.
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Ashington
Senate
Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
High Court
Reagan
Bork
White House
Justice Department
Terry Eastland
Eastland
Edwin Meese II
Howard H. Baker Jr
Senate Democratic
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joseph R. Biden Jr
School Board Meets Monday in Ottawa
The Ottawa Board of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the school district office at 4205 Main. Agenda includes an annual report from the Ottawa Recreation Commission a report on self assessments consideration of ratification of a negotiated agreement with teachers for the current year a report by Rex Cummings on a Kansas Association of School Boards fall meeting selection of a delegate and an alternate for a KASB annual convention an executive session for 60 minutes to discuss personnel and the first phase of evaluating Superintendent Roger Nelson the second such evaluation in three years.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Rex Cummings
Kansas Association of School Boards
KASB
Roger Nelson
Nelson
Lottery Promoted As State Of The Art By JIM HITCH
Herald Editor & Publisher reports Kansas Lottery director Larry Montgomery presenting a high profile plan. The instant winner game launches November 12 with online games to follow. A weekly 30 minute TV draw show begins January to promote economic development. The program will air regionally then statewide. The loan and statutory profit targets frame the plan.
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Jim Hitch
Iola
Pizazz
Bryle
Larry Montgomery
Kansas Lottery
Kansas Press Association
Lottery
Ohio
California
Wheel of Fortune
Montgomery
Onntario
North America
Kansas
Channel 12
Wichita
Topeka
Gorbachev stalls Star Wars talks amid missile limits
Moscow AP report states Mikhail Gorbachev refused to set a summit date with Reagan to sign a ban on medium range missiles. Secretary Shultz said progress is hindered by verification issues and U.S. space defense plans, with no final treaty details on medium and short range missiles. Continued on Page 12.
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Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
United States
Reagan
George P. Shultz
Brussels
Belgium
NATO
Shultz
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Gorbachev
Demoted DPS Officer Sues City Over Demotion
Tony DeLaTorre a DPS corporal in Ottawa Kansas filed a 60000 suit in federal court against the city and City Manager Lyle Dresher claiming retaliation for his outspoken public stance and his demotion from lieutenant. He says he faced unfair terms including probation orders and possible termination while the city appointed a grievance panel to hear his case. DeLaTorre was demoted after an October 7 City Commission meeting confrontation about police car staffing and manning.
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Melissa Bauman
Kansas City, Kan
Tony DeLaTorre
Department of Public Safety
City
Dresher
DeLaTorre
Phelps
Ottawa Herald
City Commission
Dan Fogle
Jim Mc
Kansas 3.2 Beer Faces Future Of State’s Liquor Rules
Kansas’ 3.2 cereal malt beverage, once a tool to skirt Prohibition, remains distinct in state law. Some lawmakers and industry figures predict a move toward a one-strength beer state, with debates likely on who can sell 3.2 beer as the 1989 session approaches.
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OPERA
Kansas
Neal Whitaker
Kansas Beer Wholesalers Association
U.S
Congress
Whitaker
United States
South Dakota
Ed Reilly
Reilly
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San Diego
Anthony M. Kennedy
Sacramento
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Kansas City
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Ralph K. Winter Jr
New Haven
Laurence H. Silberman
Washington
Erie
Ottawa Recreation Commission
DPS
Sues City Et al
DeLa Torre
Crea
Ottawa
Jim
Commission Chambers
Mr. DeLaTorre
Pet Beverage
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