Dole urges deeper cuts beyond Gramm Rudman deficit plan
Senate minority leader Bob Dole warns Congress must not settle for automatic 23 billion in budget cuts next month under Gramm Rudman. He argues for further reductions to convince markets, criticizing debt, urging fiscal restraint, and contrasting with Reagan era tax policy.
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Enate
Bob Dole
Congress
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Dole
Wall Street
Washington
Reagan
Emporia City Faces Scrutiny Over Appearance and Pride
An editor notes Emporia’s aging charm amid city sprucing efforts and new trash containers, contrasting with Ottawa's preferred cleanliness. The piece portrays Emporia as aging gracefully despite visible changes.
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Emporia
Ottawa
Not Ready For Winter
A narrator reflects on being unprepared for winter and reviews scattered tasks left undone. He recalls neglecting coat cleaning, glove mates, insulation, and attic work, while considering cold weather plans like snow gear, vehicle maintenance, and ski conditioning. He ponders accepting a perennial unpreparedness and shifting focus to next summer.
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Margie
Titanic TV saga sinks to a new low in spectacle
A television event tried to open the assistant purser’s safe from the Titanic but failed to reveal any dramatic contents beyond currency and jewelry. Hosted by Telly Savalas, the two hour program offered underwater footage from the Nautile and a costly, disjointed celebration of a storied disaster. The piece ends asserting the show’s failure to provide substantive history or proof.
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al Capone
Chicago
North Atlantic
Telly Savalas
Savalas
Marlin Perkins
Perkins
Wild Kingdom
Reagan silent on luck as Nancy Reagan's mother dies
AP reports President Reagan, amid stock market woes and a stalled U.S. Soviet summit, faced stress from private tragedy as Nancy Reagan's mother died after her breast cancer surgery. Aides also noted his anger at Pat Robertson's Seattle remark about the Nobel Prize and his wish to shield Mrs. Reagan during illness.
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W. Dale Nelson
White House
Washington (Ap
Senate
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
United States
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
U.S
Nancy Reagan
Evangelist Pat Robertson
Seattle
Robertson
Soviet Union
Letter praising police and denouncing critics
Jim Herlein argues that Don’t Sue Me readers should support law enforcement officers like Tony DeLaTorre and the DPS, contending officers take abuse yet protect the public. He warns against public dissent, urging accountability through praise rather than undermining the force. The piece ends noting letters to the editor should include signer name and address.
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Tony
DeLaTorre
DPS
We Must Work Together To Prevent City's Black Days
Ottawa resident writes of 36 years in the city, praising schools and services while urging unity. He cites division, negative attitudes, and the stock market fall as black days, urging respect for leaders and for city progress. He mentions the Oct 23 Bork rejection as another black day and calls for cooperative action.
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Ottawa
Robert Bork
Supreme Court
Grievance Debate Over City Actions Sparks Letter
Matthew Whiteford argues in a letter that city management bears fault for faults in policy and discipline. He disputes Harnden’s claim of a mythical fund for lawsuits and defends DeLaTorre’s right to oppose discipline while criticizing selective punishment and related legal costs. He urges reading the grievance procedure to understand labor dispute options.
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DeLaTorre
Harnden
Tony
Dresher
Mr. DeLaTorre
Fisher
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1987 update
October 1 1987 rates listed for Ottawa area Franklin County adjacent counties and all other areas by carrier or mail. Local and out of state subscribers shown with monthly quarterly semiannual and annual options plus 5.5 percent sales tax.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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