Haig Clashes With Deficit Criticism In Iowa Campaign
Alexander Haig campaigns in Iowa ahead of the next February caucus, claiming the deficit is a Republican problem and criticizing colleagues including Sen. Bob Dole and President Reagan. He argues for tax increases alongside spending cuts to reach a balanced budget, while noting alleged Reagan tax policy shifts and criticizing Mondale’s past nomination remarks.
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Hawkeye
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Reagan
Dole
Walter Mondale
Never Too Soon senator topic on gender progress in schools
James Boyer of Kansas State University urged Salina teachers to model ethics and fairness in primary grades to counter sexism in society. He warned that teachers must serve as educators, social workers, counselors, and welfare agents amid cross-ethnic adoptions and diverse student needs as a new school year begins.
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James Boyer
Kansas State University
U.S
Boyer
Salina
Eisenhower Elementary School Reopens After Flood Disaster
A two week delay ends as Eisenhower Elementary in Franklin County resumes on schedule at 8 a m. Enrollment was held in the Eisenhower library. Principal A S Keefer praises Harold Smith and staff for drying cleaning and repairs Oren Skiles and the Department of Public Safety for safety work gratitude goes to KOFO listeners and local tradespeople. no injuries reported Ottawa community praised.
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Franklin County
Eisenhower Elementary School
Eisenhower Library
Harold Smith
Oren Skiles
Department of Public Safety
Eisenhower
Ottawa
Keefer Eisenhower
Letter Writing Rules for Publication
Letters to the editor are encouraged and should be signed with the writer’s address. Unsigned letters will not be published. A telephone number should be enclosed to expedite verification.
Ice age predicted as climate shifts hit Nebraska
Nebraska science director Bertrand Schultz says a new ice age began in 1947, bringing colder winters and desertification of sand hills in Kansas and Nebraska. He cites historic mini-ages, plummet in rainfall along the Platte, and potential Dakotas-like climate by the early next century, with arctic ravens sightings around Lincoln and armadillo migrations retreating north.
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Bertrand Schultz
Nebraska Academy of Sciences At
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Sand Hill
Kansas
Nebraska
Schultz
Platte River
Neb
Omaha
Dakotas
Minnesota
Fargo
Canadian
Falls City
Tag Sales Legislation Aimed at Protecting a Tradition
A column argues for legal standards to regulate tag sales or garage sales to prevent profiteering by sellers who buy items elsewhere and resell as homemade. It cites examples of genuine tag sale items and laments the shift toward commercialized sales, calling on Congress to act.
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Macy's
Richard
Pat Nixon
National Geographic
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The
Stock Exchange
Libby Dole Under Fire Over Airline Safety
A columnist urges tougher action from Secretary of Transportation Libby Dole amid airline deregulation fallout. The piece cites FAA staffing, controller layoffs, and funding gaps, arguing for re regulation, more hires, and stricter oversight to avert a major disaster.
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Elizabeth Dole
Washington
Dole
Department of Transportation
Bob Beldy-Gook
Libby Dole
Hubby
Bob
Congress
America’s
Airlines
Detroit
Secretary of Transportation
Reagan
Mrs. Dole
Ottawa Herald publishes 1986 subscription rates list
The Ottawa Herald announces daily publication details and 1986 subscription rates for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier, motor routes, rail, and mail. Rates include one month to one year options with regional taxes and address guidelines, noting out of state subscribers incur 5.5 percent sales tax.
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Franklin County
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