Kansas Drug Control Faces Staffing Shortfall in 1984
Director Thomas Kelley of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation argues for more drug agents after Attorney General Bob Stephan highlights pot raids. With only eight of 14 positions filled, the agency risks reduced surveillance on cannabis growers, prompting concerns about increased field booby traps and potential gunfights. The piece notes possible consolidation of KHP and KBI duties and hints at fears of Posse Comitatus impacts.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Bob Stephan
Kelley
Kansas
KBI
Brown
Mssouri
KHP
Editorials speculating on Aquino assassination shocks readers
The piece condemns American editorialists for turning the Aquino killing into conspiracy theater. It argues the focus should be on underlying Marcos regime corruption and U.S. support for tyrants. It warns against backing dictators and notes revolts follow despots who loot national wealth.
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Benigno Aquino
America
Kennedy
Ferdinand Marcos
Marcos
CIA
Aquino
PLO
IRA
EYEIO
Manila
Sam
U.S
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TV Tonight Schedule Highlights From Australian Broadcasts
Australian TV guide lists Rock group HAO on Melbourne Concert Hall night schedule with Little River Band and other programs including entertainment and sports. Highlights feature Major League Baseball, films such as Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Barbarosa, news programs, Nightline, Star Time, and talk shows across CBS NBC HBO and CBC outlets.
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Little River
Australia
Melbourne
WKAP
Cincinnati
Dobie Gillis
HBO
Ridgemont High
Sean Penn
Phoebe Cates
Ray Walston
Capitol Comment Too Many Leaks By DALE GOTER
Kansas Water Plan remains adrift as the Kansas Water Office drafts a first statewide plan, costs rise beyond eight thousand dollars, and 11 public hearings yield little concrete policy. The Kansas Water Authority trashed the draft directing general policy first, leaving questions about relevance and funding, with a wary public awaiting a substantive policy backbone.
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Dale Goter
Kansas
Topeka
HNL
Kansas Water Plan
Kansas Water Office
Kansas Water Authority
Water Office
The
Water Authority
Postmenopausal bleeding prompts medical check urged
A reader warns against ignoring postmenopausal bleeding and urges seeking medical care. Dr. Donahue reassures that bleeding after menopause is not normal, may be due to benign causes but should be evaluated promptly. The letter discusses access to care and potential social program accommodations.
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Dr. Donahue
Dr. Donohue
GOP Support For Distaff Aspirants
Senator Richard Lugar says Republican women are potential Senate candidates and can win despite the gender gap. As NRSC chair, he plans maximum legal financial backing for any Republican woman nominated next year and may aid candidates before nomination. Possible hopefuls include Rep. Claudine Schneider and Peace Corps director Loret Ruppe.
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Richard Lugar
R-Ind
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Lugar
National Republican Senatorial Committee
Washington Post
Claudine Schneider
Rhode Island
Loret Ruppe
The
Peace Corps
Michigan
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and postage notice
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with subscription rates for trade area and outside regions. Rates include one month 3.55 dollars, three months 9.85, six months 18.95, one year 36.35 plus sales tax. out-of-state subscribers incur 4.5 percent tax.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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