Hayden's Highway Plan Fails To Win Broad Support
AP analysis shows Gov. Mike Hayden toured 22 Kansas towns to drum up backing for a wide highway rebuilding program, but public concerns over cost and tax increases kept rank and file voters away. Lawmakers rejected or stalled the plan in a tense special session, with GOP leaders questioning Hayden's case and Democrats arguing the people defeated the program.
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Lew Ferguson
Topeka
Kan
Mike Hayden
Kansas
Hayden
Chamber of Commerce
Fredonia
GOP
House
Marvin Barkis
Senate
Michael Johnston
Ottawa area volunteers power MDA drive over Labor Day weekend
The Muscular Dystrophy Association fundraiser drew many locals to support the Gartman brothers and other needy youngsters. Pledges poured in from departments, fire crews, students, and university projects, with notable totals from bootblocks, a marathon bowl-a-thon, and a long all-night phone center led by Russ Testorff. The Gartman family especially inspired volunteers to push harder.
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Ottawa
Lana Gartman
David
Phillip
Gartman Brothers
MDA
Indian Lanes
Department of Public Safety
Pomona
Ottawa High
Ben Heinlein
Cedar Square
Ottawa University
Cutler Township
Rantoul
Jim Raby
Russ Testorff Ramr
Gary Kuntz
Testorff
Kuntz
Gartman Boys
New Dimension In TV Rating Competition
Nielsen faces AGB Television Research as rivals adopt people meters to identify who watches programs. The new method records viewer identity via buttons, replacing diaries, and could reshape ad spending worth billions. Early results suggest lower daytime ratings and shifts in prime time standings.
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New York
Nielsen
Leonard Lodish
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School
Philadelphia
A.C. Nielsen Co
Nielsen Media Research Division
Dun & Bradstreet Corp
AGB Television Research
AGB
David Poltrack
CBS
Allen Unbending To Governor's Will
Kansas state representative Jim Allen of Ottawa says Gov. Hayden’s highway program is dead, voiced after a special legislative session. He argues for repair and maintenance over new highways and notes no current crisis in highway funding, with maintenance funds lasting through July 1, 1989. Allen credits the session for increased highway knowledge but predicts a tough path ahead for any highway proposal.
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Jim Hitch
Herald
Geen
Jim Allen
Ottawa
Mike
A. Hayden
Allen
Hayden
Transportation Committees
Senate
House
Transportation
Kansas Department of Transportation
Hart to announce end of run amid sympathy reports
San Francisco AP reports Gary Hart will say tonight he will not resume his presidential campaign. Hart, who quit the race May 8 after a Donna Rice scandal, plans a first long Nightline interview with Ted Koppel, apologizing for his actions. CNN and NBC Nightly News cite the interview and advisers urging a non run, but provide no source.
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San Francisco
Gary Hart
Cable News
Colorado Democrat
Hart
Donna Rice
ABC
NBC Nightly News
CNN
NBC
Nightline
Ted Koppel
Ottawa Herald football section promotes season with 32 pages
The annual football special from The Ottawa Herald is a 32 page feature edition published today. It markets the upcoming grid season for Ottawa High, Ottawa Middle School, Ottawa University, Baker University and 10 area high schools with preseason reports features and photos edited by Rick Peterson.
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Ottawa Herald
Herald
Ottawa High
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa University
Baker University
Rick Peterson
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