Hayden dumps Jack Walker as running mate in 1990 bid
Kansas Republicans push for a veteran, metropolitan running mate to balance Gov. I Ke Mike Hayden's rural roots. Hayden has replaced Lt. Gov. Jack Walker, who declined comment, while Fred Logan may be the preferred successor as party chairman. Walker defends 30 years of service despite perceived invisibility.
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Blind Justice in a Drug Case Sparks Debate
A Washington DC housewife faces five years for possession with intent to distribute after drugs were hidden by her teenage son. The judge, bound by law, must sentence despite extenuating circumstances, raising questions about judicial discretion and the notion of blind justice.
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Ottawa Herald Delivery Rates Effective July 1969
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for delivery in Ottawa area by carrier, motor route, and mail. Rates after July 1 1969 include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with different city, Franklin County, adjacent counties, and all other areas pricing.
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Kansas critics roast Poppers and Sports Illustrated piece
A Kansas editorial denounces Rutgers researchers Frank and Deborah Popper for proposing Buffalo Commons to revive the plains and ridicules a Sports Illustrated feature on Kansas State football. The piece mocks N J origins and urges dramatic actions against the authors, while lamenting local apathy and K-State ticket sales.
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War on Bugs or Dogs in Reagan Memo Tale
A humorous, furiously paraphrased recalled account traces a White House aide mishearing a call for a war on drugs. The tale morphs into mistaken targets like bugs and dogs, ending with the president approving a shift to drug lords while praising drugstores as American institutions.
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Remembering Wally the Woodworker and Friend
Andy recalls his close friendship with Wally a tall skilled woodworker famed for furniture. They shared summers in upstate New York, hunted sawmills for wood and planned projects, meeting weekly in Wallys workshop rather than church, until Wallys death in Washington DC and his funeral at the National Cathedral.
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