Memo From Russia Continued From Page Cold War Talks and Panel Insight
Dr Daniel Mulholland and Julius Savel ev Moscow and Tufts historians joined Colby College's Dr Jack Foner and Fr William Leonard of Boston College with Alexander Dvoretsky of Georgi Arbatov's USA department to discuss Cold War and the Arms Race. A panel including Salmon Litvin and Edna Ruth Johnson explored Soviet society and culture, with candid exchanges revealing both sides' view on unemployment, health costs, and war anxieties. The author notes surprising Soviet willingness to admit problems and the ease of public critique in contrast to American protest culture.
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Page
Soviet Union
Daniel Mulholland
Tufts University
Boston
Julius Savel'ev
Moscow University
Jack Foner
Colby College
Maine
William Leonard
Boston College
Alexander Dvoretsky
Georgi Arbatov
USA
Kremlin
Philip Zwerling
Los Angeles
U. S
Carlin scheduled talks with Gazette editor amid editorials
Governor John Carlin said he will meet Ray Call, editor of the Emporia Gazette, to discuss education and water policy, not the series of harsh editorials attacking him and his staff. He noted he had not read the pieces when notified and emphasized his meeting is routine media outreach.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Emporia Gazette
Ray Call
Kansas
the Gazette
The
Gazette
Carlin
Bill Hoch
Bankers Blast Regan Remarks On Interest Rates
Bankers, angered by Treasury Secretary Regan blaming them for high rates, call his comments nonsense and a smokescreen. They say his remarks miscast the cause and ignore broader economic pressures. The dispute highlights tensions between policy makers and financial lenders over rate policy.
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Washington (Ap
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Regan
Allen Sinai
New York
Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb Inc
William H. Kennedy
American Bankers Association
Carlin and Governors to Confer With Reagan
Gov John Carlin will join Govs Jim Thompson and Scott Matheson as a three member NGA delegation to meet President Reagan early next week in Washington. They will discuss deficits, budget issues, the economy, jobs, and state needs including revenue and defense.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Reagan
Carlin
Jim Thompson
R-Ill
Scott Matheson
Utah
National Governor’s Association
NGA
Association
Thompson
Matheson
Family Circus Lodge Notice At Ottawa
Ottawa Lodge No 18 A F and A M conducts a family circus event with proceeds and community outreach details. Members and attendees invited to participate in a public notice from the fraternal organization.
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Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Notice of Final Settlement Hearing in Reavis Estate
Legal notices in Franklin County Kansas detail petitions for final settlement in the estate of James Frank Reavis with heirs and heirs’ shares to be determined. Petitioner Marjorie Ruth Gates seeks approval of acts, accounts, attorney fees, expenses, and distribution per the will. Court hearing set for September 27, 1983 at 10:30 a.m. in Ottawa with defenses due by then.
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Franklin County
Kansas
James Frank Reavis
State of
Marjorie Ruth Gates
District Court
Jenna. Bacon
John Alvin Bacon
John A. Bacon, Jr
Ottawa
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Winchester
James Annable
First National Bank of Chicago
Kennedy
the Family Circus
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Dathe
James Rybolt
Max Shoemaker
Secy
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Pomona
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Royal Manor Mobile Home Park
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South Conoco
Hemlock
Country Club
Pontiac
By Bil Keane
Marcie
Speanuts
Atla
Knes
Hagar
Screee
Heetle Bailey
Rover
Gretchen
Puppu
Enite
A.C. Cooke
State Line
Suke
Prairie Village
Shirley M. Bacon
Robert A
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Byrd & Richeson
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Petitoner
IFLEA
Walnut
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