Mayors urge Congress to fight drugs with tougher laws and funding
Mayors in major cities lobby Washington to expand Customs powers, hike prison construction spending, and grant over 500 million to local drug enforcement. They argue tougher federal laws and more dollars won't solve a national drug problem unless local enforcement and education lead the effort.
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Washington
Congress
Uncle Sam
Customs Service
Lottery Versus School Funds in Kansas City Debate
Informal polls hint Kansas may adopt a state lottery to fund worthy causes while Kansas City’s school district faces a shortfall of about $11 million annually for teacher pay and facilities. Voters rejected tax increases in February and August. another vote could come in November as lottery boosters target $2 million weekly sales. The piece questions funding priorities between gambling and education.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Candidates Focus On South Africa In Kansas Gubernatorial Race
In a debate marked by focus on apartheid and grain embargos, candidates Hayden and Docking clash over U S policy toward South Africa. The column condemns Afghanistanism and urges voters to judge on Kansas issues and courage to avoid international battles.
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Dale Goter
Harris
Topeka
Kansas
South Africa
United States
Congress
Carlin
Hayden
Tom Docking
Hutchinson
Docking
Reagan battle tests legacy in Missouri Senate race
Insurance broker Jean Conrad, a nominal Democrat who backed Reagan in 1984, plans to vote for Harriet Woods over Kit Bond. She doubts Social Security’s staying power and worries about national debt while noting Reagan’s popularity masks party difficulty. The piece argues Reagan must face responsibility if Democrats win Senate control, challenging his self fashioned image.
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David S. Broder
ST. Louis
Jean Conrad
Ronald Reagan
Harriet Woods
Tom Eagleton
Dmc
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Reagan
Kit Bond
Senate
Missouri
Democratic Party
Congress
Democrats
Sacramento
Washington
It’s Time To Read The Fine Print By John Cunniff
AP Business Analyst notes consumers face hidden costs across cars, funds, and credit cards. Fees and compounding practices distort true costs. load vs no load funds and up front versus rear end charges create confusion for buyers.
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John Cunniff
New York
Understanding myasthenia gravis and eyeglid weakness
Dear Dr Donohue explains MG as a neuromuscular disease where acetylcholine signals fail to reach muscles. Mestinon pyridostigmine helps, dose varies per patient. neurologist guides optimization. Also notes egg protein allergies and turnip greens calcium content.
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DR. Donohue
M. B
M.B
A. L
TV Tonight Program Guide and Advertisements 1986 Ottawa KS
TV listings show varied programs across networks with film titles and notable actors, plus a local publisher’s notice including subscription rates. Programs include Sanford and Son, Magnum P I, Gidget, and The Winds of War, with movie previews and late night talk.
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OneGan
Danas
Sanford
Fred Sanford
MacNeil/ Lehrer
Mark
Mindy
Wheel of Fortune
Archie
HBO
Joyce Hyser
David Toma
ABC
Pugs
Mussolini
Hitler
London
Robert Mitchum
Ali McGraw
Cousteau
Black Sheep Squadron
Nell
Magnum, P.1
Magnum
Stauth
Jay Lane
Barney Miller
McCloud
Dennis Weaver
Simon
Simon A.J
Rick
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Rockford Files
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