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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1982
Page
1
FAA moves to regulate hang gliders and ultralights drawing mixed reactions. The U S Hang Gliders Association argues regulation is overreach while regulators say rules protect nonparticipants. Many enthusiasts accept licenses for higher risk craft, noting the need for safety without stifling the sport.
Kansas Republicans tally Reagan’s Kansas trip yields an estimated 45 000 to 50 000 dollars for four hours of events. Gov. John Carlin notes benefits mainly in dollars for challengers Sam Hardage and Morris Kay, while Eisenhower’s past visit shows cash comes easier than votes. The Sun records the cautious view that party money flows, not turnout, often decide races.
Television guide style rundown listing guests and shows across channels. Includes Dick Cavett with Albert Finney, Star Trek, NCAA games, SportsCenter, popular comedies like Happy Days and Mork, movies such as The Gambler and Looking for Mr Goodbar, and late night fare like Nightline and Saturday Night Live parings.
As elections near, members prefer home campaigning over work in Washington. A three day week around roll calls and votes highlights absence levels in both chambers. Despite key votes like the Reagan veto override, many lawmakers skip sessions to avoid hurting re election chances.
A collage of medical letters discuss scintillating scotoma related to migraines and high blood fats, while political notes describe Congress attendance rules, a Santini veto, and Captain Kangaroo testimony interrupted by an air raid siren. The piece blends health queries with public notices and civic trivia.
Roving editor notes Senate defeat on Reagan veto override with just one vote short. Key factors cited include White House misplay, Congress tiring of Reagan theatrics, and GOP resistance to further harming the poor for defense. Tower missed vote, others abstained. overall critique of Reagan’s campaign and strategy.
U S District Court Judge Harold H Greene approves a plan to divest the Bell System within six months for a blueprint and twelve months for full implementation. AT&T will remain separate from 22 local companies, keep long distance and Western Electric. Regional firms will continue local service and Yellow Pages while exploring new markets. The ruling coincides with the Missouri Pacific / centennial context and promises refreshed competition and opportunities for customers and employees. Toni Stevens outlines implications and future columns.
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