Tax windfall debate in Kansas governors race
In Topeka commentary, the $120 million windfall from federal tax reform is discussed. Governors contenders Tom Docking and Mike Hayden oppose taking the windfall, pledging tax code revisions. The piece notes rising property taxes, falling state receipts, and argues windfall benefits should go to cities and schools to ease elderly and low income burdens.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tom Docking
Mike Hayden
Read Between The Lines on Kansas Reapportionment Delay
A state legislative committee seeks to postpone House district reapportionment to 1992 by constitutional amendment. It argues 1990 federal figures will be available then, delaying costly annual censuses. Critics warn delay protects incumbents as urban growth outpaces rural, reshaping power.
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Kansas
House
Senate
TV Tonight Highlights Various Network Schedule Items
The listing covers Sanford and Son and Mark and Mindy episodes, Dodgers at Braves, Desperately Seeking Susan, Gunsmoke, Moonlighting, Cheers, The Helen Morgan Story, Mussolini and I, Oceans of Fire, Guns of the Timberline, Yuri Nosenko profile, Honeymooners, Leave it To Beaver, The Tonight Show, Late Night with David Letterman, and CBS Late Movie selections with multiple films and talk shows across HBO and other networks. It notes cast members, film years, and content tags while presenting a typical late evening to early morning viewing roster.
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Mark
Mindy
Sanford and Son
Fred
Entertainment Tonight Mae
Wheel of Fortune
Dodgers
Braves
HBO
Susan
Rosanna Arquette
Madonna
Rodney Dangerfield
Bill Murray
Simon
Alex
Hong Kong
Tony
Samantha
Reruna
Black Sheep Squadron
Maddie
Dave
Jack
Mike
Bulls
O.u. Simpson
Delta Burke
Grant
DGG
Kotter
CBS
Magnum
Vermont
Royster
The
Wall Street Journal
David Letterman
Diana Scarwid
Carson
Andy Griffith
David Brenner
Dick van Dyke
Gene Scott
Three Stooges
Greenwich Village
Falcon
Marriage on the Rocks Over Sunday Football Rivalry
Mike Royko recalls a long marriage strained by a husband’s Sunday football devotion as the wife joins him in watching games. The column lampoons the couple’s quarrels, the wife’s mocked reactions to football jargon, and the suggestion that shifting sports interests could save the relationship.
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Mike Royko
Splitsville
No Deal in Moscow Washington Swap Over Daniloff Zakharov
The piece argues a partial exchange of Nicholas Daniloff and Gennadi Zakharov hid an actual deal and notes Washington's and Moscow's attempts to save face. It questions who knew about the arrests, raises concerns for Lebanon hostages, and critiques press objectivity amid the Red-bashing climate.
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Washington
Moscow
Nicholas Daniloff
Gennadi Zakharov
Daniloff
Zakharov
George Orwell
Lebanon
KGB
Gorbachev
Shultz
FBI
State Department
White
Macow
Malignant Hyperthermia and Related Health Questions
A reader asks if malignant hyperthermia is inherited and requests printed material. Dr. Donohue explains the inherited risk, triggers from certain anesthetic gases, rapid dangerous fever without treatment, and the antidote Dantrolene. He emphasizes informing relatives and doctors before surgery and notes the cause remains unknown.
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DR. Donohue
S.V
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1986
In Ottawa and surrounding area by carrier and motor routes one month four dollars three months eleven dollars six months twenty one fifty five one year forty dollars by mail Franklin County rates apply three months thirteen dollars six months twenty five dollars one year forty nine dollars outside Franklin County rates higher one month five fifty three months sixteen dollars six months thirty one dollars one year sixty dollars out of state subscribers add five point five percent sales tax
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Franklin County
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