Saturday Notebook raises sobering travel, laws, and quirks
Reader thoughts span alcohol related crashes and strict drunk driving penalties abroad to U S travel abuses by diplomats, Lawrence football prognosticators, Army earrings rules, a Baldwin kindergartner's turkey prize, a pierced ear misadventure, and a Lebanon war era t shirt slogan reflecting sectarian tension.
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Kansas
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Australia
Malaysia
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Sweden
Turkey
South Africa
Bulgaria
Glenn seeks to redefine himself beyond astronaut status
The article notes John Glenn will campaign nationwide this fall to present himself as a presidential caliber politician rather than just an astronaut. It highlights a CBS New York Times poll showing Glenn with 48 percent favorable views, 12 percent unfavorable, and 40 percent undecided, plus Mondale’s extensive public record as his main electoral contrast.
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John Glenn
Ohio
Glenn
Walter Mondale
Cbs-New York Times
Mondale
Long-Term Grain Outlook Warns of Future World Needs
Kansas City report on the International Wheat Council study predicts world grain consumption will rise 50 percent by 2000. To meet demand, output must grow mainly through higher yields and investment, with developing nations expanding irrigation and farming capacity while major exporters like the United States and Canada must boost production and profits to encourage farming.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City
International Wheat Council
London
America
J. H. Parette
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Council
Wheat Council
U.S
India
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentine
European Economic Community
South Africa
Jogging safety and nose breathing in exercise
Readers ask about breathing during exercise and Dr Donahue explains that conversation should be easy at casual effort, nose breathing suffices in early stages, mouth breathing rises as intensity climbs, and no danger in normal use.
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Dr. Donahue
Private Firm Space Launch Seen As Routine
In New York AP report, a private sector space satellite launch drew little media attention. John Egan of a major firm notes the event shows space launches are becoming routine as private companies seek NASA expertise and space services, with Coopers & Lybrand promoting full consulting to NASA and industry.
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Judith Rosenblum
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National Aeronautic
Coopers & Lybrand
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