Congress weighs ban on cop killer bullets
Lawmakers consider a bill to ban sales of explosive armor piercing bullets used in mass shootings. The NRA, recently promoting a responsible image, could influence passage as the measure advances through judiciary committee. The McDonald’s massacre in California highlighted their lethal potential.
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Star Spangled Gospel Hurts Grain Exports Says Senate Panel
Senate report cites State Department policy forcing private export handling as a hurdle to grain sales. Sen John Melcher notes shipments delayed or blocked to press private enterprise in recipient countries. African and Asian officials report restrictions. Philippine and Mozambique officials cite foreign exchange and private sector limits. Kenya lacks capital and warehouses. Policy exempts the Soviet Union. Farmers resent the shifts as sales are lost to promote an ideology.
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Dmont
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TV Tonight Schedule Highlights From 1985
A dense guide lists nightly network and HBO program blocks with premieres, movie titles, and notable episodes. It covers The Cosby Show, Magnum P I, Family Ties, Night Court, and late movies including Once Upon a Time in America and The Compleat Beatles, plus news and late-night programs across CBS NBC and HBO.
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Dallas
MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour
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Mindy
Mary Tyler Moore
Entertainment Tonight
Mwheel of Fortune
Barney Miller
Private Benjamin
Sanford and Son
Dudley Moore
Mary Steenburgen
Kotter
America
Carol Burnett
DWKAP
Cincinnati
Trapper John
M.D
Honeymooners
Taxi
Abbott
Abbott and Costello
Milton Berle
David Letterman
Len Dawson
Nick Buoniconti
Doctor Ts
Eye
Hollywood
Arts Play Important Role In Balanced School Program
John H. Bushman argues for sustaining arts within a balanced education in Ottawa. He notes arts foster lifelong appreciation, general cultural literacy, and broad understanding, through residency programs, music, humanities, and extracurriculars, benefiting both art talent and the consumer public.
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John H. Bushman
Ottawa Board of Education
U.S.C. 290
Physiological Jaundice Common Among Infants
Dear reader highlights that physiological jaundice is common in newborns with about half experiencing it in the first weeks. It is usually harmless and self-resolving within about 10 days, more frequent in breast fed babies. Phototherapy is rare and used only when bilirubin elevation stems from disease.
Parsonages Taxed and NCAA Tax Exemption Examined
Harris News Service details Kansas officials ordering parish parsonages taxed beginning Jan 1, while the NCAA faces a tax dispute. The Kansas Supreme Court previously exempted the NCAA as an institution devoted exclusively to education, prompting debate over tax rules and the state’s stance on reform and revenue.
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Kansas
Adastra
Vic Miller
63Rd
Nall Avenue
Overland Park
Department of Revenue
Kansas Supreme Court
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Johnson County Commission
Glass Palace
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
High Court
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Athletic Association
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area residents and out-of-area readers. Rates shown include one month at 3.55 dollars within the trade area and 4.55 dollars outside, with three month, six month, and yearly options, plus deductions for out-of-state sales tax.
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