Picking Pockets In Topeka Over Social Security Reform
In Topeka last week an interim legislative committee debated pressuring Congress to fix Social Security or the state would opt out. States and public agencies can choose to join or leave federal Social Security, a quirk creating weaker nationwide coverage and better public retirement plans funded by taxpayers.
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Topeka
U.S. Congress
Congress
Iowa
Jepsen
Jessee Helms
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Helms
Senate
Reagan
Kansas Budget Debate Buzz Ahead of Election
As the general election nears, rhetoric targets waste in state government. Republican governor candidate Sam Hardage advocates a meatax for a budget. A National Conference study ranks Kansas low on spending and taxes, noting 41st in per capita spending and tax revenue per $1,000 of income, 36th in average salaries, suggesting past tightfisted budgeting.
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Sam Hardage
National Conference of State Legislators
Kansas
TV Tonight Listing with Classic Movie Reminders
A dense TV grid lists 1980s era programs including The Tonight Show, MASH, Laverne and Shirley, and Bucking dramatic film options like Nesting and Georgy Girl. It features sports, news, and specials with notes on guest stars and episode premieres across multiple networks.
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Gomer Pyle
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Monashburn
Entertainment Tonight
Family Feud
People’s Court
MacNeil-Lehrer
Espn Sports Center
P.M. Magazine
Laverne and
Shirley
HBO
Albin Graves
Gloria Grahame
John Carradine
Little House
Charles Ingalls
John
Sarah Caner
Purdue
Notre Dame
James Mason
Lynn Hedgrave
Alan Bates
Iran
Naples
Philadelphia
America
Sophia Loren
Clark Gable
Benjamin
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Bradley
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Biliary Cirrhosis Rare In Men Explained By Doctor
A male relative with primary biliary cirrhosis prompts discussion of its female predominance, possible causes, and liver related symptoms. The doctor notes scarce evidence of drugs causing the disease, outlines bile duct destruction, itching, jaundice, and potential vitamin deficiencies, plus general treatment aims.
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Dr. Donahue
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Autumn political winds bury school prayer and social issues
Memo From Mac by John McCormally notes a shift on Capitol Hill as school prayer, anti abortion, and anti-busing efforts are shelved. Economic concerns dominate with a proposed multi billion dollar jobs training bill. Voters fear unemployment and high interest rates, while Democrats may gain seats and the Senate. Reagan withholds full support as GOP authority fractures. The piece frames politics as seasonal change, with adjournment and a looming lame duck session shaping decisions.
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John
White House
Treasury
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Stock Boom Has Backlash Too
AP describes how a Wall Street rally since mid August benefits many yet harms short sellers. Heim Investment Services and Joseph Granville warn the rebound may prove temporary, citing record short interest of over 120 million shares as of September 15 and signs investors doubt the rally’s durability.
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NEW York
Wall Street
Walt Disney Productions
Joseph Granville
Granville
Heim
New York Stock Exchange
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