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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1986
Page
1
A national paper argues greed drives oil swings from 1978 lows to possible sub $10 futures. Analysts foresee prices sliding to $5 a barrel before OPEC cuts emerge while refiners may trigger shortages by cutting output.
The state faces $544 million shortfall against prior forecasts caused by declines in farming, gas and oil, and the aircraft industry. The piece argues against raising sales tax and advocates cutting expenses, urging a return to government as servant of the people.
Readers learn that high blood calcium often stems from parathyroid overactivity or other conditions like Paget's disease and sarcoidosis. Hydration helps prevent kidney stones. surgery may remove overactive glands if needed, with phosphate therapy as a last resort for severe cases.
John McCormally profiles Rev. Richard Taylor a Kansas pastor opposing liquor by the drink. He contrasts Taylor’s pro life stance, backed by 31,000 donors and churches, with historic prohibition and concerns about alcohol’s social impact. The piece reflects on Kansas politics, revenue, and personal history, noting past battles and current votes.
John Marshall reports on Kansas Populists who blame a corrupt, overbearing government and powerful lobbies for failure to serve farmers and workers. Walter Myers cites farm foreclosure histories and stalled policy as proofs, urging dismantling monopolies to restore accountability and local control.
TV listings note an HBO movie featuring Tony Roberts and Tess Harper in 1983 about the haunted Amityville house, with other programs including Highway to Heaven and Gunsmoke, plus musical and news segments. Cast and year details vary across titles.
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