12 Apr 1982
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1982
Page
1
The piece outlines rising Social Security costs and looming deficits within two years. It notes a growing opt-out trend among 100 million workers and employers, including state and local governments and non profit hospitals. It argues Congress could reform but lacks political courage.
The piece lampoons a 1960s trend of miniature figures in commercials, noting Smarts and Welchkins among others. It highlights Olympia beer using Artesians as a clever but presumptive campaign while accusing ad men of banking on consumer ignorance.
A cluttered TV guide lists multiple channels with entertainment, movies, and sports. Notable items include Murder mystery and action films, a paragon of classic cinema, and broadcasts featuring varied shows from entertainment to news across the evening schedule.
AP Television Writer Fred Rothenberg reports on two TV movies airing tonight that critique medicine and justice. ABC presents My Body My Child with Vanessa Redgrave, focused on abortion choices amid a misdiagnosis and dangerous drug exposure. NBC airs Thou Shall Not Kill with Lee Grant, about a humane man wrongfully convicted and driven to kill.
A reader asks about tetanus boosters and reactions after a dog bite. Dr Donohue explains toxoid versus antitoxin shots, testing antibody levels before boosters, and managing potential reactions. The column also covers seborrheic dermatitis, edema causes, and red blood in stool with a sickly mix of medical Q and A.
AP Business analysis notes Americans cut back on luxury goods amid high prices and interest rates. Rich and poor alike retrench as GM suspends Cadillac production and households shrink, favoring affordable, manufactured homes and debt reduction over lavish living.
President Reagan faces clashes between hardline refusals to trim deficits and signs of possible compromise. Hidden talks led by James Baker aim at about 135 billion in tax tweaks, Social Security cuts, and defense reductions, with O'Neill demanding tax changes before any Social Security shifts.
Ottawa Herald announces subscription pricing for Ottawa and surrounding towns with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. In-state and out-of-state rates noted, with tax details and delivery options including carrier mail and motor routes.
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