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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1980
Page
1
Gerald Ford attacks the growing cost and number of primaries and proposes six regional primaries to be held on the same day between March and June. He argues parties could be endangered unless reforms are adopted, while Carter remains in the Rose Garden.
The article notes congress back from recess to tackle the federal budget with year 1980 figures near 566 billion in spending and a deficit above 37 billion. For 1981 projections reach 613 billion with an expected surplus only if taxes rise, challenging the idea that cutting spending alone yields balance.
A retro TV guide showcases films like A Man A Woman And A Bank and The Incredible Hulk, plus Western and talk show segments. Evening fare features comedy, drama, and mystery titles such as St Valentines Day Massacre, Along Came a Spider, and Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror alongside game shows and news blocks.
Roving editor John McCormally argues that news framing inflates negativity about inflation and recession. He notes unemployment drops or rises tied to auto layoffs and conservation, arguing slower demand may ease prices, though pain and job losses accompany any slowdown. He cautions readers about political and economic framing.
AP Television writer Peter Boyer recalls the season ending cliffhanger of Dallas. Fans debate who shot J.R. Ewing with theories ranging from Mama Ewing to rivals Cliff Barnes, while some suggest dual shooters from NBC and ABC presidents.
Dr Donahue notes no odor is associated with sarcoidosis and cites no odor in two recent medical texts. If odor persists, check basic hygiene and possible urine leakage that can create strong breath or body smells, especially if the patient is bedridden.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues that traditional savers and bond buyers have been robbed by high inflation and taxes, eroding real gains and trust in Uncle Sam. The piece contrasts prudent thrift with the cost of living pressures that shifted families toward credit and extended government missteps.
A reader asks about vitamins sold by mail for hair health. Dr Donohue replies that there are no standard vitamins for hair except in extreme hunger, suggesting consulting the seller for specifics. In a menopause question, he confirms hormone therapy does not prolong menstruation.
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