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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1982
Page
1
The NEA attacks President Reagan over education policy and Social Security changes, citing his California governor pension of 1870 a month and suggesting the fight targets the system rather than the programs. It argues many draw Social Security who do not need it and notes the pension law benefited Reagan.
Clark Havenor argues the Navy names subs after cities and rejects claims the vessel named for Corpus Christi or others blasphemes Christ. He views hunter killer subs as a deterrent with nuclear propulsion but no offensive missiles, urging no petition to rename the sub.
TV tonight features ESPN Sportscenter HBO Theater specials and films including A Question of Honor The Bastard Part 2 Nighthawks Kingdom of the Spiders and The Last Safari plus news shows Media Probes Soap Operas and Entertainment Tonight with primetime dramas Dynasty Quincy M A S H and Later Late Night talks and a chess of sports and culture across channels and times.
In Washington, Senator Bob Dole as Senate Finance Committee chairman pushes a deficit reduction package aimed at closing tax loopholes and raising social safety net integrity. He argues for equity, opposes pure supply side shifts, and contends for balanced actions with ONeill and Reagan.
AP analysis suggests a potential outcome if inflation remains tamed at around 4 percent. Savers gain real asset growth while mortgage lenders, fixed income investors, and prudent borrowers may reap greater profits as inflation fades. The piece views this as poetic justice for those harmed by inflated gains over 15 years.
Reader asks about aspirin use for fever in children chasing guidance from Dr Donohue. The letter cites Reye's syndrome risk linked to salicylates and CDC cautions avoiding aspirin in varicella or flu outbreaks, recommending acetaminophen or tepid sponging and doctor consult. analysis of economic factors follows.
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