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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1980
Page
1
Democratic leaders and delegates face internal strife after Carter secured a first ballot nomination. Rumors about Billy Carter and Attorney General influence raise trust concerns. Kansas Governor Carlin wavers on open convention as party fears affect 1976 prospects and future elections.
In Denver a press poll of 28 governors shows 20 favoring a federal tax cut. Republicans push for a 30 percent tax cut over three years while Democrats plan a 25 to 30 billion tax cut next year if they win Congress and Carter is re elected. The piece argues that real tax relief requires first cutting expenses to avoid debt and inflation.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues price inflation taxes and poor yields deter saving. He notes that inflation erodes value faster than interest and cites lack of incentives as a reason Americans save less than Japanese and Europeans. High prices also hinder saving prospects.
A reader asks about SGOT meaning and significance after a reading of 65. The doctor explains SGOT is an enzyme found in multiple tissues including liver heart pancreas and muscles, helping interpret test results and the need for rechecking in three months.
The page compiles TV listings with films such as The King of Marvin Gardens and Colossus and the Headhunters alongside a health Q&A about liver enzymes SGOT and general medical advice. It mentions nightlife programming, soap, and news snippets, plus U.S. and international housing savings notes and economic concerns.
The piece argues against the 55 mph national speed limit, citing fuel savings overestimated and safety gains limited. It critiques government tests, notes real-world driving patterns, and cites John Tomerlin’s analysis that the limit yields minimal oil savings and little impact on fatalities. It defends state control of speed limits and questions policy value.
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