Hollow Talk on House Votes Highlights Spending Dilemma
Last week two House votes exposed the administration and Congress clashing over spending cuts. One sought to revive impounding power the White House lacks to force spending limits. The second approved a $50,000 survivor benefit for federal fire fighters and law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty, prompting critique that such pyramiding could swell budgets and undermine deficit reduction efforts.
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House
Carter
Reagan
White House
Congress
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Ford
If you have to go out alone in Chicago era warns women
A Chicago Tribune ad urges women to dress for danger and arm themselves with items like a pin, whistle, umbrella, and ammonia lemon to deter rapists. The piece notes projected 1500 rapes and reflects on rising violence, weapons access, and urban danger, referencing Cervantes and a Dark Ages comparison.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Cervantes
Big Sty
Lymph Glands in Children and Anesthesia Fear
In pediatric lymph nodes, minor neck and groin enlargement can stem from harmless causes like allergies or infection, while rare cancers exist. Health status matters. seek pediatric evaluation to reassure or identify issues. Anesthesiology explained. modern care and preoperative discussion reduce fear. Strep throat symptoms appear 2 to 4 days after exposure.
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Dr. Donahue
Hodgkin's
Reagan’s 1981 Budget Faces Steep Hurdles and Doubts
Ronald Reagan aims for a 2 percent spending cut and a 10 percent tax cut in 1981 but faces a ballooning $650 billion budget, high defense and debt costs, and a resistant Congress. Analysts warn that timely legislation and legal barriers may thwart promised cuts as funds already appropriated limit maneuver room.
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Owen Ullmann
Associated Press
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Reagan
TV Viewing Diary Saga by Peter J. Boyer
AP account of Nielsen diary participation detailing a week of TV watching by a two-set household. They log programs, channels, and off times over seven days, noting hours watched and attempts to inform the TV industry. The piece mixes anecdote with a brief personal reflection and a prayer.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
United States
Nielsen TV
Dallas
Ohio State Michigan
Walter Matthau
Archie Bunker
PBS
Trel Pd
Nielsen
Fortune 500 Game Sees Big U.S. Start From France
Gavin Brackenridge promotes the Fortune 500 board game in the United States after distributing Business, a French hit. Firms like Alcoa Chase Bank Mobil Pan American Aetna Life paid $30,000 each to showcase their names on 4 inch panels. About 45,000 copies sold domestically with 60 to 66 cent royalties per unit and school and corporate sales earning more.
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John Cunniff
New York
Gavin Brackenridge
France
Richard Fenwick
Brackenridge
Wharton School of Finance
Fenwick and Brackenridge
Crporations
U.S
Editions Fenwick Inc
Fortune
Time Inc
Fortune Magazine
Alcoa
Chase Bank
Southern Pacific
Mobil
Pan American
Aetna Life & Casualty
United States
HJ. Heinz Co
W.r.grace & Co
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Ad
Ottawa Herald lists daily edition subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates include tax where applicable and state tax deduction rules for out of state subscribers. The advertisement notes carrier and mail options with various monthly and yearly terms.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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Kitchen
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