01 Dec 1982
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1982
Page
1
Congress faces a December deadline with Sen. Robert Dole cautioning no miracles likely from a five cent gas tax. He predicts limited action on a jobs bill, with road and bridge funding uncertain and project timelines stretching into next year, leaving unskilled and minority workers at the highest risk.
Big steel firms urge early contract talks with United Steelworkers to seek wage and especially benefit concessions. European imports now claim 25 percent of U S market, auto sales lag, and high U S prices driven by costly benefits threaten industry viability. Strike expected next summer could raise unemployment.
TV guide style listing notes HBO Magazine starr ing Dick Cavett with Inside Look. Prime time features include NCAA basketball Kentucky at Notre Dame and Tokyo Mirage Bowl football Clemson vs Wake Forest. Also notable movies The French Lieutenant's Woman and The Gunfighter with classic ensembles.
A contemplative column imagines Andropov embracing Reagan Pipes reform, replacing Communism with American style private enterprise. The fantasy grows into a nightmare of global upheaval, trade wars, and domestic upheaval if Russia abandons its system and opens fully to capitalist norms.
Reader questions Dr Donohue about central hypoventilation and Ondine s curse, plus a note on heart aneurysm and arrhythmia. The column explains brainstem chemoreceptors regulate breathing, possible pacemaker aid, and how post heart attack aneurysms affect ECG findings.
A devotional prayer asks for divine light during darkness. The text invokes Micah 7:8 TEV and pleads for gratitude and expectancy in life for all people, concluding with an Amen.
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