29 Dec 1983
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1983
Page
1
The Mighty Fall notes U S Steel will shut six plants and lay off about 15 000 workers. Most cuts hit workers already laid off as the firm cites money losses and fierce competition. The piece argues for lower wages, reduced dividends, and tax cuts to revive the industry.
Albert Feuerborn of Greeley writes in support of John McCormally, praising his hard hitting Russia coverage and insistence on reporting reality as it is. He argues McCormally should be kept even if space forces dropping other writers.
A chaotic listing of 1980s channel schedules highlights HBO films such as Creepshow and Six Weeks, NBC and CBS fare, and sports like NFL moments and NASCAR references. The fragmentary OCR reads like a TV-obsessed newspaper snippet with host names, program titles, and equipment tags crowded together.
Santa left a catcher’s mitt for James Baker while Michael Deaver received travel advice for foreign trips and a Hong Kong shopping card. Edwin Meese III got A Christmas Carol, John Rogers got computer programs, and Larry Speakes received an unlisted phone line. Ron and Doro Reagan were honored with jogging outfits and a Jane Fonda video, while the first couple were given matching exercise outfits.
AP reports that U S Steel executives blame unfair foreign competition and heavy regulation for a slide in U S steel. They cite 5600 federal rules, environmental costs, and government inaction on imports, while wages remain high compared with other industries.
AP reports a New Year introduction to George Orwell with a five hour CBC radio biography and a live TV program Good Morning Mr Orwell. The projects trace his life from India birth to Burma and Paris, his novels Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty Four, and his enduring influence as a journalist and writer.
A patient requests help for persistent edema after coronary bypass surgery. Dr Donahue explains temporary leg fluid pooling from vein removal, recommends leg elevation, elastic stockings, and exercise, suggests swimming as gentler activity, and notes massage or devices may help.
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