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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1981
Page
1
The Reagan administration deregulatory move ends 1971 price controls on oil, promising less paperwork and fewer DOE staff. While inflation and world markets may limit price drops, the change could boost competition, cut enforcement needs, and potentially yield billions in tax savings as the industry moves toward greater freedom.
The piece argues against a legislative bill mandating seat belts for children under five, noting the $25 fine for drivers who fail to comply. It questions enforcement, recalls past failures to force adults to buckle up, cites federal DOT reluctance, and advocates education and stark wreck images to drive safety instead.
A busy TV schedule listing a mix of drama, sports, and news programs. Highlights include news segments from ABC and Independent Network News, classic dramas such as Twilight's Last Gleaming, and feature films like Other Side of the Mountain, with various public affairs and entertainment shows spread across the evening.
In Harris News Service interview Bob Dole is described as a key force in the Reagan era, balancing right wing fiscal aims with protection of the food stamp program. The article notes his rise from local offices to Senate Finance Committee chair, his cautious optimism, and calls for broader farmer and national support amid shifting tax and budget plans.
AP writer Chet Carrier analyzes the early 1980 economic terrain predicting the stock market swing with Reagan's win, spending plans, and tax cuts. He notes the recession’s uncertain return and signals the contrast between policy aims and opposing fiscal constraints.
Dear reader, gallstones may be dissolved but the drugs are still under study and not widely available. Bile from the liver, stored in the gall bladder, can form crystals when cholesterol is excessive. Chenodeoxycholic acid is the dissolving substance being researched.
Rep Dorothy Nichols notes 252 bills so far and hearings on explosives possession. Sen Jim Allen opposes the Governor's plan to create a Kansas Water Resource Authority and elimination of Rural Electric Co op regulation. Local bills progress, death penalty debate continues, oil prices and inflation cited, groundhog forecast ends with winter humor.
A devotional prayer invites readers to see each morning as God’s morning and seek guidance, acknowledging inner gloom but choosing gratitude and trust in the Creator and Sustainer. The prayer ends with an Amen, encouraging daily reflection.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with second class postage in Ottawa Kansas. Subscription rates for trade area include one month three dollars and up to one year thirty dollars with tax. outside trade area higher rates apply. carrier in Ottawa area offers month three dollars and annual thirty three fifty, tax included. Associated Press member.
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