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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1985
Page
2
The piece notes a 12.7 percent military funding rise to 277.5 billion, critiques defense contractor profits, and questions tax rates while detailing office disruptions from weather. It laments arts funding cuts, jokes about the Pentagon, and ends with a Franklin County highway riddle about ice and snow.
A New York AP report quotes Eugene Jennings, a psychologist, praising Ronald Reagan as the most right-brained president since Theodore Roosevelt. Jennings argues intuitive leaders balance intuition with analysis, noting Reagan's advisers and timing, versus Carter's analytic approach.
Carolyn Newmaster notes federal and state mandates require parental involvement in special education. Parents provide developmental histories, approve testing, and help craft the Individual Education Program. Ongoing parent participation and classroom collaboration are essential for an effective IEP and successful student outcomes.
Letter writers challenge Dr Donohue on protein supplements and muscle gain. They argue protein overabundance rarely builds muscle without calories and criticize self styled nutritionists. They urge stronger guidance against fad diets and cite a rule of thumb for daily protein.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade and non trade areas including Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates cover one month to one year with differing in state and out of state sales tax considerations and carrier mail and motor routes.
Washington commentary lampoons budget battles as in the Book of David and Donald. The piece recounts 1982 to 1985 fiscal policy debates with Ronald Reagan, David Stockman, and Donald Regan, portraying deficits as a political saga and noting continued tax cuts alongside increased defense and social spending. Skeptics persist among the scribes.
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