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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1980
Page
1
The Kansas Legislature passed a housekeeping bill extending the governor's budget submission deadline while a committee weighs a major salary raise for judges. Proposals would lift district judges to 45000 per year with boosts for Supreme Court and associate judges, totaling about 1.8 million dollars annually.
The governor backs higher judicial salaries amid inflation workload and duties, while a $1.8 million boost was missing from the governor’s budget guide. With Republicans holding the Legislature, an increase may pass, leaving Carlin to accuse the party of overstepping his budget advice as the budget process drags on.
The piece discusses gold’s rising price andArab oil dollars buying gold to hedge against political risk. It notes Fort Knox holds 265 million ounces valued at 42.22 per ounce, about 11 billion on books, and suggests selling part of the gold to cut debt and ease inflation.
TV guide style rundown with shows and times including real people, Mary Hartman repeats, The Tonight Show, Charlie's Angels, Kung fu and sports. Notable items include A movie lineup with Gable, Day, Gable and Day in Teacher's Pet and Mary Hartman repeats, and news segments with CBS Late Movie.
AP Television writer Peter J. Boyer reviews CBS Reports and a later movie segment, charging the broadcast paints teens as doomed. He mocks the sensational framing and notes Harry Reasoner leads discussions with grim statistics about teenage sex and substance use.
The piece surveys a South New Jersey joint where teens drink and a Rocky Horror Show event with costumed youths, arguing the program mixes moral zeal with sensationalism. It notes few states mandate sex education and questions youth freedom versus recklessness while condemning sensationalism.
A reader explains Reiter's syndrome including arthritis conjunctivitis urethral inflammation and skin rashes with tests and treatments. The answer notes prognosis is usually excellent and discusses lithium iodine pacemaker batteries offering longer life.
Lloyd Ballhagen argues readers misunderstand the press and the First Amendment. He cites Gallup polls showing low constitutional literacy and support for heavy government controls on media. The piece urges civics education and memorization of the First Amendment to prevent totalitarianism.
Jim Davidson of the National Taxpayers Union seeks a constitutional balanced budget amendment as 30 states already signed on. He argues deficits fuel inflation and higher prices while Congress blocks restraint, noting the union's growth to about 150,000 members funding at least $5 each.
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