Commentary on Reagan news rules and oddities in 1981
The Ottawa Herald notes Reagan aides drafting rules to manage news with calmer press conferences. It cites the Jefferson-Coolidge portrait swap and speculates on symbolism, then recalls a cricket issue in Monroe pressrooms and drifting costs of advertising. It ends by observing economic theories and a Kansas City College scandal tease.
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Kansas City
Kansas Legislators Debate Severance Tax and Education Funding
Rep Dorothy Nichols warns against a new severance tax on minerals, citing impact on Franklin County wells and potential shutdowns. HB 2259 proposes education financing via a one cent sales tax, large property tax relief, and district rebates. Sen Jim Allen argues against more government, notes tax options and education funding plans, and discusses death penalty debate.
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Fantasy Land
Kansas
Franklin County
Canada
Wheat Futures Growth Drives Busy Trading Across Markets
Roderick Turnbull of the Kansas City Board of Trade notes U.S. wheat production and overseas marketing boost futures volume on Chicago, Kansas City, and Minneapolis. From 1961 to 1980 total three-market futures rose sharply, with KC expanding its market share while Chicago remained dominant and Minneapolis steadied.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
United States
Chicago
Minneapolis
Milling and Baking News Grant
Chicago Board of Trade
Soviet Union
Great Plains
Corn Belt
Kansas
Cold Weather Running Advice From Dr Donahue
Cold air does not freeze the lungs and you can continue outdoor activity with precautions. Dress in layered clothing, cover exposed skin, and consider ski masks. Start gradually, beware of ice, and those with heart issues should be cautious in cold weather. Night leg cramps may relate to sleeping posture or circulatory issues. stretch calves before sleep and try elevating the feet, with quinine possibly explored under physician guidance.
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Dr. Donahue
C.M.K
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with by mail and carrier options. Rates include sales tax for Ottawa and surrounding towns, plus 3.5 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. Member of the Associated Press.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Associated Press
Reagan’s stark appeal for deep budget cuts rallies support
President Reagan used a simple dramatic message to urge sweeping budget cuts, blaming government excess for economic peril and calling for reduced spending, lower taxes, and deregulation. Congress resists, but views on restraint unite lawmakers. Reagan, a superb communicator, could shape public opinion to back his plan.
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Associated Press
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