Saturday Notebook Bites of politics and price hints
The piece links federal gasoline taxes to possible peanut butter price drops amid Helms driven acreage limits. It notes Sen. Helms opposition, calls for action to reduce peanut prices, and mentions Southwestern Bell rate requests and a Topeka circulation hiccup. It also jokes about the computer paper waste and a Garnett editor remark.
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Jesse Helms
Helms
Senate
Congress
House
Reagan sidesteps Social Security clash despite panel impasse
Reagan refuses to push a Social Security fix as the 15 member commission nears its mandate deadline. The group estimates a need of 150 to 200 billion dollars over seven years, but cannot agree on payroll tax increases or slower benefit growth. Greenspan cites ongoing talks as evidence the panel still has work to do. Congress must act to prevent trust fund shortfalls, with House Ways and Means shaping a response amid expected partisan battles.
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Walter RE. Mears
Washington
Reagan
Commission
White House
Alan Greenspan
Congress
Greenspan
House
Ways and Means
Views On Education By Roger D. Nelson
Superintendent Roger D Nelson argues high quality public education is essential to national success. He cites a strong economy, defense needs, and democratic society as foundations, urging continued investment and national interest in education despite local control.
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Roger D. Nelson
U.S.C
United States
America
eTo
Grain Exports Seen Slowing After the 70s Boom
Kansas City Board of Trade analysis, citing USDA economists, notes the 1970s peak in grain exports may not be matched again. Record supplies and slower world growth imply exports will stay large but grow less each year, with prices and dollar value shaping future demand. World population growth trends and Morgan Guaranty data are cited as context for demand and prices.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
USDA
Kansas City Board of ‘Trade
VO2 max and lung capacity in athletic training
Dear Dr Donahue explains that lung capacity alone does not make an athlete. VO2 max matters, but muscle efficiency and oxygen use drive performance. training can raise muscle oxygen use threefold while large lung capacity remains advantageous but not sole determinant.
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Dr. Donohue
Ottawa Herald USPS Subscription Rates Summary
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details for Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert Wellington and publishes subscription pricing for within and outside the trade area. Rates include one month to one year options, with in-area higher taxes and out-of-state deductions.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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Southwestern Bell
Topeka
Jim Allen
Dorothy Nichols
State Capitol
Garnett
Security
Medicare
Roger
Nelson
Morgan Guarantee Trust Company of
New York
Morgan Guaranty Survey
Bank
United Nations
Dr. Donahue
Paul G. Donohue
Ottawa Herald
Evan
Travel Film
Scotland
Fran Reidelberger
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