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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1985
Page
2
Kansas Governor John Carlin submits a conservative budget of 3.57 billion dollars for the coming year. The plan includes a 0.5 cent sales tax increase to finance the rise, and a wave of official pay hikes proposed by the Legislative Budget Committee.
A Kansas congressman told constituents that farmers face problems driven by an out of control 200 billion dollar federal budget deficit. Economist Barry Flinchbaugh argued deficits require hard choices, with defense cuts or higher taxes as the likely outcome, while entitlement programs and the sacred defense budget constrain options.
Dear Dr Donohue clarifies prostacyclin as a body chemical that prevents clotting and widens vessels, suggesting low production from damaged arteries may contribute to certain strokes.
A memo from Mac recounts a controversial plan by Fr. Richard Szafranski of Mt Pleasant Michigan to end the military budget and finance it with bingo. The proposal argues tax cuts and no new taxes, with benefits directed to social services, and envisions replacing Weinberger with a parochial school administrator.
A summary of how tax cuts and propositions shaped state finance in the 1980s. It cites the 1981 federal tax cut reducing income taxes for middle earners, California's 1978 Proposition 13 limiting property taxes, and a Los Angeles Times survey on multibillion savings ending up in federal coffers.
A TV schedule fragment shows Karen warning Gary about Paul Galveston and Cathy choosing between a career move away from Joshua or staying in Knot's Land. Abby visits Val as the 60 minute lineup includes 20/20 and various movie and talk segments.
Ottawa Kansas publication lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include one month at 3.55 or 4.55 dollars, three months 9.85 or 12.00, six months 18.95 or 22.75, one year 36.35 or 41.40, with sales tax noted and out-of-state deductions.
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