19 Jan 1983
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1983
Page
1
Gov. John Carlin submitted Kansas next year’s budget totaling 3.06 billion dollars, calling it more austere than prior posts while acknowledging past shortfalls. The plan relies on a severance tax and a natural gas tax, with passage uncertain, prompting questions about balancing amid lower expected revenues.
A letter from Iowa Beef Processors Inc. notes some vendors seek price increases amid an improving economy but IBP will not accept any price hikes in 1983. The firm warns that increases are stepping stones to inflation and urges suppliers to keep prices steady to stay competitive.
A dense TV schedule lists films and shows across HBO and other networks including The Magic of Lassie and Neighbors. It features sports basketball NCAA games, Family Feud, Tonight Show guests, and a Kennedy Center program with Stravinsky related content.
Analysis by JOHN CUNNIFF argues that a 1983 budget deficit of 150 to 200 billion would mean each American owes 647 to 862 dollars extra. The piece details the national debt, taxes, and interest, citing figures from W.R. Grace & Co. and the National Taxpayers Union, and warns the public that debt grows every minute.
A mother worries about enlarged neck lymph nodes in her 5 year old after two doctors say no cause for concern. The article reassures that persistent, benign nodes can be normal, notes infections trigger nodes, and cancer would show additional symptoms. It emphasizes trusting medical professionals and avoiding unnecessary worry.
President Reagan defends an orderly White House while a bipartisan Social Security reform plan gains support. The compromise, brokered by a stalled commission, would raise taxes to fund the system while Democrats seek long term benefit curbs, signaling potential progress on the budget.
Linda Lavin plays Terry DeBray in a credible two hour film about a husband bringing home his illegitimate daughter. The portrayal balances emotion with restraint as the discovery unsettles family life and raises questions of motherhood and loyalty.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates for trade area and out of area readers. It includes prices for one month three months six months and one year with sales tax notes and out of state pricing. The piece also features a TV movie synopsis describing Another Woman's Child on CBS and plot details about Terry Mike Sonya Lisa and supporting characters.
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