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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1983

Page

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Reagan State Of The Union Address Seen As Moderate Shift

Reagan's State Of The Union address is viewed as modestly redirecting his two year plan. Inflation is down while unemployment and the federal deficit remain high. The president seeks job programs, tax credits, training, and caps on domestic spending with defense cuts of fifty billion, urging congressional cooperation.

Reagan Congress Washington State of the Union

Senator Eagleton seeks clues on gas price profits

The Missouri senator asks the Congressional Research Service to identify who profits from higher natural gas costs. The CRS cannot name specific entities, suggesting the inquiry should target Congress and the Federal Regulatory Commission which oversee price setting.

Tom Eagleton Missouri Congressional Research Service Eagleton Congress Federal Regulatory Commission

TV Tonight Selections and Movie Highlights

A dense TV guide listing HBO NFL and NBC programs, films, and sports events across the evening. Highlights include Jaws HBO special, Super Bowl XIV action, NCAA basketball, Magnum P I and a Mackenna's Gold movie, plus Late Night with David Letterman and SportsCenter wrap ups.

HBO NFL Filma Pittsburgh Los Angeles Gomer Dr. Who Len Dawson Nick Buoniconti Tonight Family Feud People’s Court MacNeil-Lehrer Report Espn SportsCenter P.M Aady Griffith Laverne and Shirley Julie David Reardon Magnum P.J. Magnum Ames North Carolina Wake Forest Mackenna Jane Fonda Kris Kristoffarson Huma Cronyn Henry Murial Nell Simon & Simon Jattray Lyons Neal Gabler Sergeant Cribb Oklahoma State Oklaho Sam Ranko Joyce Washinton Peter Las Hart Jennifer Harts David Letterman David Ted Nugent Terry Gilliam Graham Chapman MacNeilLehrer Davi Letterman

Branstad’s Budget Push Echoes Roosevelt as Reagan Shifts

The 36-year-old Iowa governor Terry Branstad proposes public works, education, welfare boosts, and a one cent sales tax to balance the budget. The piece contrasts Branstad’s leadership with Reagan’s State of the Union, noting tax plans, defense spending, and missed welfare relief while urging government to aid the needy amid deficits.

John House of the Reagan Branstad S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington

Reagan calls for lower rates to restart economy

AP analysis notes President Reagan urged lower interest rates as key to recovery, while promising to cut federal spending and reduce uncontrollable programs like food stamps. He defended a long term strategy favoring private over public economic power and cautioned about immediate aid. Critics predict ongoing challenges ahead.

Reagan America

Vitamin C Interacts With Propranolol Claim Questioned

Reader asks if daily vitamin C negates Inderal propranolol for hypertension. The response finds no reference to an incompatibility between vitamin C and propranolol, leaving potential interaction unsubstantiated in the available materials.

Dr. Donahue J.R.J. T

Angioedema inquiry from reader Donahue

Dear Dr Donahue describes swelling in ankles eyes and mouth with itching and ongoing blood tests. The columnist identifies angioedema as a swelling beneath the skin, noting allergies foods contact triggers and possible lack of a chemical to turn off body reactions. Patience advised as doctors search for causes.

Hill Street Blues audio style reshapes TV soundscape

AP writer Fred Rothenberg notes Hill Street Blues uses noisy, real world soundscapes to heighten tension. Off The Wall improvisers provide ambient voices while main characters deliver clipped lines in roll call. The show relies on busier, less polished sound to pull viewers into the precinct's daily grind.

Fred Rothenberg New York E.F. Hutton Plains of Kansas Greg Hoblit NBC Hoblit Hill Street Precinct Phil Esterhaus Michael Conrad Aristotle

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