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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1983
Page
1
In Boston last week President Reagan suggested scrapping or greatly reducing the corporate income tax. Aide dispersals followed as critics warned of revenue loss, but proponents argued removal would free billions for private sector investment and possibly lower consumer prices.
Oil prices may fall to 25 or even 20 a barrel harming drilling and exploration in Kansas. The OPEC Geneva talks sparked a market nosedive that strains state finances as governor eyes a severance tax to cover a shrinking oil tax take. Budget revisions loom as the oil downturn deepens.
A cluttered TV grid outlines programs and films across networks. Highlights include ESPN SportsCenter, M A S H, Shogun Part 1, Love Story, and Star Wars with various actors noted. the text weaves in news shows, sitcoms, and documentaries with aging references and unrated details.
Reagan insists reducing interest rates as key to recovery while criticizing Democratic programs. He says fear of government intervention blocks lower rates, sparking GOP unity fatigue. Democrats push for government aid, while Reagan argues such programs worsen the long economic legacy. Congress faces two conflicting paths with limited bipartisan chance.
AP report notes bipartisan talk mirrors past statements by Reagan and Democrats. The piece frames the pledge as consistent with Reagan's long stance and questions whether rhetoric equals new policy, highlighting political theater over a genuine breakthrough.
AP outlines Craig Hall, real estate mogul and author, forecasting a Midwest revival through reindustrialization and urban rental demand. He notes doubting tenants and rising employment as catalysts, with Michigan as a key analysis focus amid wage adjustments for auto industry competitiveness. The piece blends market outlook with demographic shifts and investment trends.
Dear Dr Donahue readers learn that mild scoliosis in adults progresses slowly. follow with later X-ray to check for progression, braces or surgery only if severe, and exercises improve posture but not cure. smoking and Doppler questions addressed briefly. advise not to fear crippling.
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