House Backs Daylight Saving Time Shift in March Start
Congress moves to set the clock two months earlier with a nationwide switch to Daylight Saving Time on the first Sunday in March. DOT cites traffic safety energy use and crime reductions while Rep. Bob Whittaker blasts the idea as unsafe for rural Kansas children and questions national scope.
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Labor Secretary pushes summer work wage plan amid high teen unemployment
Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan urges Congress to permit private firms to hire youths for summer jobs below the federal minimum wage of 3.35 dollars. Congress has again failed to act as unemployment remains high, especially among teens. Big labor and business oppose concessions, and the piece critiques congressional worries and blames supply-side economics.
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TV Tonightings: Night of Movies and Sports Schedule
A dense TV guide lists prime time movies including Grease 2 Walk Don't Run and The Car along with Archie Bunker's Place Dynasty Eye of the Needle Reunion and Humongous. Sports coverage features Major League Baseball All-Star Game and CART Budweiser 500 with Nightline Tonight Show and Late Night highlights.
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Public schools blamed on federal meddling and Reagan remarks
The Harris News Service columnist argues that federal aid and control improved equality in education, citing Little Rock and gender and disability progress. He criticizes Reagan for linking progress with federal entanglements and warns against dismantling federal education funding. The piece contrasts defense spending with education funding and cites E. L. Doctorow on moral energy and presidential flaws.
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Reagan
Shawnee Mission
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Congress races to pass 1984 spending bills before budget clash
Congress moved quickly on three of 13 annual appropriation bills to fund government agencies for 1984 before a July recess, with Reagan signaling vetoes on remaining measures he calls budget busters despite an $859 billion budget adoption. House and Senate progress varies as lawmakers aim to meet May 15 budget deadline.
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Difference Between Cystitis and Interstitial Cystitis Explored
Dr Donahue explains that cystitis usually reflects infection treated with antibiotics, while interstitial cystitis is noninfectious and involves bladder wall scarring that shrinks the organ. Diagnosis hinges on absence of white blood cells in urine and cystoscopic confirmation. treatment may include bladder stretching and, rarely, DMSO irrigation.
Prayerful Reflection Teaches Belief in Answered Prayers
A short devotional urges belief as the key to answered prayers. It cites Mark 11 24 TEV and asks readers to bring cares to God, praising His infinite love and power. The prayer thanks God for answers and ends with Amen.
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Mark
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription prices for trade area Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates include one month 3.50 or 4.50 outside trade area, three months 39.75 or 11.85, six months 18.75 or 22.50, one year 36.00 or 41.00, with sales tax notes and out-of-state deductions.
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Ottawa
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Robert B. Wellington
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