Kansas Loser in Federal Tax Returns Rank
A Tax Foundation report claims Kansas gets only 1.00 back for every 1.29 dollars paid in federal taxes making it the fourth-highest state loser. Texas loses most at 1.59 back per dollar, while Vermont earns a dollar back for 59 cents. The piece notes grants cover food stamps and mass transit and questions advocacy in Washington for Kansans.
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Washington
Kansas
Tax Foundation
Texas
Vermont
County Thistle Concern Reports Widespread Neglect
Jim Peckham of Rantoul RFD 1 writes that a spring thistle problem remains unaddressed despite county spraying crews and laws. He notes areas with seeds threatening township infestations and urges supervisors to enforce compliance to restore faith in local authorities.
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Jim Peckham
Rantoul Rfd
Clash of the Titans and TV Lineup Highlights
A chaotic TV schedule lists 1981 1982 era films including Clash of the Titans and Friday the 13th Part 3 with star names like Laurence Olivier. It also shows News programs, sports, and talk shows across networks CBS NBC ABC HBO CBN ESPN PBL, with various serialized plots and prime time events.
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Zéus
Laurence Olivier
Claire Bloom
Burgess Meredith
Burns & Allen
Entertainment Tonight
People's Court
Go MacNeil-Lehrer
Espn SportsCenter
Little House On the Prairie
NFL
Washington Week
Paul Duke
Washington
Stagecoach
Group PLC
John Wayne
Claire Trevor
Thomas Mitchell
Cbn
Wall Street
Louis Pukeyeet
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Bruce Boxlaitner
Brian Dannehy
HBO
Michael Knight
Dallas
Ottawa Herald USPS Rates and Publication Details
Ottawa Herald pages show subscription pricing for in area and out of area readers. Rates include one month costs 3.50 dollars, three months 9.75, six months 18.75, annual 36.00 with sales tax. out-of-area prices are 4.50, 11.85, 22.50, and 41.00 respectively, tax adjustments apply for out-of-state subscribers. The paper notes editorial staff Wellington as editor and publisher and is a member of the Associated Press.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Memo From Mae Glenn Spans 1,000 Years
John Glenn's stop in Independence Bay becomes a campaign moment as he recalls a Papua New Guinea encounter with a village of headhunters. The tale links human relations to leadership while contrasting past and present, urging care for people amid presidential contention.
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John
Solomon Islands
U. S
Britain
Carter
Glenn
Owen Stanley
Ronald Teagan
Popondetta
Papua New Guinea
Taping worries loom as VCRs threaten TV ads
Advertisers fear rapid playback and remote controls let viewers skip commercials. Report cites Walter Reichel and Richard Kostyra while courts weigh legality of taping. Projections show millions of VCRs by 1983 and a third of homes with recorders by 1990, with channel switching common in prime time.
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Fred Rothenberg
NEW York
Walter Reichel
Ted Bates
Richard Kostyra
J. Walter Thompson
Supreme Court
Electronic Industries Association
David Poltrack
CBS
Mr. Whipple
Poltrack
A.C. Nielsen Co
Nielsen
Wilson's disease outlined and treatment guidance
In a reader letter and response, Wilson's disease is described as an inherited copper processing disorder of the liver and brain. Penicillamine is the lifelong treatment to remove excess copper. continue therapy and return to the specialist to check copper levels and drug tolerance.
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Dr. Donahue
Wilson
R.W.R
Canada
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INN News
Charlie Callas
Sylvester Stallone
Peter Gusting
Andre Morell
Christopher Lee
Benny Hill
ABC
FunVision
ABC News
David Letterman
Rhythm and Blues
Atlanticity
Jack Benny
Father God
Ies
Gbye
Herbie
Ottawa Herald
THE
Associated Press
Mae
Popendetta
John McCormaty
Cherokee Express
Fish
Paul G, Donohue
Burt Reynolds
Universal City Studios, Inc
Warner Bros
Dustin Hoffman
Matinees
Tootsie
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