22 Jul 1980
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1980
Page
1
The piece denounces Congress for passing a draft registration law void for excluding women and blames President Carter for signing it. A federal panel ruled it unconstitutional just before start up, a Supreme Court justice paused the case, and the court may later hear it. Taxpayer costs for the failed effort run high, highlighting waste.
A public column questions government experts on inflation unemployment and deficits under the Carter era. It notes rising inflation near 20 percent, unemployment creeping toward 8 percent, a federal deficit growing from 32 to 60 billion dollars, and doubts about a balanced budget successor. It mocks expert accuracy and argues the nation cannot endure four more years of Carter administration.
The schedule lists film and TV options including that year’s drama Winner Take All starring Shirley Jones and Laurence Luckinbill, plus That Man Bolt and The Champ, with repeats and ABC CBS NBC nighttime blocks and notes on cast. It also mentions Cannon and Gunsmoke as part of the night’s lineup and a Benny Hill soap hour.
James Kilpatrick argues Fullilove Vs Klutznick upholds a racially discriminatory provision in the 1977 Public Works Employment Act. He condemns the majority for endorsing benign or remedial racism, notes dissenters Stevens and Stewart, and warns of a precedent enabling government racial quotas and entitlement.
James Dale Davison, founder of the National Taxpayers Union, calls transcendental capital the most profitable wealth method. He argues it uses government loans and regulations to grant returns on others capital, affecting politicians and destroying conventional capital over time.
Fred Rogers reveals addressing death on Mister Rogers Neighborhood after a goldfish dies. He recalls crying as a child and encourages children to explore feelings, stressing honest communication. Fifteen new episodes join the library as he tapes Old Friends New Friends with Willie Stargell and Lee Strasberg.
Dear Dr Donahue explains Von Willebrand's disease as inherited with varying severity and management options such as transfused clotting factor before surgery. The ulcer discussion links ulcers to genetics, blood type O, smoking, and diet while advising regular meals and moderation. a DPT vaccine clarification follows plus a Bible verse and prayer.
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