The Big Gamble at DOE Fire 1211 Workers
The Department of Energy plans to terminate 1,211 employees by Sept. 30 prompting Democratic objections and upcoming hearings. Critics question how the department can function with such a large reduction, a move seen as part of Reagan administration policy likely to affect federal and related employment.
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Kansas Tax Law Turbulence and Federal Payroll Cuts
The piece notes 18 percent of U S civilian workers are government employed and predicts state local payroll cuts totaling about 80 000 next year with federal reductions near 40 000 The writer doubts the plan to absorb workers through growth will work Kansas property tax laws are described as a mess A 1981 law aimed at farm machinery valuations faces a constitutional challenge and uniform property taxation remains in doubt The author foresees continued tax equalization battles and hints at shifting toward income and sales taxes.
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Expected Boom In Young Homebuyers Real Estate’s Ace In The Hole
Real estate analysts forecast strong housing demand through the 1980s driven by a large cohort of buyers aged 25 to 34, social shifts toward one person households, and a history of underbuilding. Projections show varied regional changes, with some markets rising 15 to 20 percent while others drop 15 to 25 percent from 1970s levels.
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Texas Featured By PBS Tonight The Third Coast profile
PBS airs Texas profile The Third Coast by Alan and Susan Raymond, showing modern Texas mixed with old west images. The film contrasts Houston boom towns with struggling shopping centers and bus riders, arguing Texas shapes the next American frontier.
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Dysplasia Grading Of Pap Smears Explained
A patient asks about a Pap smear showing dysplasia and how serious it is. The doctor explains dysplasia as abnormal cell changes on the smear and outlines grading from 1 to 4 and by severity mild to severe.
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Ottawa Herald Ads and Rates with Medical Note
The Ottawa Herald page lists subscription rates for Ottawa area and outside trades, carrier and mail options, plus tax remarks. It also includes an inserted medical note about cancer, dysplasia, and related gynecologic testing procedures, ending with a prayer quote.
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