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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1985
Page
1
Topeka reports a 4.4 percent unemployment rate statewide while teenagers face about 19 percent joblessness and Blacks around 42 percent in some areas. A two tier minimum wage for teens is proposed but faces House union opposition. partial relief for minorities remains uncertain.
Larry Brown of Kansas says Kansas high school rules are outdated and counter productive. He cites too few games, a single tournament, holiday breaks, late season start, practice limits, and bans on summer camps. He argues for two classifications to boost competitiveness and questions education versus athletics.
Four years ago small firms faced costly loans but rates have since fallen, boosting optimism for home and car sales exports and bonds. The prime rate has dropped to 10 percent with expectations of further declines to around 9.5 percent, signaling potential growth despite earlier recession fears.
In a review of Wake Us When It's Over Jack Germond and Jules Witcover condemn the 1984 campaign with candor and insider detail. They fault demagoguery and superficiality while acknowledging some realities behind slogans. The piece notes ongoing reforms and cautions against viewing 1994 as mere “Bine Smoke and Mirrors.”
Stuart Awbrey Harris critiques Reagan era privatization fantasies as a road to a true Free Enterprise state. He envisions private takeover of highways trains weather services jails hospitals mail parks and more while noting a single flaw defense privatization cannot weaponize. The piece mocks private funding for contras while urging cautious debate on government vs market control.
Dr Boyer and Dr Donohue urge correcting the belief that cirrhosis stems only from alcohol. They note hereditary and other acquired liver diseases also cause cirrhosis and share liver foundation leaflets. Address provided: American Liver Foundation, 998 Pompton Ave Cedar Grove NJ 07009.
TV listing notes multiple programs across HBO and DC channels including Savannah Smiles 1962 Bend of the River 1952 and Reunion at Fairborough 1985. Other items cover sports boxing and late night talk shows with cast names and ratings. A mix of movies dramas and public affairs featured.
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