06 Jun 1986
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1986
Page
1
Article notes Reagan critique of insurance costs and explains California Proposition 51 passing with 62 percent. It limits punitive damages and caps pain and suffering to curb jury and lawyer raids on insurers, while urging federal congressional reform for nationwide relief.
From Our Readers argues for supporting American-made products despite higher prices. The writer notes hidden costs of imports through unemployment and welfare, praises local jobs in Ottawa and nearby areas, and urges protectionist awareness while praising national loyalty as an American consumer. The letter emphasizes buying American to sustain domestic industry and communities.
Dear Sir explains prolactin's role in men and how pituitary tumors raise it. Bromocriptine inhibits prolactin. treatment ranges from medical therapy to possible surgery, depending on tumor size and hormone level. Also addresses birth control moral objections and dietary complex carbohydrates for insulin dependent diabetes.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for the trade area and outside areas. Pricing covers carrier and motor routes, mail options, and different terms from one month to one year, with out-of-state subscribers subject to a 4.5 percent sales tax.
AP Political Writer Donald Rothberg reports the Senate moves into televised coverage, spurred by locals' attention through television news. The piece notes Byrd's view of the Senate as the invisible half of Congress and analyzes potential effects on filibusters, quorum calls, and public perception as cable access via C-SPAN expands. Stephen Hess predicts a strong, likely permanent vote to televise the Senate, driven by local news growth rather than gavel-to-gavel desire.
President Reagan seeks a budget surge while pressing Congress and European allies to uphold SALT II limits. Senate and House backers seek enforcement amid Republican and Democratic critics as Gorbachev proposals loom. If Congress acts, they could shape the treaty's fate despite White House pressure and Soviet responses.
A cluttered schedule lists movies TV shows and specials across networks with actors and release years. Notable entries include Kids shows like Mork and Mindy and Beverly Hills House plots, films such as Meatballs Baby Secret of the Lost Legend and The Hunted Lady, and sports and talk programs.
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