Saturday Notebook on Congress and Big Business
The column laments Congress' lack of a budget amid July holidays and blames party politics. It questions the IBM MCT merger power, revisits AT&T breakup effects, notes a wheat harvest boxcar shortage, and reports a Kansas street tree dispute with a resident threatening to move away if trees are removed.
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Justice Department
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Kansas
Pogo
Ottawa Trees on Main Street Preservation Plea
Opal M. Phillips of 1305 S. Cedar urges Ottawa officials to seek alternatives to removing mature trees along Main Street between 7th and 10th to widen the road, warning that loss would erode the town’s heritage and charm for future generations.
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Balancing calories for muscle gain and fat control
A reader asks how to gain muscle without fat. Dr Donohue notes calorie balance is key, with weight steadiness over days guiding intake. Any increase must be matched with more exercise to avoid fat storage and continue muscle growth.
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DR. Donohue
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Ottawa Postage Rates Listing 1048 Cedar
The Ottawa USPS newspaper details daily publication schedule with editor Robert B Wellington. It lists subscription rates for trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns and outside trade area, with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options and tax notes. Subscriptions within state taxed at standard rate.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Press Reaction: Retaliation Urged Against Terrorism
DAVID S. BRODER argues that U S policy must threaten swift retaliation against nations harboring terrorists. He urges cutting commerce and travel, evacuating citizens, and deploying military force when hostage situations arise to prevent future attacks and curb terrorist influence.
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David S. Broder
Washington
United States
U.S
America
Américans
Independent Tax Projections Stir Debate On Reagan Proposals
AP analysis contrasts White House and Tax Foundation figures on corporate and individual tax burdens, noting wide gaps in projected outcomes over years. The piece explores how estimating methods and timelines shape perceptions of revenue impact, service versus manufacturing shifts, and the idea of industrial policy amid economic forecasts.
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John Cunniff
New York
The
Tax Foundation
Congressional Budget Office
White House
America
U.S
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