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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1982
Page
2
Ottawa Herald notes Rep. Larry Winn on budget delays and revenue raising, plus a critical view of congressional perks. It also touches on Rev. B Samuel Hart withdrawing from the Civil Rights Commission race amid press scrutiny, spring seed catalogs, and a $50 plated steel newspaper shredder for mulch and compost.
In a sharp critique, Ronald Reagan is portrayed as transforming deficits into a political asset, shifting public opinion on budget balance. The piece argues he alone could turn unbalanced finances into a national necessity, saving tax cuts for the wealthy and countering Soviet pressure while historians date the move to his presidency.
The Kansas City Board of Trade report notes Argentina's growing role as a grain exporter, with the Soviet Union becoming its top customer by 1981. It highlights yield gains through crop improvement, low fertilizer use, and potential export growth if fertilizer use increases, while other markets absorb more of Argentina's grain.
Rep Dorothy Nichols reports five hours of debate on the severance tax bill with a 70 to 55 vote in favor. She opposed HB 2725, favored HB 2920 amendment, notes annexation bills for Fort Riley and local government safeguards, and provides contact details for questions.
Senator Jim Allen reports on committee action removing a three year funding provision and delaying school finance, with budget controls set to six to twelve percent and a dropped pupil teacher ratio penalty. He notes advances toward timely funding and promises on special education funding.
Expert notes that human studies are variable but monkey experiments show arteries enlarging and HDL rising with exercise. A reader asks for guidance on an exercycle plan. Use age 40 as example: target heart rate 120 bpm, aim for 15 to 30 minutes per session, at least three times weekly, with medical approval and gradual increase to 10–15 bpm above resting rate.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription prices for local trade area and outside areas. Rates cover one month to one year with taxes and out-of-state tax adjustments noted.
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