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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1981
Page
1
Ottawa Herald reports President Reagan faces a murky budget outlook as Congress debates spending and a multi million dollar advertising blitz to sell the program. More than two million dollars has been raised to promote the plan amid uncertain spending obligations.
The text argues public pressure is needed to convince Congress to act on economy. It notes 81 million people either seeking government aid or employed by the government, balanced against 71 million taxpayers not working for or receiving aid. It warns the minority seeking handouts would require a massive sell job to the majority.
Senator Jim Allen filed a bill to permit rural residents of Franklin County to vote on county wide zoning. The measure, already passed by the Senate, aims to settle a long running issue by placing the question before those most affected at the polls and relieve county officials of ongoing disputes.
A dense schedule lists programs and films across networks with titles such as The Greatest American Hero San Pedro undercover plot lines, Katharine Hepburn in The Lion in Winter, Love Boat Police Story crossovers, Dracula A.D., The Rich Man Poor Man, and Nightline plus regional listings for HBO Tonight and Movie Dramas.
The AP reports corporations may fund employee housing as housing costs rise. Firms like Stanford seek COIN style partnerships to help staff buy homes, including a proposed Shared Appreciation Mortgage linking $29,794 first mortgage and $113,748 shared equity for a Palo Alto home.
Public television faces GOP budget cuts with fundraising appeals. KCET warns Cosmos funding may end without viewer donations while PBS expands drives. The piece notes Cavett cuts, Playboy Advisor radio plans, and costs behind public broadcasting.
A reader asks about prednisone for polymyalgia rheumatica and side effects with alternative options. Dr Donahue explains tapering and alternate day dosing, then answers questions on Stein-Leventhal syndrome, caffeine effects, restless legs, eye color development, bladder acidity, menopause fertility, and scabies transmission. The column closes with a prayer and patient concerns about marital infection.
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