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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1981
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes IRS push for stronger employer roles in withholding taxes. It cites Detroit auto workers abusing exemptions to dodge income tax deductions. The piece argues employers must enforce honesty with Uncle Sam amid growing enforcement.
Page 2 spread to California and Florida shows growing opposition to high federal taxes. The IRS proposes rules requiring employees to prove their exemptions to employers, making employers detectives for the IRS. Critics say this odious move should be opposed and that a quick IRS crackdown would be more effective than burdening employers.
Before moving into the White House the First Lady planned a major renovation priced around 200000. She and the President refused a 50000 Congress gift and will fundraise privately. About 735000 has come in from wealthy donors, mostly oil-connected, tax free. Concerns arise over public funding and tax revenue.
A cluttered TV guide outlines several programs from late night to prime time. Highlights include Mystery Rumpole episodes, the Voyager space feature, and a Tuesday Movie of the Week with Rival C amide. Local news and a Gunsmoke segment round out the schedule.
AP Business analysis notes a cautious market mood despite Reagan's optimism. Investors delay big bets, awaiting visible results from programs, withDow Jones readings around 1000 signaling restraint. History shows confidence fluctuates with presidential actions and policy outcomes.
AP writer Peter J. Boyer praises Palmerstown as a genuine small-town South drama about two families, one black and one white, whose evolving friendship transcends racial history. He notes strong performances, including Beeson Carroll and Bill Duke, and highlights a two hour premiere with scenes of racial prejudice and eventual reconciliation. It airs tonight on CBS leading into Gone With the Wind.
A medical detective story traces toxic shock syndrome to staph aureus infections in women linked to tampon use during menstruation. Research notes a 72 hour progression from fever and vomiting to low blood pressure and a pink rash, with shedding of skin, urging prompt medical evaluation and tampon cessation. A second reader query confirms postbarium laxative care after gall bladder surgery.
A devotional fragment invoking confidence through Christ with a prayer for guidance by the Holy Spirit. The text calls for intuitive direction toward compassionate service and openness to spiritual urging, ending with Amen.
Local notice details mail and carrier subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates cover one month three months six months and one year with sales tax adjustments and Ottawa area inclusion. Robert B Wellington is editor and publisher and the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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