26 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1986
Page
1
In Topeka debate, economic development is touted as the goal with Gov Carlin proposing an expanded budget funded by a sales tax increase. The University of Kansas notes taxes hinder development, pointing out Kansas imposes a 3 percent sales tax on manufacturing equipment while neighboring states do not.
Mrs Arthur H White writes in to defend Ransom Memorial Hospital praising care she and her husband received. She notes emergency visits, attentive nurses and doctors, daily room cleaning, and occasional use of equipment from other cities. She urges readers to value local care and support hospital funding.
Robert Barr reports on how Civil War pamphleteering fueled early newspapers and dialogue for By the Sword Divided. The lacey family in the series faces royalist and parliamentary factions, with Sieges, rescues, and sword play shaping a nine episode run to 1647, then plans for ten more to 1680 and the Restoration of Charles II.
A chaotic schedule fragment lists HBO and other channels with titles like The Tale of the Bunny Picnic The Breakfast Club and The Blues Brothers plus shows such as Dynasty MacGyver and Late Night with David Letterman Readouts include names like Michael Landon Kirk Douglas and Whoopi Goldberg with year annotations around 1980s and 1985 1986.
Roving editor John McCormally surveys a Topeka hotel bar called Club Orleans to explore Kansas long wresting with liquor laws. He traces prohibition and repeal efforts from 1881 through 1949, notes political shifts after World War II, and reflects on 40 years since key changes as voters face another liquor referendum.
Washington analyst compares Reagan administration to a spring training team failing to deliver in key votes. Congress rejects aid to the contras and budgets, while Reagan keeps backing tax cuts and a bigger military, amid a mandate gap after 1984.
Dear readers discuss tattoo hygiene and hepatitis risk. In clean surroundings with sterile needles, hepatitis risk from tattooing is minimal. in unsanitary settings the virus can transfer via contaminated tools. In doctors offices the risk is reduced, and tattooing itself does not cause hepatitis.
Public notice lists Ottawa Kansas subscription rates for trade area and outside area. Rates include one month to one year options with varying prices and tax details. Out of state subscribers deduct 4.5 percent sales tax.
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