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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1982
Page
1
A government report shows 63,000 health care professionals are delinquent on training loans, with 401 doctors owing over 443000 and 83 faculty members among 17 medical schools listed. The piece questions withholding payments and proposes workfare to repay debt.
NCAA Committee on Infractions finds USC football staff sold complimentary tickets from 1971 to 1979 and profited from bowl game tickets with players receiving 410 to 2000 dollars yearly. USC barred from postseason and TV revenue for two years amid broader questions about who benefited from the payments. The piece questions NCAA silence and calls for accountability on student athletes and possible IRS interest.
A dense TV guide snippet lists various programs across networks including ESPN, HBO, CBS, and NBC. It notes episodes, films, and specials featuring stars like James, Sophia Loren, Jamie Lee Curtis, and John Ritter, with mentions of sports, biographies, and classic movie titles.
Reader questions the meaning of moderate drinking and asks for clear guidelines. Dr Donohue cites two beers or two glasses of wine or two highballs as a benchmark, notes benefits may exist for some but not for all, and stresses alternative heart risk-reduction measures plus prayer and faith.
Lee Iacocca, Chrysler chairman, faces Congress and markets with a stubborn grin and a plan. He cites rising market share to 11 percent, a projected 150 million profit, and the sale of a tank unit while urging bipartisan economic policy and defense cuts to slash the deficit by 55 billion. He proposes a surtax on imported oil to boost revenues as he warns against continuing stress.
President Reagan urges a constitutional amendment to forbid deficit spending as a quick fix to the record 1983 budget deficit. Senate Judiciary Committee measures would tighten limits but not mandate balanced budgets, while House prospects are dim. Support grows in state legislatures as calls for a convention rise.
AP television writer Fred Rothenberg reports on ABCs fourth film treatment of Somerset Maughams The Letter set in 1939 Malaya near Singapore. Lee Remick stars as Leslie Crosbie, with Ian McShane as Geoff Hammond and Jack Thompson as Robert Crosbie in a tale of passion, murder, and courtroom secrecy.
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