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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1980
Page
1
A Kansas City bond sales pitch targets county officials to float a housing bond issue. The county would back loans for home building or remodeling with tax exempt bonds. Banks and savings firms would fund loans for a fee while bond brokers are paid. Uncle Sam loses tax revenue if the bonds grow, risking a broader bond market shock.
President Carter told accountants that inflation had turned the corner while former wage and price director warned of steady deterioration. Alan Greenspan predicted a serious recession, leaving the public debating whether the economy is turning the corner in the wrong direction.
A cluttered TV guide lists Shakespeare's The Tempest staged with actors Robins and Guard, plus a lineup including The Tonight Show and MacNeil Lehrer. Classic films span Back to Bataan, Gauntlet, Lipstick, and Sweet Hostage with stars Wayne, Eastwood, Hemingway.
Carter extends lead after Texas primary as Des Moines Register urges him to withdraw, shifting the race dynamics. The piece critiques editorial logic, notes perceived rule changes, and contrasts with calls for Reagan or Ford. It frames Carter as best positioned to govern if not running.
AP Business Analyst reports Albert Sindlinger of Sindlinger & Co. finds a radical shift in American spending as consumer credit collapses. Interviews show frozen buying plans, tax payments without checks, and a surprising misalignment in the money supply figures after the Fed data. The analyst notes widespread liquidity squeeze and a rapid erosion of purchasing power across income groups.
Donohue argues for preventive medicine and annual exams for healthy adults over 35, stressing cost effectiveness and doctor patient relationships. He notes not all initial tests repeat yearly and highlights how early detection can prevent problems.
CBS censors wrestled with scenes of Tahitian nudity in Gauguin the Savage. Debate focused on whether the female breast is offensive during a vigorous dance or a fly swat scene. Officials cited Nipples as the real worry, while other naked scenes in Papillon passed.
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