President pushes budget cuts and tax relief plan outlined
The President urges Congress to cut taxes by 10 percent annually for three years while pursuing budget reductions. Washington sources say he will win about 85 percent of his aims, with some bending on tax cuts to avoid overheating the economy. Economists favor a revenue surplus and debt relief, proposing a saver’s deduction of $1,000 for individuals or $2,000 for families to boost savings and reduce taxes on interest.
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Congress
Washington
Readers debate severance tax and education funding
Elbert Swank of Williamsburg argues that before appointing a votes-based panel to handle bills, society should examine priorities. He notes abundant spending on indulgences and asserts a rich society can afford to fund schools, implying education should be protected when money runs out.
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Elbert Swank
Williamsburg
RFD
TV Nights Spotlight Morning Star Movie Listings
Television listings show a chaotic mix of film titles and previews. Highlights include The People vs. Joan Harris, Windwalker, Heaven's Gate, and Two Mules for Sister Sara with stars like Clint Eastwood and Shirley MacLaine. Referenced programs include The taxi gang episode and Charlie's Angels with multiple time slots and network notes.
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Hoala
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Roger Ebershaw
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Gunsa Stor
Novi Price
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Sara
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Shirley MacLaing
Mexico
FAT Patrol
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World AT Large
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Memo From Mace The British Will Never Learn
A columnist critiques British policy in Ireland, arguing Britain must withdraw and Ireland unite. He cites Bobby Sands and historical injustices from 1695 to 1829, notes the North’s Protestant majority, and urges US aid and guaranteed Protestant rights within a unified Ireland.
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Bobby Sands
Irish Free State
Britain
Orth
America
North Ireland
IRA
U. S
Catholic Church
Sydney Smith
Mysterious ileitis discussed by Dr Donohue
A reader asks if ileitis, also called regional enteritis and Eisenhower's disease, Crohn's disease, or others, is the same. The doctor explains ileitis as inflammation of the ileum, its symptoms, and that steroids and sulfa drugs are used, with a hopeful, practical outlook.
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B.A.T
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
Ottawa Kansas newspaper subscription rates listed for trade area and out of state readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Includes carrier and mail rates, sales tax details, and publisher contact at Robert B. Wellington. Member of the Associated Press.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
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