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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1982
Page
6
Friends of the Library call for donations of books records games and puzzles to support the Skunk Run Book Sale on June 6. Volunteers welcome to assist with sorting setup and sale day operations.
Gallup surveys across 15 nations show Americans among the most conservative and proud of their work, while the Irish report the highest happiness. The study, sponsored by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, involved at least 1,200 adults per country and highlights varying attitudes toward war, religion, and life after death.
The Commerce Department reports housing starts at 881,000 in April, down 6.4 percent from March and 32.3 percent below April a year ago, while personal income rises 0.3 percent and spending 0.5 percent. Reagan administration warns of anemic recovery absent budget trimming, with economists calling the outlook dismal. The piece notes OPEC demand expectations, layoffs at Atmco and Illinois plant closures at International Harvester amid bleak outlooks for several industries.
Washington AP James Parker of the Agriculture Department says the Falklands crisis is not lifting American grain exports. The Soviet Union has halted purchases from Argentina and has not bought U.S. grain for two months. He notes Moscow buys less due to its strategy, not the Falklands, and fewer than half of this year's grain contracts have been signed.
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