26 Nov 1982
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1982
Page
1
The Kansas Alcohol Beverage Control Board moved to continue price fixing on retail liquor, with markups from 28.5 percent on whiskey to 45.5 percent on wine. Critics say this state socialism raises consumer prices and urge out-of-state purchases as a workaround, while lawmakers consider tax tweaks and law revisions to relieve the revenue pinch.
Senator Robert Dole faces business leaders in Kansas over his push to curb tax free industrial revenue bonds. The measure, set to take effect next year and aimed to end IRBs by 1987, seeks to curb abuse of bonds used for supermarkets golf courses and remodeling. Supporters praise the cleanup of a questionable tax loophole.
TV listing dense schedule noting HBO ESPN and NBC programs, with films and sports events. Included are 1982 83 season previews, classic movies such as Miracle on 34th Street and The Formula, boxing title bout Holmes Cobb, and series like Dallas M A S H Falcon Crest Nightline and SCTV Network.
A reader asks how pregnancy might help endometriosis after partial tissue removal and two doctors recommend exploring pregnancy as a therapeutic option. Theories include hormonal changes during pregnancy reducing endometrial tissue activity or overstimulation causing tissue to wither. Discussion covers patient age, family plans, and alternatives.
A roving editor deconstructs White House slips and press reactions to presidential gaffes. The piece argues the public chuckle masks policy moves, including the January and summer tax cuts and the Dense Pack missile plan, framed as image management rather than accidents.
AP reports bankers fear a proposed Dole bill would force withholding of 10 percent on interest and dividends, draining savers' funds and shrinking compounding. ABA notes the proposal could cost savers about 3 billion while banks face administrative costs, despite some claimed benefits.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert Wellington. Rates shown for trade area and outside area include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices, with sales tax rules and out of state deductions noted.
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