Treasury raises Series EE bond interest to eight percent
The Treasury will pay 8 percent interest on Series EE Savings Bonds starting Nov 1, an increase of 1 percent. With inflation above 12 percent the real return is still poor, and mounting deficits force reliance on private investors. The piece argues higher rates worsen the national debt while questioning loyalty to government investments.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Sam
O'Connell
Kansas utilities to pay consumer groups in rate cases
The Kansas Corporation Commission adopted a rule requiring utilities to cover the costs of consumer groups participating in rate hearings. The decision shifts funding from consumers to utilities and could raise future rate case expenses, signaling a more balanced yet costlier process for ratepayers.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Pregnancy Tests and Bezoars and Amyloid Deposits in Health Advice
Dear Dr. Donahue answers infertility guidance after a year of trying and tests for blocked tubes. It also explains bezoars, their causes and treatments, and discusses amyloid kidney deposits with aging and illness links and potential therapies. The column ends with tips to curb post-meal snacking by timing satiety signals.
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Dr. Donahue
J.V
R.V.V
Mondale Adopts Truman Style in Iowa Swing
In Des Moines Mondale mocks Reagan with biting wit, accusing him of militaristic talk and selective memory while courting crowds. He relays Muskie’s critique of Reagan and notes Carter trails in Iowa as he presses an aggressive, unrepentant campaign approach.
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Harris News Service
Des Moines
Harry
Fiesty
Jimmy Carter
Harry Truman
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Truman
Reagan
Walter Mondale
Mondale
Muskie
Notre Dame
U. S
Africa
Mideast
Soviet Union
New York Times
Dewey
Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles
Burbank
New York
Chrysler
OSHA
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kansas
Farm Belt
Anderson
Philanthropic Sector Faces Losses From IRS Changes
AP analysis notes the independent sector comprising colleges churches hospitals and foundations spends over 80 billion annually, relies on 50 million donors, and risks cutbacks as IRS rules raise standard deductions and discourage itemized giving, with corporate giving at a record 2.3 billion last year.
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Brian O'Connell
O'Connell
Mental Health Association
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and publication details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices by area and method with tax notes. Rates cover trade area by mail and carrier, plus out of state deductions and surrounding towns options. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes association with the Associated Press.
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Wet Odiu Cay
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Holy Or Profits War
AP describes the ABC FCC battle over free TV versus pay TV with Goldenson and Elton Rule decrying regulation changes as promoting cable and pay television. They warn that if premier programs leave free television for other media, ads lose value, altering broadcast power and advertising dollars.
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Peter J. Boyer
LOS Angeles
ABC
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Charles Ferris
Ferris
Leonard H. Goldenson
Elton Rule
Goldenson
National Press Club
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Mac
John McCormally
IRS
John Cunniff
Jesus
Dwane Richardson
Richmen Express
New Hall
Knights of Columbus
Burlingame Road
Versatile & Outstanding
Jerry Haag
Starliners
VFW
HUN Toon Westberg Mart
Topeka Singles, Inc
Cristy Lane
BIG Show
Penny Arcade Sweet Sexy Eyes
Butler Music
Auditorium
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