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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1978
Page
1
Long bureaucratic delay grips Southeast Kansas bridge project as federal crews balk at Form 404 saying Mad Tom the elusive three inch catfish blocks river studies. Corps defers to Interior for a Mad Tom assessment, delaying bids and forcing locals to detour across the Ohio River.
The article explains how the new tax law affects capital gains on home sales and urges individuals to maintain a home improvement ledger. By tracking improvements and related expenses, taxpayers can increase their investment in the home, reducing future capital gains taxes. It advises reviewing past expenditures and notes IRS enforcement relies on documented records.
TV guide style listing details varied programs including MORK AND MINDY and The Waltones, Quinn and Quincy segments, Hawii Five O and Barne Miller, plus Ormandy Orchestra Japanese Odyssey and feature films Last of the Outlaw. The schedule spans 60 to 90 minute blocks with multiple dramas comedies and documentary pieces across networks.
Dear reader, tobacco smoking harms blood circulation by narrowing arteries and reducing blood flow. It raises heart rate and blood pressure, promotes clot formation, and accelerates atherosclerosis. Quitting improves vascular function within weeks and lowers long term cardiovascular risk.
A laboratory observation shows smoking narrows tiny capillaries in fingers, then they return to normal after. A second piece recalls a doctor friend who suffered cold fingers and feet and his hunter’s tale.
Hollywood writer Jerry Buck recalls teaching a UCLA class on interviewing celebrities. He confesses nerves facing students and the challenge of shaping questions about famous lives rather than the usual star focus. He reflects on the pressures of discussing a star's personal and professional upheavals.
Congress delivers claim of an $18.7 billion tax cut amid inflation fears. Analysts warn rising prices may erode any real benefit, with some noting Social Security taxes rise for many while income taxes fall for others. The piece blends political projection, economic theory, and public-policy debate on how inflation shapes a supposed tax relief.
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