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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1982
Page
1
A longtime public official notes modern campaigning hides positive claims behind catchy slogans and negative attacks. TV commercials increasingly drive fortunes, raise cynicism nationwide, with examples from California Illinois and New York where candidates face branding and slander rather than policy discussion.
GOP governor hopeful Sam Hardage defended himself against press claims about plans to abolish the state Department of Education saying a prior remark was a misstatement. A July debate tape shows him proposing large-scale savings by eliminating the education bureaucracy, with him admitting the mouth spoke before the brain.
George Finley of Lane challenges the editorial view by noting federal workers began retirement in 1920. He argues Social Security should supplement private and company plans and that federal workers would still need a government plan alongside Social Security if included.
Television guide lists HBO programs featuring Dick Cavett and a mix of entertainment, sports, comedies, and dramas. Highlights include One on One movie, Dynast y, Nightline, and late night films with actors like Tuesday Weld and Paul Newman in varied slots.
Dear reader asks what steroids are and do. Dr Donahue explains cortisone and prednisone calm overactive inflammation. Steroids shield against tissue leakage but long term use has notable side effects. balance needed between control and risks.
John Cunniff argues that world reflation could ease recession and support trade by boosting demand and lowering real debt burdens, but warns the policy is only a temporary fix risking a global economic crash if overused. He cites unemployment and fragile credit markets in multiple nations as pressure points.
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears analyzes how election results threaten Reaganomics support in the House. A 30-seat bloc of Democrats remains crucial, with potential stalemate if Republicans gain 40 or more seats, risking a paralyzed Congress in early 1983.
AP writer Fred Rothenberg reports Alistair Cooke, Briton and host of Masterpiece Theater, prefers U S television to Britain. He praises public TV and criticizes BBC programming and certain network shows, citing Becon Hill and Poldark as poor. He watches four hours nightly in the U S and notes quality gaps between BBC and American outlets.
A devotional prayer asks God for wisdom and faith, believing He gives generously to all who ask. The request seeks belief that God will meet need when prayed in faith, rooted in James 1 5 TEV.
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