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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1979
Page
1
A 1976 inheritance tax provision set to take effect in January would require heirs to compute estate taxes on land at original purchase prices rather than current values. With land prices rising for decades, this could raise tax bills and potentially accelerate foreign investments in U.S. farmland. If unaddressed, the rule may pressure heirs and reshape ownership dynamics.
Urban Institute projects a surge in employed women, from 40 million today to about 52 million in 10 to 12 years, as inflation, home burdens, and cost of living drive mothers into the labor force, though businesses may not absorb the growth and tax laws may slow expansion.
TV listings reveal plans for Laverne and Shirley II to use an ad in the paper to recruit as advisers at a weight loss camp. Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and The Walton family plotlines. Julia Child, National Geographic special on nocturnal creatures. classic films and many NBC/ABC/CBS entries with guest stars and episode notes.
A sixteen year old asks if ankle weights will hinder shot timing or cause harm. The doctor says weights can strengthen sport specific muscles with no harm if not used during play. Emphasizes resistance training and prioritizing sport practice for conditioning.
James J. Kilpatrick analyzes Senator Edward M. Kennedy as a potential 1976 candidate. He outlines Kennedy’s high Liberal Quotients from ADA and ACU data, noting his voting record on foreign policy, economy, civil rights, and social issues. The piece weighs whether Kennedy’s liberal record will hurt or help his White House bid.
In Youngstown Ohio labor and management credit cooperation with easing post Campbell works closure. Frank Lesaganich notes improved dialogue, fewer layoffs despite recessionary threats, and rising local hiring as two-thirds of 136 valley manufacturers expect expansion within five years.
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