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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1981
Page
1
In Ottawa Herald from April 8 1981 a reader voices concern over rising federal and state education spending cuts. The writer argues that despite efficiency efforts, essential education programs are being slashed, threatening America's future by underfunding schools and training for youth.
Readers express concern that while schools need better reading and math skills for children, legislators kill education funding bills. One writer cites broad spending worries and asks how a denied quality education will affect the economy, while others point to gun violence and insurance costs tied to fire damage from rockets.
TV listings show the World Championships circus and athletic events across multiple time slots, followed by a mix of game shows, talk programs, and feature films. The schedule includes Olympic style acts, entertainment specials, and news segments with major programs from ABC CBS and HBO.
AP Business analysis outlines a shift in life insurance lending as insurers seek to swap old policy loan rules for new, market based rates. Massachusetts Mutual CEO William Clark advocates policy rollovers to attract customers and hopes for legal changes to permit low cost, flexible loans amid evolving markets.
NBC considers a back up plan offering amateur and minor league baseball and Japanese baseball if a Memorial Day owners vs players strike disrupts the season. ESPN will broadcast College World Series playoffs and Babe Ruth and Little League games while NBC and ABC push for postseason and Monday Night Baseball despite potential conflict.
The space shuttle Columbia sits on the pad two years late yet ready after Pentagon pressure. NASA lacked clout to move the shuttle, while Air Force interest grows, foreshadowing military missions and a shift of control. If Columbia fails, NASA credibility could suffer.
A reader asks about dermatitis herpetiformis treatment with sulfones and long term safety. Dr Donahue explains one can use sulfones long term with periodic blood counts, mentions gluten free diets may help both skin and sprue like stomach issues, and notes family occurrence. He also references a pregnancy genetic counseling question and a prayer.
Ottawa Herald publishes subscription rates for trade area and beyond. Rates include one month three months six months and one year by mail or by carrier with applicable sales tax. out of state subscribers taxed at 4.5 percent. Associated Press member.
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