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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1980
Page
1
A newsroom column laments energy efficient plant design on the West Coast with no windows airlocks thick walls skylights and triple ceilings. The piece criticizes language changes and new word forms while noting youth trends from fishing worms to chewing tobacco and rising access to tobacco products.
James Kilpatrick touts Alvin West proposed constitutional fix to end deficits. If spending exceeds revenue in a fiscal year, every senator and representative would be automatically removed, with a four year ban on return, save for wartime emergencies. He notes unlikely congressional submission but possible state convening. Kilpatrick asks for better ideas.
The USDA projects world oilseed output rising to 180.1 million metric tons in 1979-80 with soybeans at 96.5 million tons led by the United States. Despite higher production and growing demand, carryover stocks are set to reach a record 11.6 million tons in the U.S., hinting at room for price relief if demand strengthens.
A letter from A F asks about a non diabetic leg ulcer that lingers. Dr Donahue notes stasis ulcers from circulation issues, suggests elevating legs, rest periods, cool compresses with aluminum acetate, and avoiding prolonged standing as core care.
A scrambled TV page blends medical questions to Dr Donohue with ad fragments and channel listings. It includes gout guidance, fluoride allergy debate, tonsillitis in adults, and a preacher prayer, stitched with late night program cues and ad text.
The Ottawa Republic lists subscription pricing for in town, trade area, and outside areas, plus carrier rates, tax details, and contact by Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. It notes Associated Press membership and periodical publication details.
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