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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1981
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes the Charles and Diana wedding spectacle draws global attention despite social ills and costs. It muses on Iran's ex-president's dramatic escape, International Turtle Awareness Week, retirement attitudes, and a GOP campaign school amid 1982 election prep.
Kansas City Board of Trade official Roderick Turnbull surveys agricultural forecasts for two decades ahead. He cites Orville Freeman's 1966 export projections, notes growth in 1970s exports, and presents USDA analyst Patrick O'Brien's view that world demand will rise with population. He concludes the U.S. can and must expand production about 3 percent annually to meet export demand, assuming markets exist for the 1981 wheat crop.
A reader asks about elbow injuries in young pitchers and tennis players. Dr. Donahue explains Little League elbow risks including avulsion of the medial epicondylar apophysis, emphasizes rest and medical assessment, and notes low prevalence among youth pitchers. He also advises on preventing tennis elbow through proper backhand technique, prematch stretches, light jogging, and postplay ice, plus pacemaker safety with microwaves and guidance to check older models.
Public notice details subscription prices for Ottawa Herald readers in trade area and outside, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly rates, in-state and out-of-state tax notes and carrier options. Includes editor and publisher names and Associated Press membership.
Prayer asks for divine help to do good as co workers in God’s field. It seeks enabling grace for the world to learn of God’s love and for people to come to know Christ. Amen.
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