Gambling raid shuts down illegal track in Anthony Kansas
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan ordered a raid on an Anthony horse track by fifteen Kansas Bureau of Investigation agents and six Highway Patrol troopers. He said gambling remains illegal and will be stopped as editorials in Parsons and Hutchinson question motives and fairness of diverting law enforcement to a moral issue.
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Iran after the Shah as Khomeini foes Rajai rise
The piece argues Iran remains fractured after the Shah's ouster with six ethnic groups held together by a powerful sponsor Ayatollah Khomeini. Mohammad Ali Rajai's election is seen as reinforcing clerical rule, while Bani-Sadr is blamed and dissent grows via bombings, assassinations, and protests by merchants and students. The regime faces backlash as the revolution's reach is questioned.
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TV Tonight mishmash listings broadcast jumble
A disordered OCR listing mixes TV shows and times from various networks. It mentions programs like Benny Hill and Friends, The Tonight Show, M A S H, The Rockford Files, News Nightline and CBS Late Movie, with scattered notes on movies, guests, and schedules, set against a chaotic montage of titles and captions.
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Audrey Hepburn
Barney Mill
Macneille
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Tax bill boosts advisers and broad economic hopes
AP analysis notes the new tax law benefits lawyers, accountants, and financial advisers who interpret and guide changes. It highlights potential boosts to securities investments, factory modernization, and R D credits while warning savers in low tax brackets about tax free choices and urging professional advice to navigate the complex shifts.
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Abnormal EKG in Runners and Baseball Sliding Tips
A longtime runner notes an abnormal EKG but feels well and asks guidance. The doctor explains that athletes often show differing EKG patterns without disease and suggests a cardiologist evaluation to confirm health status. Also advised is proper sliding technique to prevent ankle injuries, with immediate care and later support like taping and warm soaks.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Local publication lists daily edition details with pricing for trade area and out of state subscribers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, half year, and yearly options, with sales tax notes and carrier prices.
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Ottawa
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Iacocca A TV Hero? Iacocca A TV Hero?
New York AP recounts Lee Iacocca turning Chrysler from brink of extinction into a TV star salesman. His ads and leadership reshaped public perception, making him a folk hero and linking his image to Chrysler’s survival and profitability. Confidence defined the campaign as he led the company from red ink toward profit.
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Iacocca
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