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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1981
Page
2
Ottawa Herald explains outages are driven by high fuel costs, delayed expansion, and weather. New generators slow to full capacity, interconnects repaired, more capacity planned. Readers urged to conserve power and be patient as demand rises and closures persist.
TV listings reveal a mixed schedule with serials and movies. Notable entries include Atlanta Braves replay, Charlie's Angels style segments, Bonanza style dramas, and a late night C apular lineup featuring The Tonight Show and CBS News Nightline. The block also mentions sports updates and alternate programming if a game runs long.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff warns investors about line graphs used by investment groups that show rising asset values. Inflation distorts these graphs because current dollars hide declines in buying power, making real gains appear larger than they are.
Education Secretary Bell says a subordinate’s claim of a Christian school liaison officer is false and that no such post exists. The department will fill an executive assistant to the secretary for private schools with a mainstream appointee while distancing itself from denomination-specific roles. Bernard W. Hite, tied to the Moral Majority through Billings, disputes any formal religious school liaison duties, and Bell plans to place political appointees in regional offices amid safety worries about IRS regulations and private school independence.
NBC chose to make Sidney Shorr asexual in the series instead of a homosexual portrayal as pitched in the pilot. The change aims to avoid controversy and secure sponsor support while Dynasty’s gay storyline prompts mixed reactions from creators and advocates.
A reader reports chest pains with tightness and relief when lying down. Dr Donahue suggests Tietze's syndrome, inflammation of rib cartilage, treat with heat and mild pain relief, rest helps. A separate note explains Niobid flushing in an 81 year old, advising continued use with monitoring.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area readers, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Rates include sales tax for in town and surrounding areas, and out of state tax discounts apply. The editor and publisher is Robert B. Wellington, and the paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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