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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1980
Page
1
An editorial warns that Middle East tensions threaten peace as Iraq wins Carter approval for fighter planes and Israel cites a potential nuclear bomb within a year via France. Saudi Arabia and other oil nations could buy or develop weapons, risking global proliferation beyond fiction.
A critique of the 4 day Democratic National Convention coverage warns that with 11,515 reporters accredited to cover the event, the news media will overwhelm delegates and distort facts. It urges the press to simplify its act for real information.
TV Tonight mixes film and talk as late night schedules feature classic movies like The Citadel and All Creatures Great and Small, plus Baretta and Charlie’s Angels episodes. News bullets, special segments, and closed captions accompany the prime time lineup with limited details on air times.
James J. Kilpatrick argues against the Helms Amendment and school prayer in public buildings. He criticizes attempts to bypass Supreme Court rulings, defends First Amendment rights, and urges meaningful religious instruction over rote rituals.
In a medical Q and A, Dr Donohue explains rubella effects on adults noting it is typically mild with rare complications and poses fetal risk rather to mothers. The letter also discusses stroke rehab ball therapy, Henoch Schonlein purpura, and the meaning of B I D on prescriptions.
NBC plans an all-star fall lineup built from its past hits to offset a potential strike. If labor action continues, Fred Silverman would revive Golden Age favorites such as Esso Newsreel I Love to Eat Wagon Train You Bet Your Life and Get Smart across Sundays through Saturdays, aiming to fill schedules with enduring classics.
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