Editorial roundup from Ottawa Herald August 11 1980
Editorials discuss Kansas right to work amendment staying in the constitution amid campaigns to repeal. Mentions Attorney General John Anderson and Kansas Supreme Court wording issues. Also comments on Castro, Korean elections, dogma joke, two party shift in state politics, primary watermelon event, a Texan with His and Hers yachts, and TV repeats plus a Book-of-the-Month jacket clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
John Anderson
Kansas Supreme Court
Anderson
Parsons
Wellsville school building meeting and Ottawa rail plans
A Wellsville gathering discussed a new school building in the old Wellsville building. A new Santa Fe train was being talked of in Ottawa to connect Joplin and Pittsburg via the south Ottawa junction terminal. Bud Hart suffered a bruised leg after his car rolled in gear and struck him. H. A. Bacon sustained severe bruises from a roof fall while repairing.
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Wellsville
John G. Kaiser
Kansas City
Bud Hart
Overbrook
Andy Cook
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Joplin
Pittsburg
Ottawa Junction
H. A. Bacon
To Your Good Health Water The Body Needs It
Dr Molner explains water as 70 percent of body weight essential for blood digestion and waste removal. He argues adults need about two quarts daily with half from food and warns diuretics increase needs. Thirst is the best guide and dehydration risks are described with examples from exercise and breathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Molner
Ottawa Herald advertisement rates and masthead details
The Ottawa Herald lists editorial and publishing staff, the newspaper’s audience classifications, and subscription rates for local and distant mail. It notes Kansas sale tax and Associated Press rights while detailing monthly and yearly pricing for trade area and outside trade area subscribers.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Associated Press
Thursday TV Schedule Deep in Bits and Pieces
A cluttered listing shows programs including American Bandstand Huckleberry Hound News with Harold Mack Weather with Gordon Jump Huntley Brinkley reports and many late night features. It lists shows like The Untouchables Tombstone Territory Gunsmoke and The Donna Reed Show along with Movie Time and Five-Star Theatre with various sports and news segments.
Evening TV Highlights Across Channels
Television listings describe multiple programs across channels including The Plainsman, CBS Reports on leadership with Walter Lippmann, Bat Masterson, The Donna Reed Show, Producer's Choice, The Real McCoys, Sitsdown at Bitter Creek, Bad Lands of Dakota, The Lady Vanishes, and Yellow Jack. Cast notes mention Carl Force, Ross McKittrick, and Marylnd with Walter Brennan in Maryland.
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Air
Dodge City
Kas
Carl Force Ve
Real McCoys
Ross McKittrick
Cimarron
Drial Firat
Fia
Dick Powell
Bitter Creek
McKittrick
Louise Sparke
Studio Five
Lele
Badiends
Dakota
Sparke
Lewis
Camilla Haviland
TV Daytime Schedule Highlights and Guests
A dense listing of 1950s era shows and hosts across morning to afternoon slots. Highlights include Good Morning Movie, Romper Room with Captain Kangeres, It Started in Paradise, Love Lucy, The Guiding Light, Truth or Consequences, Love That Baby, and multiple theater and news segments. The block features cartoons, game shows, soaps, and local regional news with a mix of entertainment and public service programming.
TV News Chatter Sparks Leading Lady Talk on Hitchcock Show
Channel 18 A reports good publicity by filling the leading lady on Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Channel 9 A notes a key witness heads to Mexico complicating The Untouchables case. A repeat shows a bank robber shooting a former inmate on Adventure Theater at 5:08.
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Channel 18
Channel 9
Mexico
Bands Picked For Famous Rose Parade
Five bands were selected to appear in the Tournament of Roses parade next Jan 1. Dodge City High School Blackwell High School De La Warr High School Coral Gables High School and the Chicago Fire Department band were named. Final approval rests with the executive committee. two more bands will be picked from 196 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Dodge City
Kan
Blackwell
Okla
de la Warr High School
Newcastle
Del
Coral Gables
Fla
Chicago Fire
Directors Plan To Reopen Capitol Hi State Bank
Oklahoma City AP report states directors of Capitol Hi State Bank aim to raise 500000 by Friday to fund a reorganization. The plan excludes former president Freeling and board chair Houlihan, with objections pending and no hearing set. FDIC paid 632000 to 1047 depositors on Tuesday, bringing two day total to 1352000 for 1142 customers.
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Oklahoma City
Capitol Hi State Bank
Bryce Baggett
James R. Fling
John J. Houlihan
Dallas
Freeling
Bagget
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insurance
FDIC
Hbe
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Gerdes
Jump &Sporta
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Treamner
Bill Yearout
Huntley-Brinkley Report
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Jim Waleb
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Howard K. Smith
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CBS Reports
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Bat Masterson
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Iran
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Walter Reed
Lyri
Walter Brennan
Todey
Richard C. Mottelet
Mersing
Tedar
Captain Kangeres
Marie Jack la Lease
Beas Rumphey
Paradise
Whitzo's Wonderland
Lee
Yemerrenee
Guiding Light
Bob Hickmes
Restless Gun
Charlea Kurelt
Aim
Ake
Loretta Young
Young
Dr. Malone
Science Fiction Theatre
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Singapore
Tam
Tion
Mav
Four o'Greck
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Buanras News
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Keen Company
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B. E. Robe
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Jean Printy
Kansas City Power & Light Company
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