A Ripple Effect on Postal Rates and Costs
The Ottawa Herald notes Postmaster General Bolger predicts first class stamps may rise to 20 cents next year. Higher rates strain business and spark calls for subsidies, while local budgets would rise from $7,500 to $10,000, highlighting a ripple effect on services and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Bolger
Wichita
Congress
Southwestern Bell
The
Gas Service Co
City of
Ottawa
Postal Service
Carter Defends Human Rights and Foreign Leadership
In interviews President Carter touts the United States as a world leader in human rights and foreign affairs, saying America is viewed as a force for freedom. The Billy Carter Libya dealings stir controversy and potential party troubles, challenging the stance on rights and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
United States
Billy
Col. Khadafy
Libya
Billy Carter
Democratic Party
TV Tonight and The 80s Democratic National Convention
A garbled OCR style listing TV programs and movie captions. The guide references broadcast times and show titles including news captions and classic films. It mentions political coverage tied to the Democratic National Convention and various film titles with cast notes and plot hints.
A Look at Democratic and Republican Platforms Differences
Kilpatrick argues the two parties differ drastically beyond rhetoric. Democrats push expansive programs, ERA support, and more government, while Republicans seek limited government and fiscal restraint. He notes contrasts in budget, rights, and social policy shaping the 1980 campaign landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kilpatrick
New York
George Wallace
Alabama
Detroit
Moon of
Carter
Consumer Protection Agency
Congress
Late Retirement May Be A Plus
New York business writers report that delaying retirement amid high inflation may ease cost of living pressures. Morgan Guaranty Trust notes delayed exits could boost labor supply, stretch retirement resources, and support productivity as baby boomers age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Carrier
New York
Morgan
Nighttime dosage questions for children and common remedies
A reader asks whether to wake a sick child for medicine at night. For symptom relief, sleep is preferred and no wakefulness is needed. If using antibiotics, give as close to the prescribed schedule as possible to maintain drug levels, usually requiring only one wake‑up at night. The note includes related Qs on leg cramps, bladder infections, urinalysis, keratoconus, disco dancing injuries, and cervical erosion after pregnancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Donahue
Anon
L.M
W.A.V
Lions International
Ms. T.T
Ottawa Kansas Daily Publication Subscription Rates
The Ottawa Kansas daily paper lists subscription prices for trade area and out of area readers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual plans by mail and carrier, with in-state tax details and Associated Press membership.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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Uleer
Democratic National
Paes Aovie
MYS
Bett
Spaigh
Naema
Hugh Cardiff
Elliot
Bruce
EHRER
William Red
Williamsburg
Virginia
Hume
Park Avenue
Bordailo
Itiom
ABC
Mo' SE
Roy Trutton
Vietnam
Starsky and Hutch
George Segal
Susan
Aha Diver
Njvie
Omama
Conrad
Louise Fletcher
MITS
Don Willi Pastor Fan
Anand
Judy Garland
Mickey Rooney
Qirla
Yue Weew
Stephen Boyd
Dolores Hart
W.w.lleurope
Wr Avenue
New York Bordelle
Star
Ann Warren
Maveriln
von Aysn
Frank Sinat
Trevor Howard
Lazis
Auate
Mambourg
Williamapura
Cloasd
Soger'ty
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Sflying Circus Etwork News
Car ‘Davia Jr
Jim Fowler
Ward
New York Pa
East Side
Aire
Popa
WHART
Tom Snyder
James
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Morgan Guaranty
God
We. Rault Donohue
John Qbvavdy
Urban Cowboy
Chuck Norris
Lee van Cleef
Hillcrest
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