Saturday Notebook highlights forests and cannabis use for pulp
A United States forestry overview warns 40 percent of Third World forests could vanish by 2000 and timber deficits loom by 1990. The piece notes Africa uses 90 percent of wood for cooking, examines newsprint demand, and suggests cannabis could supply pulp advantages. It also mentions Congress familiarity and notable pay in sports and law.
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Africa
United States
The
Herald
France
Limits on human speed and the never ending mile
In a column on athletic limits and physiology, Dr Donahue explains heart, bone, and muscle constraints on sprinting and endurance. He cites a 3:48 mile current record, with some experts predicting a possible 3:30, unlikely within a lifetime. The piece also answers hematocrit queries and closes with a prayer.
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Dr. Donahue
B.L
J.F
Tax Increase Debate Skewers Reagan Credibility Says McCormally
Roving editor John McCormally argues Reagan misled the nation about tax policy. He supports Doles plan as a step toward curbing deficits, notes cigarette tax boosts and meal deductions changes, and criticizes Reagan's shifting stance and TV appeal. He says deficits stem from massive tax cuts and military spending, urging Congress to act despite partisan lines.
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John
Ronald Reagan
Kansas
Bob Dole
Reagan
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Haig
Montana
Credit Vital In Grain Trading, Too
Kansas City columnist explains how government and private credit schemes shape grain exports. GSM-102 and CCC guarantees back most commercial sales, with banks charging market rates while the government covers up to 98 percent of port value and 8 percent interest for up to three years. The program aims to expand U.S. exports, with credit limits raised to 2.8 billion dollars and 1.8 billion in guarantees in fiscal 1981.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
America
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Jack Bower
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
U.S
CCC
James Ross
Washington
Rower
U.S. Department of Commerce
Canada
Australia
France
Bower
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listing
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for trade area and outside areas. Rates cover one month to one year with variations for in area and out-of-state, including sales tax.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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