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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1983

Page

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Kansas Utility Rates Outpace Nation In July

Kansas residents paid 2 percent more for electricity than the national average in July, driven by oil and natural gas costs. The survey suggests that governor and rate commission limits can’t fully control utility costs, hinting at possible tax relief as a consumer aid.

Kansas Kansas Corporation Commission

Uncle Sam funds Dickinson golf course upgrade with 35000 grant

Dickinson North Dakota received a 35000 grant from the Interior Department to improve the public golf course and add golf course support facilities. The announcement raises questions about federal spending and land use while hinting that many towns may have benefited similarly.

Dickinson N.D Sam United States Department of the Interior Reagan Interior Department Interior James Watt

TV Tonight Seventeen Programs and Movie Lineup

A dense TV guide lists 1980s era shows and films across networks. Highlights include Nova The Pleasure of Finding Things Out about physicist Richard Feynman, remington Steele, Hart to Hart, Three's Company, and a feature movie After the Fox with Peter Sellers plus Stevie Nicks concert. The schedule spans late evening news, sports, and talk formats with multiple channel promos and program descriptions.

CBN Burns & Allen Entertainment Family Feud People’s Court MacNeil-Lehrer Report Top Rank South Yarmouth Cape Cod PM Magazine WKRAP Cincinnati Dobie Gillis Hollywood Carol Burnett Jack Lemmon Walter Matthau Burt Reynolds HBO Richard Feynman White House Three Janet Terri Jack Remington Steele Remington Laura Nova 700 Club James Frazier Violet St. Elsewhere Henry Cleveland Cleveland Luther Lassiter A.J. Puckett INN News CBN Israel Stevie Nicks WKAP Fox Peter Sellers Victor Mature Britt Ekland Benny Hill Africa Michael Palin Maggie Smith Trevor Howard Barney Miller Salome Hart David Letterman Jack Benny Yvette Mimieux Royce D. Appleate Charles Young Joan

Keeping Dry Helps Fight Body Odor And Acne Advice

Dear Dr Donahue advises on odor caused by skin bacteria and dry areas, suggests deodorants antibacterial soap and powders, and shaving underarms. It notes odors can come from aromatic foods and advises consulting a doctor for acne treatment with topical or oral options including isotretinoin in severe cases. It warns on overuse of antacids and explains risks of alkalosis from excessive intake and sodium or magnesium load.

Dr. Donahue A.G

View From Here on The Media Monopoly Accuracy

Stuart Aubrey argues Bagdikian’s The Media Monopoly overstates conglomerate power and misreads ownership. He defends modern newspapers, noting broader coverage, stronger staffs, and clearer ethics while acknowledging remaining flaws and omitted historical context.

Great Year For Profits Says Economist Dunkelberg

AP Business Analyst reports Purdue economist William Dunkelberg, citing a July survey of 2,131 small firms, sees a strong profit year with near record hiring plans and high optimism. Loans tied to prime rate rise cautioning on consumer and business spending, while lean inventories could boost activity. The 10 year survey shows optimism rising from 66.8 to 99.6.

John Cunniff New York William Dunkelberg Purdue University National Federation of Independent Business Dunkelberg Treasury

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Show Local and Out-of-State Plans

Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. Subscription prices for trade area including Ottawa range from one month at 3.55 to one year at 36.35 dollars, with sales tax. outside trade area rates are higher and out-of-state subscribers deduct 4.5 percent sales tax.

Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington

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