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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1981
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes that flight limits extended to April keep schedules reliable with 75 to 86 percent of normal air service. Pilots say service is safe, the public accepts delays, and some smaller control stations closed. About 791 Midwest controllers seek to return, claiming harassment.
Attorney General Bob Stephan seeks discussions with state Sen. Jan Meyers on August 31 about joining him on the ticket. Meyers rose to prominence in the last U S Senate campaign and is viewed as a top public official. Stephan hints at a Meyers-Stephan ticket to lead the Republican party back to the governor's mansion in Topeka.
Loren McCurdy urges support for county commissioners, praising their hours and decisions and criticizing critics. He suggests critics run for office if they disagree, noting the pay is low and the job requires effort. Lincoln address provided.
A terse note recalls a family TV report linked to the evening news segment. Limited readable details suggest a focus on a household media item and its reception within a local audience.
A reader asks how to gain weight while others focus on loss. The column suggests increasing daily calories with three meals and a calorie boosting milkshake recipe of two glasses of milk, powdered milk, ice cream, an egg, and malt. It cautions not to cut regular meals or overdo supplements and notes the reader does not look underweight on paper.
AP reports a pilot program at INA Corporation Philadelphia where 99 employees enter University of Pennsylvania courses with tuition paid by INA. The liberal arts study runs evenings 4 30 to 7, eligibility requires admission. The Penn INA model aims to bolster employee development and university revenue amid shifting funding.
The AP reports ABC publicist accuses CBS of copying ABC Sports for bite sized stories on Sports Saturday and Sunday while CBS defends its revamped schedule and pursuit of sports commentators. Cosell and Ohlmeyer figure in the industry rivalries fueling ABCs Sportsbeat launch and Francis McEnroe Holmes interviews loom in scheduling.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription pricing for traders area including tax with mailed options of one month $3.00 three months $8.50 six months $16.25 and yearly $30. Out of area rates are higher and carrier prices mirror tax. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes tax considerations and Associated Press membership.
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