Saturday Notebook muses on holiday decor and oddities
An August column laments traffic changes and Christmas decorations, jokes about a city committee, notes Don Fambrough joining a political campaign, and recalls a Jackson County case where public funds were stolen. It also covers marijuana seizures in Woodson County, a pet psychology myth about cats, and a household cat named Max who dictates meals.
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Jackson County
Kansas City
Water Department
Pet Information Bureau of
New York
Morris
Max
Industry Resurfaces As Campaign Tag
John Cunniff reports on the controversy over a national industrial policy as a campaign slogan. The piece cites labor leaders, think tanks, and Democratic candidate Gary Hart, noting divergent views on government planning, intervention, and the impact on private enterprise and freedoms.
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Lloyd Beneids
Mid-America
McBride
United Steelworkers of America
Heritage Foundation
Warrnin
Gary Hart
D-Coro
Views On Education Get Off On The Right Foot
Roger D Nelson urges Ottawa parents to back teachers, ensure homework, attend regularly, and maintain open communication to boost student progress as schools reopen September 6. He emphasizes parental involvement and consistent support across all grade levels to raise expectations and meet school goals.
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Roger D. Nelson
U.S.C
Ottawa
Olivier Gleason clash in Mr Halpern and Mr Johnson on HBO
HBO presents an original one hour drama starring Laurence Olivier and Jackie Gleason. The play follows Halpern and Johnson two elderly men connected by Halpern's deceased wife Flo with shifting emotions and sparse sets. The script by Lionel Goldstein anchors strong performances but Gleason's persona overshadows the drama at times.
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Fred Rothenberg
New York
King Lear
Ralph Kramden
HBO
Mr. Halpern
Mr. Johnson
Laurence Olivier
Shakespeare
Jackie Gleason
Ed Norton
Sir Laurence
Olivier
Gleason
Lionel Goldstein
Halpern
Johnson
New Jersey
England
Cycling shoes and braces for young cyclists and riders
Dear Dr Donahue advises that casual biking may use sneakers but serious cyclists should invest in rigid sole cycling shoes to avoid pedal pressure and blisters. Include guidance on handlebar numbness from overuse and seat position, plus scoliosis braces for a 12 year old with bone growth remaining and sports participation possibilities with newer brace designs.
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Milwaukee
Prayer for Today and Nourishing Others
Prayer excerpt from Ephesians 3 17 18 TEV reminds readers to be rooted in love so they may grasp Christ love. It asks God the creator sustainer to help us nourish others so they may grow and bear fruit for You. Amen.
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Paul
Christ
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Digest
Ottawa Herald lists daily circulation details with Cedar publication, second class postage in Ottawa Kansas. Editor Robert B Wellington notes trade area rates including Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates: one month 3.55, three months 9.85, six months 18.95, one year 36.35. outside trade area one month 4.55, three months 12.00, six months 22.75, one year 41.40. Out-of-state subscribers pay 4.5 percent sales tax.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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