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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1981
Page
1
Ottawa Herald argues OPEC failed to raise oil prices, aided by Saudi stance, creating a sustained oil glut. It questions consumer behavior, urging conservation as gas prices linger and big oil profits press for higher pump prices while demand remains strong. Government conservation effort is criticized as lax.
From Our Readers warns readers about paid bankruptcy ads by law firms and TV programs calling bankruptcy easy. It argues bankruptcy destroys credit for up to 10 years and could block home loans, cars, and other purchases, urging readers to consider consequences before filing. Stephen R. McKinney, 137 S. Main.
A printed TV guide lists 9 PM to late night programing including Death Moon 78 with Robert Foxworth, The Night Stalker spin on Kolchak, Stingray 1976, and a variety of dramas. News and talk shows like The McNeil Lehrer Report, Nightline, and The Tonight Show appear alongside sports, comedy, and specials.
Ronald Reagan typically presents upbeat messages while his aides handle controversial topics. He rarely engages on hot issues himself, deferring to cabinet members on health, defense, immigration, and budget matters while focusing on promoting the economic program.
AP Business Analyst notes a shift from dense statistics to direct communication in annual reports and speeches. TV and cable formats expand reach, with Emhart's John Budd citing personal-appearance impact and credibility. Firms seek clarity to win investor confidence and public support amid affluence and tax policy changes.
A reader asks if berry aneurysms are inherited or congenital and how to prevent rupture. The doctor says aneurysms are congenital quirks, not inherited, and relatives need no special tests unless symptoms appear. A second reader asks about zero mammograms for fibrocystic disease. the doctor explains zero mammography is a dry, low-dose method and endorses testing when needed, noting radiation risks are small compared with benefits. A third reader asks about depression during menopause. the doctor notes no direct hormonal link to mood. A fourth reader asks if high blood pressure contributes to stroke. the doctor affirms it does. The column ends with a prayer.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area including sales tax and outside areas with differing monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices. Out of state subscribers incur a 3.5 percent sales tax. Ottawa area carrier rates include sales taxes.
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