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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1984
Page
1
A family reports nightly marbles rolling in the attic as squirrels build a nest above a bedroom. Insulation is moved to an attic cranny while a tin barrier ends the noises. Amid jokes, the piece notes politics, weather, and Missouri football coaching rumors with a wry, homespun tone.
Washington columnist praises Michael D. Barnes as a catalyst for reform within the Democratic Party. He notes Barnes in Maryland politics and Central American policy work, argues for strengthening state and local leadership, and urges a national chairman who embraces federalism and grassroots roots.
Roving editor John McCormally notes Bob Dole as the new Senate Majority Leader and the second most powerful Republican after President Reagan. Dole earned his power, and the piece reflects on his career and influence in Washington.
Dear reader notes emphasize that curling alone fails to grow arm bulk since the biceps form about a third of arm size while the triceps make up two thirds. Include triceps extensions and other exercises. consult an illustrated conditioning book to learn all involved muscles.
A political reflection contrasts Dole’s wartime courage with the need for bold leadership. The author warns ambition may cloud authenticity while noting mutual respect with a former foe. The piece closes with faith quotes urging service and selflessness.
Ottawa Kansas publisher Robert B. Wellington lists daily newspaper rates for trade area and outside trade area. Carriers mail and motor routes priced monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly with out-of-state tax noted. Subscriptions include Ottawa surrounding towns and sales faxes in pricing.
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