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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1980
Page
1
The Franklin County Commission pushes toward zoning unincorporated areas, weighing individual land rights against public needs. The column argues zoning is a necessary, if imperfect, tool to balance concerns, noting rendering plants near housing as a test case and urging vigilance over the process.
A reader argues schools fail to uphold morality amid evolving standards and government role. Citing Lincoln and Supreme Court decisions, the letter contends indifference in education breeds lawlessness as crime outpaces policing, urging the community to enter the morality business. Sent from 1318 Maple.
A reader asks about testing for severe sodium deficiency and its link to mood disorders. Dr Donohue notes bodily illnesses like Addison's disease can mimic psychological problems and suggests a thorough physical exam and blood tests to identify underlying causes. He also explains pericarditis causes and treatments, highlighting viruses, bacteria, heart attack association, and use of anti inflammatory agents or antibiotics as appropriate.
In Washington, Republicans battle for House and Senate leadership. Vander Jagt and Michel vie for House minority leader as Baker secures Senate GOP leadership, with Heinz and McClure contesting the Senate Republican Conference chair. Leadership decisions due this week in the Senate and next week in the House.
James Kilpatrick argues majorities in Congress will pressure or block federal busing. The piece contends that proposed limits on Justice Department actions would curb court-ordered desegregation, labeling busing as racial engineering and harmful to education and communities.
AP analysis notes rising recession risks, higher prices for food and heating oil, and surging interest rates as Ronald Reagan prepares to take office. It warns that balancing tax cuts with military spending could fuel inflation, while housing and business conditions grow tougher and mortgage markets deteriorate.
Ottawa Herald lists daily newspaper subscription prices by mail and carrier. Rates cover trade area and out of state, with tax adjustments and varied term options. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. Associated Press member.
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