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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1980
Page
1
Kansas Association of Commerce and Industry official Carl Nordstrom warned in Western Kansas that farming could become more vital than oil as world population grows. He urged continued conservation, proper zoning, and a statewide tax reform to ease property tax burdens on farmers amid inflation.
Kansas readers are urged to contact Rep. Winn in Rayburn 2416 and Senators Dole in Dirksen 2213 and Kassebaum in Russell 304 to voice opposition to a bill by Sen. Stevens to raise Congressional salaries from 60 662 to 70 900 and boost pay for 34 000 federal officials amid a conservative election shift.
A reader asks about auricular fibrillation its causes and treatment. Dr Donahue explains the upper heart chamber timing issue possible triggers and factors and notes irregular heartbeat may be controlled with meds or electrical correction.
James Kilpatrick argues for reforming election day to a Sunday after the first Monday in November with uniform voting hours across the nation. He notes turnout differences, cites past election outcomes, and weighs Biaggi’s hour proposal while cautioning against radical changes. He urges a cautious, trial approach to the idea.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues long-term economic remedies are required as short-term measures failed to curb inflation. The piece critiques Reagan era policies, corporate incentives, and management focus on quarterly growth, urging elimination of large deficits to boost productivity and long-term stability.
Hallmark Hall of Fame, a 30 year staple of dramatic TV, will move most productions to PBS starting February as Hallmark ends network presence. The program, which earned 47 Emmys and featured landmark works, will sponsor only one network presentation annually.
Ottawa Herald notes PBS to present Tale of Two Cities and Mr Lincoln on Feb 9. Hallmark shifts to spot advertising on network TV due to rising costs. A Hallmark spokesman explains viewer habits limit public TV reach and ponders drawing audiences to PBS. Santa may assist with delivery.
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