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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1984
Page
1
Gov. John Carlin calls updating state liquor laws to reflect reality to boost Kansas economy. He backs a constitutional amendment to place liquor by the drink on the ballot, while opponents push to block the measure amid fears of a popular vote. The coming session faces a heated, emotional fight.
The budget reviews omit any mention of eliminating Helms tobacco program alongside corn and wheat cuts. Dairy and other costs are listed, with fears of administration expenses and potential millions if prices collapse, plus a suggested prop for a questionable crop.
Dear Dr Donohue explains lymph node function size normal to plum pit when enlarged and possible cancer. Nodes near surface easier to remove. deep nodes riskier. Removed nodes do not regrow. no guaranteed recurrence after surgery. Polycythemia discussed with no special diet. blood removal treatment may be used. symptoms include vertigo headache and blurred vision. spleen may enlarge.
Ottawa Herald lists daily schedule with subscription options for trade area and out of state. Rates cover one month to one year, with different prices for local and non local subscribers and an editor publisher contact line.
Memo notes a full page Progressive ad by the Tobacco Industry Labor Management Committee showing three workers from Local 203 under the banner We’re the Tobacco Industry too. It argues tobacco sustains jobs, tax revenue, and livelihoods despite health concerns, linking labor with industry to resist anti smoking campaigns.
AP Diplomatic writer Barry Schweid notes that the January Geneva session between the United States and the Soviet Union aims to thaw distrust but may fail to produce a real arms accord. Key issues include Star Wars, anti-satellite tests, and deployment of missiles in Europe, with both sides unlikely to concede much.
Washington report cites 23 million adults as functionally illiterate and up to 26 million possible, with 46 million marginal readers. Boorstin urges elimination of illiteracy by 1989 for a constitutional anniversary, noting growth despite no new big government program. Reagan era cuts limit new social initiatives.
A chaotic listing shows films like Melanie with Glynnis O’Connor and Paul Sorvino, a 1984 Olympic style triathlon from Yosemite, Nobel Prize ceremonies coverage, and classic diversions from The Sun Also Rises to Going My Way. Also features NBC and CBS segments including Nightly News style reports and late night talk.
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