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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1986

Page

1

Hayden names Walker as acting health secretary

Governor-elect Mike Hayden taps Jack Walker physician and former KU Medical Center administrator and Johnson County state senator as acting secretary of Health and Environment. Walker would run a $47 million budget department with 600 employees and draw $63,108, plus Lt Governor pay of $18,000. The piece questions if both roles can be held for the price of one.

Mike Hayden Jack Walker Department of Health and Environment Hayden Walker University of Kansas Medical Center

Editor’s Bold Quote Sparks Reader Backlash in Kansas

A Central Kansas editor faces reader ire after branding President Reagan a liar and dumb while criticizing the Iranian arms deal. The piece prompts a flood of letters and echoes a Washington quip about Reagan’s sleepless afternoons over the Iranian situation.

Kansas Reagan Postal Service Washington

Glitch Hits House of Lords Mail Order Suburb

In a Kansas City suburb the House of Lords mail order business faces thousands of customer complaints as a computer glitch weeks ago wiped out numerous Christmas orders. Employees work overtime to recover shipments and restore stock while others advise shopping locally to avoid missed gifts.

House of Lords Kansas City

Memo From Mac: Weapons Trade and U S Policy Critique

A column by John McCormally decries the global weapons trade highlighted by the Reagan Iran affair. It argues weapons are state-made, profits drive arms peddlers, and the United States bears responsibility as a leading gun runner. It ties Israel to exports, cites Oliver North, and condemns foreign policy paradoxes. It closes with a Mt. Pleasant city council shooting reflecting world violence.

John Israel Reagan America Free World Iran U.S Europe Washington Pentagon Caspar Weinberger Oliver North Mt. Pleasant Iowa

Jobless graduate vents on stalled career search and ties

A Chicago writer shares a college graduate's saga of sixteen years of schooling followed by a rough entry into the job market. He describes resumes mailed to many firms, endless applications, and employers demanding two to five years of experience, with little hiring in sight. He muses on the MBA backlash and the cost of further study, asking for guidance and noting a culture of unheeded efforts.

Mike Royko

TV Tonight Listings Mix Comedy and Crime​

A dense schedule features Sanford and Son, Barney Miller, and The Honeymooners alongside NBC and HBO movie slots. Notables include Grandview, U.S. and The King of Comedy, with broadcasts of Matlock, Moonlighting, and A Christmas Carol.

Stonewall HBO Bulls Jack and Mike Portrait of America Joan Rivers Naples Radio City Music Joel Gray Steve Martin Hart Han Simon Simon Ornithaligist Simons Carol Burnett David Carson David Letterman Bill Carney Quadraplagic Pierre Crenna Ray Sharkey

Night sweats and health tips from Dear Dr Donohue

A 70 year old woman asks about persistent night sweats. the columnist explains most cases are benign, suggests minimizing moisture, avoiding late alcohol or heavy meals, losing weight if possible, and not overdressing at night, then invites a follow up on de perspiration progress.

N.S Donohue DR. Donohue

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates 1986 Prices and Areas

Ottawa Herald lists subscription charges effective July 1 1986 for local carrier and motor routes Franklin County and outside area. Rates include one month four dollars in Ottawa area. three months eleven dollars. six months twenty one dollars and one year forty dollars. Franklin County rates range from four fifty monthly to sixty dollars yearly with three four six month options. Out of state subscribers face a five point five percent sales tax deduction.

S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington Franklin County

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