Saturday Notebook on Moonies and Local Politics
Ottawa readers grapple with moonie door to door candy sales and a national issue of small city funding as they weigh free speech and local governance. Commissioners’ travel and a New York Times feature highlight small city challenges and political dynamics in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Winston Churchill
National League of Cities
San Francisco
Washington
New York
Detroit
Pomona
Richmond
Fred Zook
National Assembly
Robert Mills
New York Times
Zook
Carter
Removing Tattoos Dear Dr Thosteson Inquiry
A reader asks about tattoo removal options for about ten-year-old ink. They inquire whether a salt solution dissolves ink and request cost estimates. The tone is a farewell letter to Dr Thosteson seeking medical advice. The piece centers on potential removal methods and pricing.
Tattoo removal a fit subject for cautionary care
The article outlines several tattoo removal methods including salabrasion dermabrasion and retattooing with tannic acid. It warns none are do it yourself procedures and stresses consulting a dermatologist with salt treatment being somewhat favorable while other methods may scar. Cost varies with tattoo depth and will exceed the original tattooing expense.
Consulting Titlist Seeks Top Forty Classical Makeover
In a humorous riff on World Book’s take on music as a social cultural act, a self proclaimed “Consulting Titlist” muses on renaming classical pieces to pop friendly titles. He argues catchy titles drive mass appeal and imagines rebranding works with playful, outsider titles to boost sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Williams
Pachelbel
Roy Roys Path To Washington Echoes Carter Model
Kansas senator hopeful Bill Roy launched his campaign with a call for limited government and pro business policy echoing Carter. Roy aims to widen appeal to moderates while avoiding liberal labeling, contrasting with Bob Dole on defense and social reform.
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Carter
Washington
Roy
Topeka
Senate
Bill Roy
Sen
Bob Dole
Dole
Prayer and politics mix in reflections on government overreach
The piece blends a Psalm quote with a prayer asking divine guidance and critiques of federal intrusion. It contrasts broad legislative overreach with personal autonomy, noting partisan rally reactions. It references a 1978 GOP senate race and Roy vs Dole in 1974 as context.
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Congress
Roy
Dole
Iowa Beef Faces Monopolistic Charge By A P Agency
Iowa Beef Processors Inc and Columbia Foods Inc face an Agriculture Department complaint alleging a joint venture with North West Feeders Inc to control fed cattle and beef in four Northwestern states. The action could lead to a cease and desist order and the right to a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Kendall
Washington
Iowa Beef Processors Inc
Agriculture Department
Department
Packers and Stockyards Administration
Columbia Foods Inc
Iowa Beef
Columbia Foods
North West Feeders Inc
Boise
Idaho
Dakota City
Neb
Pasco
Wash
Oregon
Montana
North West Feeders
North West
Fed
Town Beef
Cedar Rapids sub rates and AP notice in Ottawa Kansas newspaper
The published item lists daily newspaper details for Cedar with publication in Ottawa Kansas, including editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates by mail for trade area and outside trade area. It notes Associated Press ownership of local news and AP dispatch rights.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Ottawa Herald
Committee Against
Pr. Thesteson
Mrs. B.C
Dr. Thesteson
H.D
Hornbeck
Taco Bell
Dean Hinnen
Hns
David Broder
London
Manhattan
Broder
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
America
Jesus
Nia
Isephes
Neleage
Brenda Vaccaro
Don Stroud
Iowa
Kran.er Drug Store
KC CT
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