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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1981

Page

2

Paged Saturday Notebook on Christmas, Poland and world fear

A Christmas note laments leaders hiding in fear while the world faces potential Soviet invasion of Poland. It recalls Khrushchev's warning, Poland's crisis, and the Pope's call for moderation as the Christmastide message of peace and goodwill endures amid bleak times.

White House Europe Poland U.S Iowa Nikita Khruschev Afghanistan Russia

Feed Grain Outlook Records Ample Crop Supply

Roderick Turnbull of the Kansas City Board of Trade reports record U S feed grain production with corn dominating about 8d percent of the total, sorghum and oats following. Estimated 1981 82 yields include 6.1 billion bushels of corn and 876 726 million of sorghum with 509 487 million oats and 476 031 million barley. total feed grain 244 million metric tons, up 24 percent from last year. US exports of grain sorghum rising, corn lagging. sorghum viewed as major cattle feed in the south central plains. corn remains the preferred feed. End stocks for 1982 projected to be down slightly. corn carryover forecast at 1.7 billion bushels for Oct 1, 1982.

Roderick Turnbull Kansas City Texas Kareas Kansas Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma South Dakota Arkansas California Colorado New Mexico Great Plains USDA Southcentral Kansas City Board of Trade U.S Mid- South Southwest

Sweepstakes Boost Marketed Ideas By Louise Cook

Instant wealth, a bundle of cash, a new car, a dream vacation lure consumers as marketers embrace sweepstakes. General Motors launches a sweepstakes early 1982. state law governs, with New York registering 553 in 1980 amid rising popularity and high odds. Reader's Digest has paid out over $20.5 million to 1,246,528 winners since 1962.

Louise Cook Associated Press General Motors Corp Ountry New York Secretary of State Reader's Digest Charles Pintchman Reader's Digest Edward D. Meyer Fitzgerald Sample Department of Promotion Services Meyer

Farm debt near 10 year high as 1982 begins

The Agriculture Department forecasts farm debts to assets reach a 10 year high on January 1 1982 with a 14.4 percent rise to 194.5 billion while total assets climb to about 1.18 trillion. The debt to assets ratio would be 16.5 percent and the report warns no near term improvement with interest rates varying through 1982.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Economic Research Service Stephen Gabriel

Your Good Health Angina Pain Explained By Dr Donohue

A reader asks about chest pain and angina. Dr Donohue explains many conditions mimic angina such as pleurisy pericarditis arthritis shingles hiatal hernia peptic ulcers pancreas or gall bladder disease. True angina follows exertion when blood flow to the heart is reduced.

Dr. Donohue Mrs. EE

Embargo fears hit Wheat futures in volatile market

Grain and soybean futures slid Friday amid Poland and Soviet embargo fears. Wheat led losses dropping 6 percent to 3.72 a bushel for December delivery. Corn fell to 2.49 a bushel and oats traded mixed. Cattle futures ended mixed while pork belly futures declined ahead of the USDA cold storage report showing a higher November pork belly in storage than October and a year earlier.

Pauline Jelinek Poland United States Soviet Union Chicago Mercantile Exchange U.S Agriculture Department

Ottawa Herald subscription rates and contact details

The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with publication office at 104 Cedar, Ottawa Kansas. Subscription prices are shown for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates, including sales tax. out-of-state subscribers see a 3.5 percent tax deduction. Associated Press member.

Cedar Ottawa Kansas Roberts Wellington THE Associated Press

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