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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1980
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald criticizes a Nebraska federal judge ruling restricting paying a state chapel from funds. It argues fresh limits could affect national practice, noting military chaplains and tax exemptions for religious institutions. The editorial urges more common sense from higher courts to avoid ending religious institutions.
A Topeka Commonwealth quote from January 1881 argues lawmakers should limit bills, prioritizing pruning redundancy, needless measures, and unconstitutional proposals. It notes a legislature can function with minimal laws if revenue and appropriation bills pass, then adjourn, a viewpoint echoed a century later as still sound.
A collage of programs lists episodes and features for the night across networks. Includes films like Boarwalk and Three Faces of Eva, PBS Great Performances events, news, talk shows, and sport coverage, with notes on cast and plot themes and specific times.
Memo from Mac Block in Harris News Service analyzes John Block, a West Point graduate and Illinois farmer, as Reagan names him to lead Agriculture. The piece notes his stance on using food as a weapon, opposition to grain embargoes, and preference for free market international grain trading, sparking questions about private control of national policy.
Japan faces a surge of bankruptcies among small and medium sized firms with 1,631 failures in November and debts totaling 1.2 billion dollars. Toko Shoko Research projects yearly bankruptcies near 18,471, led by 50 to 150 worker firms hit by high energy costs and weak demand. Mitsuo Shimizu of Kyoer Electric cites yen depreciation, fuel costs, and competition from developing nations as pressures. Government forecasts expect 5.3 percent growth in fiscal 1981, with consumer prices rising under 7 percent.
A rambunctious reminiscence blends show business fantasy with real life in New York as Jay Sharbutt recalls meeting imposters on NBCs To Tell the Truth and chasing TV stardom. He chats with Miss Susan Handy, joins two run-throughs, and nervously faces a panel including Kitty Carlisle Nipsey Russell and Tom Seaver.
Paul G. Jonahue explains the parathyroid glands regulate blood calcium. Removal during thyroid surgery can cause hypoparathyroidism with muscle twitching. Calcium and vitamin D improve symptoms, though non surgical causes exist and sometimes no cause is found.
Ottawa Herald lists daily subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates cover by mail and by carrier with tax details and regional variations. Member of the Associated Press.
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