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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1980
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald argues for early exposure to foreign languages, noting declining interest nationwide. It cites classroom English being stressed and urges parents and schools to encourage learning French or German as a broader understanding of the world, despite challenges.
Kansas researchers explore sunflower butter as a lower cost substitute for peanut butter amid rising peanut prices after a poor 1980 harvest. Early verdicts say it tastes similar though slightly lighter. if adopted, Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota would benefit most due to their sunflower crop share.
A torn OCR text lists TV highlights with names like Lou Grant Star y and Barney Miller. It mentions Walden and Allyn Ann Mel 6 plus a driver fatality and a mix of show titles and times. The fragmentary note lacks clear dates or a cohesive program lineup.
The column lists metatarsalgia erythromelalgia and infections as main causes of burning foot pain with night symptoms. It notes nerve injuries diabetes and arterial hardening as other possibilities and urges examination for accurate diagnosis. It also answers questions on hardening arteries and polymyalgia rheumatica with concise explanations and treatment ideas.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers, with monthly and multi month plans. It notes carrier delivery in Ottawa and surrounding towns, details tax handling and that it is a member of the Associated Press.
James Kilpatrick argues Americans are generous but stingy about public servant salaries. He supports a substantial increase for executive, legislative, and judicial pay, noting current ceilings harm morale, governance, and management talent while federal costs rise slower than inflation.
AP analyst cites high interest, inflation, and a $65 billion oil bill as signs of a worsening economy. Burns cautions against declaring an emergency, questioning public reaction and leadership. The piece discusses rising wages, tax increases, deficits, and consumer strain as context for the debate.
After 25 years as Captain Kangaroo the host and producer, Bob Keeshan reflects on his rise from Clarabelle on Howdy Doody to today. The program remains anchored by Moose Grandfather Clock and Mr Greenjeans while shifting from live to taped format.
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