Area Winter Is One Big Headache Note
A six column note lists seasonal woes from Christmas bills to gas costs and taxes. A local theft at Pomona Lake steals three cords of firewood, sparking humor about labor and warmth. The piece notes soon adding Dave Broder’s column, ongoing feuds with Clyde Reed, and a grandson’s joyous Christmas verdict.
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Pomona Lake
The Relatives We Don’t Claim as Newsmen
A critique separates electronic media from print journalism arguing true newsmen work quietly behind the scenes. It notes Dan Rather and Walter Cronkite began as reporters but became entertainers on television, diverging from print newsroom ideals and credibility.
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Dan Rather
Dan Rathers
Walter Cronkite
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Beer and sports with Dr Donahue guidance on hydration
Reader asks about beer as a fluid for runners and physicians note beer is not a good energy or hydration source due to alcohol and diuretic effects. Water with added sugar is advised. Also covered are sports participation by children and exercise during pregnancy with cautious activity and overheating avoidance.
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Dr. Donohue
W.M
American Academy of Pediatrics
Donahue
Ottawa Herald ad and medical Q&A compilation
Published notices and editorials mix with subscription rates for Ottawa Kansas readers. The page includes rates for local and out of area subs, medical Q&A on pregnancy and exercise, heart attack recovery advice, and reader letters with Dr Donohue guidance and prayer thoughts.
Views On Education Meeting The Challenge By Roger D Nelson
U S D 200 Superintendent Roger D Nelson argues criticism of public schools centers on test scores. He cites international results showing U S students lagging in math science and geography while praising local emphasis on basics. He notes NECT results placing some freshmen in top percentiles and urges pride in public education as a national success story.
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Roger D. Nelson
U.S.D
United States
U.S.C
Ottawa
Reagan Beirut admission seen as coverup not brave gesture
The editorial accuses President Reagan of using a noble gesture to take sole responsibility for the Beirut Marine massacre, arguing it mirrors a presidential pardon and blocks full accountability. It assigns blame to Congress and military leaders, condemns the policy, and calls for open examination of Lebanon strategy and troop safety.
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Beirut
Ford
Richard Nixon
Lebanon
Congress
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Philippines
Okinawa
CIA
Washington
Casey
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