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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1982

Page

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Prison reform ball bounced in Kansas Legislature

The Osawatomie Graphic notes a 10 point prison study plan including a new medium security facility for non violent offenders. Proposals vary on location from Lansing additions to sites near Hutchinson state land or Osawatomie state hospital, with Wichita offering a regional rationale. authorities urged action beyond provincialism.

Osawatomie Kansas Lansing Carlin Kansas State Reformatory Hutchinson State Hospital Wichita

The Problem With Dogs Is People Part II The Heart Of The Matter

Ottawa readers confront an unresolved dog owner problem as yards suffer and pedestrians fear loose dogs. The piece cites tragic dog attacks, cites HEW notes and a Newsweek claim that dog bites rival gonorrhea for reported injuries, noting 85 percent involve identifiable owners.

IIT D.L. Salsbury Ottawa Never-Never Land HEW Newsweek U.S

Blame Game in 1982 Campaign Amid Reagan Inheritance Claim

The 1982 campaign opens with President Reagan urging voters not to blame him for economic woes, arguing he inherited the problems from Carter. Administration spokesmen echo the line as voters weigh memories of inflation, the Iran hostages, and the grain embargo ahead of the elections.

Reagan New York Herbert Hoover Jimmy Carter Hoover Carter White House

TV Tonight listings blend of films and shows from 1960s to 1980s

A dense TV grid outlines evening programming including documentaries, movies such as The Love God, In the Heat of the Night, and Little Shop of Horrors, plus news programs, talk shows, and comedies. Casts feature Richard Dreyfuss, Sidney Poitier, Albert Brooks, and Neil Diamond among others.

Iim Aeronics Laverne & Shirley & Co MIA P.M. Magazine Sanford and Son i MacNeil-Lehrer Hogan's Heroes Benson Richard Dreyfuss Amy Irving Lee Re- Mick NBC Magazine Dukes of Hazzard Bass Hogg Bird Magazine Don Knotts Edmund O'Brien Anna Francis Paul Duke Washington Mississippi Philadelphia Sidney Poitier Rod Steiger Warren Oates Lee Grant Strike Force Cassie & Co Cassie Falcon Carter TBS Evening News Lawmakers Benny Hill and Friends Albert Brooks Kathryn Harrold Bruno Kirby Dick Cavett Maude Maran Johnny John Byner Thalassa Cruso Jackie Jacom Jonathan Haze Mel Welles Engilah Batavia Rock Hudson Burles Gena Rowlands ABC News HBC New York Neil Diamond Palrance Olivier Lucie Arnaz

Big Budget Deficits Defy Supply Side Claims

AP Business Analyst John Cunniff discusses the tension between supply side theory and repeated assurances deficits can be tolerated. He questions how to reconcile transferring power to the private sector with ongoing large deficits, noting past lessons.

John Cunniff AP Business Analyst NEW York

Ottawa Herald and Economic Reflections in One Broad Note

The Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for local and out-of-area readers and presents a synthesis of budget deficits driving higher interest rates and inflation. It questions savings incentives, the feasibility of small savers investing long term, and the role of housing in the economy while invoking scripture and prayer amid financial uncertainty.

S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington THE Associated Press

Why Do Doctors Call Patients by First Names

A letter questions the practice of addressing patients by their first names in hospitals. The writer likens hospital experiences to a concentration camp and asks why medical staff assume familiarity. A reader agrees, calling first-naming irritating and seeking ideas to resist or change the custom.

Ann

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