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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1982
Page
2
Ottawa Herald notes a push to rename US-54 The Yellow Brick Road to cash in on The Wizard of Oz. Kansas lawmakers swap jokes as Dorothy costumes roam the Capitol, while a “Land of Ah’s” slogan and Emerald City labels draw criticism.
In Our Readers letters a reader critiques use of Industrial Revenue Bonds TRBs tied to the North American Hotel and private ventures. The letter questions private cafes and clubs earning rentals and suggests a senior citizens home as a second option, noting the Norman Loux center financed by seniors at 174058 Elm.
REP DOROTHY NICHOLS reports House passage of HR 2632 with 92 yeas, 32 nays, and her vote against it amid concerns over funding levels, state control, and deficit spending. She notes 50 percent state aid by 1985, possible local control loss, and urges tax relief. Also covers HR 2738 budget bill, utility bills, and energy assistance program details. Senator Jim Allen summarizes five weeks of session, three-year funding concerns, and local government bills, inviting constituent contact.
A Brussels briefing details a long running clash over EEC farm policy and export subsidies for wheat that affect U.S. prices. Secretary Block and others testified on how CAP supports distort world markets, with follow up meetings planned in Washington as U.S. producers press for fair competition.
Dear Dr. Donahue advises rest for shin splints from hard surfaces and proper footwear with shock absorbing soles. Flat feet are tested by damp sole on paper, with arch support via sturdy heel counters and possible inserts. Boxing athletes need roadwork and rope skipping for stamina, and knocked out athletes should see a doctor with 90 days off ring activity per the NYSAC guidelines.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor and publisher Robert B. Wellington. It outlines subscription rates for in trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Out-of-area and out-of-state rates are provided, noting a 3.5 percent sales tax deduction for out-of-state subscribers.
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