15 Feb 1986
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1986
Page
1
In a kitchen essay tone the author opines against adding a home computer despite abundant books on one topic. He recalls office computer woes from glitches to shutdowns, the need for careful climate control, and a repairman’s rooftop misadventure, concluding longing for simpler tech.
White House strategists expect public disillusionment with poor relief to energize Reagan welfare overhaul. Reagan directs a yearlong study before proposing amendments, mirroring his tax revision approach. Officials see better odds now after Nixon and Carter failed to push reform.
Washington columnist David S. Broder imagines selling off federal facilities like Bonneville Power Administration and even likens privatization to a political sport. He cites lighthouses, a Virgin Islands underwater park, and various departments selling assets to fund new purchases while poking fun at officials and policies.
Roving editor notes Interior Secretary Hodel ousts Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca for holding both a private and government statue panel role. The piece mocks political theater, mocks Iacocca’s ego, and links the act to broader critiques of defense and Truman era politics.
A reader asks who burns more calories when running the same distance at different speeds. The advice notes that equal weight and same distance yield about identical calories, with 1504 calories for one mile at both paces in the example, and explains limits when intensity is extreme. It also mentions pancreatitis diet needing hospital rest for the pancreas and IV feeding, not self-care.
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