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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1981
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes how federal government growth, complexity and expense spurs talk of a third Hoover style commission. It recalls past Hoover Commissions, a claim about missed recommendations, and criticizes how Congress often forms studies. The column laments a delivery complaint and mocks local politics and inflation trends.
From Our Readers replies to the editorial Poisoned Piety dated Feb 16. Rev William R Weber of Calvary Baptist backs Moral Majority and Coalition for Better Television arguing against simply turning off or avoiding programs. He says not buying sponsors’ products is the best protest and endorses Jerry Falwell’s ministry.
A devotional prayer invoking God as judge and pardoner. It asks for repentance from self satisfaction and idle talk, a renewal of zeal through the Holy Spirit, and a softened heart that loves as Christ did. The prayer concludes with an Amen spoken through Jesus Christ.
In a rambling, humorous column Mac McCormally jokes that he sympathizes with the rich and defends their woes. He recalls inauguration week, references a Washington Post piece about private clubs and nudity, and shares personal anecdotes about his family and a Des Moines trip during a basketball game. He notes the irony of public scorn for the wealthy while describing affectionate moments, ending with a punchline about wealth.
Roderick Turnbull argues the United States leads in grain exports yet does not feed the world. He notes record farm exports, a 9.4 percent world share, and that most food is grown domestically. The piece discusses trade, reserves, and geopolitical power in food.
A 25 year old male asks Dr Donahue about swayback a long standing postural issue. He requests medical or exercise guidance suitable for his age and situation. The letter seeks practical steps to improve posture and reduce discomfort.
A Kansas legislative update shares views on the severance tax and local government funding, with Sen Jim Allen noting committee activity and upcoming debates. The column also offers back health exercises, spine posture tips, and reader questions answered by Dr Donohue about loss of smell and fertility pills.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options with variations for carrier and tax treatments. The paper is edited by Robert B. Wellington and notes Associated Press membership.
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