Ban Guns In Ottawa Comments On Handgun Debate
Ottawa Herald discusses a Morton Grove Illinois handgun ban ruling and argues broader bans could reduce handgun killings. It notes Reagan’s attempted assassination as a top 1982 story and warns gun control opponents about constitutional readings.
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Christmas ER Ordeal Highlights Hospital Coverage Issue
Mr and Mrs Rossman of Princeton recount their 9 year old son’s severe stomach pain at Ransom Memorial Hospital. A resident diagnosed appendicitis but no surgeon was available, forcing transfer to Lawrence for surgery. They learned an Ottawa on call surgeon existed. They question coverage and safety, while the trustees assure staff will address proper coverage.
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TV Tonight And Late Night Schedule Highlights
TV Tonight features a packed schedule across HBO NBC and ABC with films like Love Me Tender Becket The Long Riders and No Man Is an Island. Notable shows include M A S H Dynasties and Tonight Show plus NBC Nightline and various news blocks.
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Sanford and Son
MacNeil-Lehrer Report
Hogan's Heroes
Real People
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Merlin
Romeo
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Elvis Presley
Richard Egan
Debra Paget
John Curry
Peter and the Wolf
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Susan Kendall
Nancy Allen
Bobby di Cicco
Becket
England
Richard Burton
Peter O Toole
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Rates vary for in state and out of state, with sales tax included and a 3.5 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. The paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays under Editor Robert B. Wellington and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Memo From Mac World on Poland and Nuclear Peace
In a year end reflection, the roving editor notes Russia and the U S avoid war over Poland, but nuclear dangers persist. George Kennan argues the anti nuclear movement grows from dismay over leaders who rely on mass destruction and urges exploring alternatives with courage and imagination.
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George Kennan
Russia
Grenville Clark
Kennan
West
Soviet Union
Washington
Social Security change may shape nation's values says former SSA chief
A Haeworth Robertson, chief actuary of the Social Security Administration from 1975 to 1978, warns that financial worries mask deeper risks. In The Coming Revolution in Social Security he argues complexity and reliance on government erode initiative and freedom, urging preparedness for inevitable change.
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Robertson
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Republican Lineup To Senate Appears Solid
AP Special Correspondent reports Republicans hold 53 of 100 Senate seats and must risk 12 in November while 20 Democratic seats are up. Byrd Jr retires, making GOP gains possible, with 1984 and 1986 elections shaping long term control amid economic woes.
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Senate
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Virginia
Byrd
Costochondritis explained by Dr Donahue
The doctor notes costochondritis often resolves with time and treatment. It can mimic angina but has no heart connection. Analgesics and anti inflammatories help, though recovery may take a while. R.A.'s exertion pain highlights the need to rule out angina before reassurance.
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Dr. Donahue
The Lockhorns and Senate Talk on Leadership Selections
A jumble of medical musings and political reflection. The piece mixes a joke about costochondritis with advice on pain management and a discussion of the 97th Congress. It quotes Senator Baker on majority leadership and notes the upcoming election as a test of Reagan era governance.
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