Notable snippets linger in Ottawa Herald notebook
A Saturday Notebook column from January 10 1981 touches on age in the White House Carter’s mishaps and a satirical take on presidential physicals. It notes Missouri governor elect Kit Bond excluding automatic cost of living for state workers, saving about 52 million dollars, amid a 29 million deficit and union pushback. An Air Force Titan II missiles study is described as safe but hazardous, with a reporter's humorous take on the terminology and a Cape Canaveral anecdote. Economic woes are cited, including inflation and fatigue as taxes erode earnings.
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Iola Register
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Cape Canaveral
Skiing at 55 OK with proper care and guidance
A letter from Mrs. R E asks about starting skiing at fifty five. Dr Donohue says age is no barrier and advises quality gear an instructor and pacing to avoid fatigue. Encourages light training and safety to guard legs knees.
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Dr. Donahue
Dr. Donohue
P.G
Optimism from Ottawa High students sparks hopeful view
Ottawa High School students Sandy Anderson Rabbi Cain and Wiley Angel share reasons for optimism amid concerns over inflation war and crime. Anderson urges national pride and vigilance, Cain highlights everyday hopeful acts, and Angel cites a bond career internship and self direction as grounds for optimism.
Suing the government and civil rights in American courts
A Washington essay notes a surge in lawsuits across civil and criminal courts nationwide. It cites Department of Justice case load, rising Section 1983 actions since Monroe v Pape, and calls for reform via mediation, new appellate court, and narrowed statutes while predicting persistent litigation culture.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
Washington Post
Department of Justice
Post
Department
Congress
A.E . Dick Howard
Supreme Court
Chicago
Monroe
Prayer for Today in Christ’s New Creation Theme
A devotional prayer asks Eternal God to dispel fear and doubt and to reveal the Lord’s glory. It calls believers to serve in love and newness of life, echoing 2 Corinthians 5 14 RSV and the idea that in Christ the old passes away and the new comes.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with Cedar staff and subscription prices for trade area and out of state. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly plans with tax considerations and carrier options in Ottawa and nearby towns.
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Robert B. Wellington
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