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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1980
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes Dan Watkins has left Gov. Carlin's team to challenge Larry Winn for Congress. Watkins, linked to Carlin’s upset in 1978, is building an organization and poses a serious challenge. Winn has long held the seat and must justify his record while voters assess both candidates.
The article argues farmers have gained pricing power as grain prices rebound from fear of lows around $3.50 a bushel, aided by export demand and an embargo on wheat to Russia. It credits farmers for shifting marketing practices and suggests embargoes may not hurt if this attitude continues.
A reader asks if chronic malaria from WWII can be cured, with Dr Donohue explaining malaria as a liver and blood infection treatable with drugs like chloroquine and primaquine. Additional letters cover Timolol eye drops side effects, broken blood vessels in the eye, infertility timelines, and eosinophil counts, with practical guidance and when to seek doctor evaluation.
John Cunniff analyzes how shifting budgets and tighter fuel use reflect broader changes in American beliefs. The piece discusses economic strain, consumer choices, and the uncertain outlook for national life amidst financial pressures.
AP Television Writer Peter J. Boyer reports CTW surveys of 8 000 children show science seen as valuable yet demanding and risky, shaping a new show 3 2 1 Contact with diverse kid hosts. The piece covers audience testing methods and the program’s aim to blend science into engaging content.
TV tonight features a wide range of programs and specials. Joan Robinson epilogue five years airs amid other ABC and CBS offerings. MASH, Gunsmoke, Tomsnyder's Celebrity Spotlight, and a variety of dramas and movies fill the schedule with sports, news, and entertainment across multiple networks.
The Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays lists subscription prices for trade area and out of area readers, with by mail monthly and yearly rates, carrier rates for Ottawa area, and a note that out of state subscribers pay 3.5 percent tax. The editor is Robert B. Wellington and it is a member of the Associated Press.
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