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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1982
Page
1
The piece notes Al Haig earned 22 500 in salary 460 938 in stock options and 390 000 in a single year from United Technologies Corp after leaving government. It questions what services justified such pay and highlights the revolving door between big business and government.
The piece critiques the Senate push for a constitutional balanced budget, arguing debate is heated yet two thirds support seems likely. It calls out hypocrisy in Congress and suggests replacing the body rather than tightening tax honesty, noting the constitutional remedy targets fundamental governance.
A detailed two hour spread lists 6:00 to midnight broadcasts across HBO ESPN ABC and more. Highlights include Sammy the Way at Seal Part 2 Wild World of Animals and For Your Eyes Only with Roger Moore plus James Bond movie choices and a mix of sports news and late night talk.
Reporter describes a sunlit Temple Square scene with two well dressed youths guiding visitors away from anti Mormon material. He reflects on religious freedom, tolerance of dissent, and the Mormon community’s values as the Wasatch frontier and Salt Lake Valley unfold, noting families Ivo and Barbie Peterson with children Nikki Marie and Adrian as symbols of faith and work.
A travelogue notes Salt Lake City like a panorama of wealth and faith. It highlights the 20 story Mormon headquarters, the state capitol, and Temple Square. It mentions business buys property, poverty nearby, and 8 percent unemployment amid a diverse influx. The Mormon Tabernacle Choir radiates national pride during a Sunday Morning broadcast, while readers reflect on health care, arts, and arms race fears.
AP describes NBC News Overnight as a breezy late night mix of straight news and bemusing items. Lloyd Dobyns and Linda Ellerbee anchor a hour long Tue through Sat show aimed at a sleepy audience, with Nancy Reagan birthday notes and playful touches.
A reader asks if rickets before age one could cause infertility or deformity later. The note explains rickets as a bone disease from vitamin D deficiency, needed to process calcium for bones.
The letter explains rickets prevention by vitamin D in milk and notes that untreated rickets causes bone deformity but not infertility. A reader asks about a clavicle bump after healing. The doctor says a brace can fix fractures and cosmetic bumps are common, advising a follow up with a physician to confirm proper healing.
A devotional prayer thanks the church for its strengthening influence and upward life. It asks for faithfulness to the church and to the message of Christ, asking God to help the weak and the timid and to be patient with everyone.
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