09 Jul 1983
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1983
Page
1
Kansas public life lights up summer with Cedar Crest pool fundraising and First Lady film project paying 12000 dollars. Governor’s stepson earns 55 dollars weekly mowing grounds as readers joke about gubernatorial perks.
Dear Dr Donahue outlines that moderate postwork jogging can lower adrenal fluids and raise metabolism, helping relaxation more effectively than alcohol. Kenneth Cooper endorses aerobic activity as a stress reliever and notes its value after a tense day. For sunglasses in sports, the guidance restores focus and safety with proper selection.
The Ottawa Herald page includes subscription rates, editorial advice, and a Dr Donohue column on poison ivy treatment. Tips cover avoiding plant resin, protective sunglasses, and using calamine or steroids for rashes. Reader questions touch on skinfold test sites and terminology quirks.
In Des Moines Sen. Alan Cranston challenged the wartime justification for dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He cites Gen. LeMay, Eisenhower, and Churchill to argue Japan could have been defeated without invasion, urging national reflection on nuclear policy and future use.
AAP analysis by William Dunkelberg and Murray Weidenbaum argues that price and credit controls harm consumers. They cite historical and modern efforts from cities to the United Nations and warn that such measures reduce credit, favor higher income borrowers, raise costs, and subsidize cash buyers. The piece critiques the UN Draft Guidelines For Consumer Protection as the latest broad attempt.
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