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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1981

Page

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Consistency and contradiction in national life noted

In a light column, the Ottawa Herald notes perceived double talk by Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, cites a Supreme Court tax contrast, shares a friend’s England observation about mail and police costs, and comments on aging, listening, and rising wedding announcements. It warns Kansas may lose $2.2 million in federal highway aid if speeders persist.

Reagan America South Korea Taiwan Ronnie U.S. Supreme Court Montana Louisiana Kansas Uncle Sam Iola All England Lawn Tennis Club O’connor Supreme Court High Court Ronald Reagan Rudolf Valentino Jimmy Carter

Memo From Mac Week Of John And Barry

A columnist reflects on Barry Goldwater and John McEnroe, praising McEnroe for disrespecting the British while criticizing the Moral Majority and editorializers over Judge O Connors nomination. The piece argues for diverse backgrounds on the Supreme Court and notes Reagan and Carter on appointing women to federal courts.

Barry Goldwater John McEnroe McEnroe Oakland A’s Billy Martin All England Lawn Tennis Club Wimbleton Liverpool Manchester Thatcher House of Commons John Patrick McEnroe Judge O'Connor O'Connor Supreme Court O’connor Reagan

Korea Graduates From U S Food Aid As Commercial Purchaser

Korea ends 25 years of P L 480 food aid with its final loan of 27 million dollars for wheat. In fiscal 1980 Korea bought 220 million dollars of rice, 287 million dollars of wheat, 271 million dollars of feed grains and 121 million dollars of soybeans, becoming a leading importer. The program began to ease surpluses and aid development, shifting from gifts and loans to commercial sales in currencies, then dollars, while Japan and several nations moved to self sufficiency or commercial imports. Since 1954, U S farm exports under P L 480 surpassed 30 billion dollars. major items included rice, wheat, feed grains, cotton, and dairy products. The article notes Korea’s transition from aid recipient to market buyer and lists other large recipients and recent buyers.

Roderick Turnbull Kansas City Board of Trade Kansas City Korea U.S America P.L. 480 Japan United States Food For Peace Program P.L Taiwan India Pakistan South Korea Egypt South Vietnam Indonesia Bangladesh Bolivia Domincan Republic el Salvador Ghana Guinea Guyana Haiti Honduras Israel Jamaica Jordan Kenya Liberia Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Nicaragua Peru Portugal Senegal Sierra Leone Somalia Sri Lanka Sudan Tanzania Tunisia Zaire Zambia

Handlebar palsy and athlete's foot advice column

Reader questions cover numb fingers from cycling and ulnar nerve pressure, a stubborn athlete's foot case with a six week griseofulvin plan plus topical antifungals, and tips on batting styles and possible tooth pain from dental or sinus causes. Dr Donohue advises bike fit, padded gloves, and changing hand positions, warns against pressure on the ulnar nerve, and explains fungus persistence and treatment steps.

J.S J.G

Keeping Up With The Neighbors

New York AP outlines a financial scheme using a 30 year $50,000 mortgage at 14 percent and a $100,000 ordinary life policy to borrow cash value and pay premiums. By borrowing against the policy and altering payments from year seven to sixteen, the plan aims to finish the mortgage in sixteen years and own debt free insurance in about twenty years.

Peter Daly Prentice-Hall Daly

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice

Ottawa Herald informs subscribers of payment terms and rates for mail and carrier delivery in trade area and surrounding towns, with out of state tax deductions and memberships in the Associated Press. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options with sales tax details.

S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington THE Associated Press

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