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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1982
Page
1
A lone gunman robbed a tiny Hepler bank on a Tuesday, part of a surge of amateur robberies across Kansas including Johnson and Shawnee counties. Analysts link crime rises to unemployment while authorities urge vigilance to prevent a Dillinger-like spree.
Vernon J. Turner from West Palm Beach thanks Ottawa for its recreation programs and the Babe Ruth Baseball honors given to Steve Queen. He notes many residents benefited, questions where recipients are, and praises the Recreation Commission and former director for their efforts.
TV listings show guests Dick Cavett and Cecilia Johnson with Trevor Howard and many films and series across networks. Highlights include Elvis Presley in a 1960 musical, My Bloody Valentine, Raggedy Man, Band of Angels, and Columbo aboard a cruise ship with a singer slain as viewers follow late night programming.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff explains a pure flat-rate tax faces steep political odds and unlikely passage. The piece surveys how exemptions, deductions, and credits shape support, noting potential impacts on churches, social programs, and the structure of taxation across rich and poor, liberals and conservatives.
WTBS founder Ted Turner markets his cable channel as quality anti network programming offering 50 percent movie heavy schedule and sports plus old sitcoms and new projects. Despite reach of 21.2 million homes and 4 200 movie library the network posted a $5.3 million loss in Q2 and cut 17 jobs while planning Portrait of America series to run five years.
The piece outlines the clash between Reagan's new federalism goals and the messy practicalities of transferring programs to states. It highlights conflicts over welfare, interstate inequities, fiscal trust funds, and tense relations between local, state, and national governments.
Dear Dr Donahue asks if eight aspirin daily for arthritis could stop blood production. The doctor notes aspirin is not a common cause of aplastic anemia, usually anemia from aspirin arises from digestive bleeding, and stresses reporting symptoms to a physician. He cautions against self diagnosis and suggests consulting a doctor and library resources for low salt diet guidance.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription pricing for in area and out of area readers. Rates vary by duration from one month to one year with tax considerations and a 3.5 percent sales tax deduction for out-of-state subscribers.
A devotional piece cites the Samaritan parable and Luke verse urging forgiveness for presumption, asking God to shape hearts toward service of the kingdom. It emphasizes mercy, patience, and daily devotion in a compact prayer.
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