Editorial Highlights From Ottawa Herald Page Two
Ottawa Herald Tuesday, June 12, 1979 presents opinions and features on Page Two. The section showcases editorials, commentary, and feature articles reflecting local perspective and civic issues of the era.
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Ottawa Herald
Plight of Plaza deeper than floods and gas prices
A Kansas City Star opinion piece critiques leaders who act for themselves while the nation faces rising gas costs and inflation. It recalls the 1977 Brush Creek flood that killed 25 and warns new floods loom. The article notes Corps of Engineers warnings and two reservoirs kept inactive by local apathy, urging revival of flood-control support to save the Plaza.
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Brush Creek
Corps of Engineers
Johnson County
Kansas City
Bright Leaf Featured in Evening Movie
Television schedule lists Bright Leaf a 1950 Gary Cooper drama with Lauren Bacall about a tenant farmer returning to challenge a tobacco magnate’s empire. The lineup includes news at 12:55 1:00 2:00 and 2:30, plus comedies and a police-era show.
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Big Valley
Gary Cooper
Lauren Bacall
Sergeant Bilko
Dick van Dyke
New Business Magazine Directed To Small Business
Boston AP report introduces Inc a new magazine aimed at small firms earning 1 to 25 million dollars in sales. The venture, part of a marine origin group, lands among 400,000 mailboxes this spring aiming to be a practical Harvard Business Review for busy chief executives focusing on problem solving and shared experiences.
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John Cunniff
Boston (Ap
Inc
Marine. Inc
Paul Kellam
Harvard Business Review
The Lockhorns top executive and a venture to aid independents
The piece describes The Lockhorns or a related venture building a staff and a full color edition by April 1980 to target ad managers. It notes founders felt neglected by the system, a $2 million capital endowment, and Goldhirsh Kellam serving those moving from entrepreneurial to professional phases as they launched a new publication after an earlier sail.
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Inc
Smith
General Motors
Bernard
Goldhirsh
Kellam
Gout and diet guidance from Dear Dr Ruble
A reader asks if wine and diet affect gout in goats. The doctor notes wine is not advisable, especially champagne, but newer gout medicines lessen dietary impact. Moderate wine is fine. alcohol abuse risks attacks. Diet can help reduce uric acid, yet goats may tolerate sensible amounts of wine and organ meats in moderation.
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Dr. Ruble
Ruble
L. B
The Other Side of Victory reveals war’s darkest edges
AP writer Peter Boyer reviews an hour long Schenectady public TV drama The Other Side of Victory about New York militia soldiers during the American Revolution. The film shows mud misery mutiny and brutal discipline highlighting Dooley the halfwit and Dooley’s execution as a stark counterpoint to legend.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
John Jakes
Rebels
Schenectady
New York
William C. Jersey
Phillips
Dooley
Jersey
America
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