Saturday Notebook lighter moments and tennis tribute piece
A Southside humor note recalls kids staging a scavenger hunt for odd items at their home, tossing in blue nylons and earrings. The column then honors Chris Evert Lloyd’s career and conduct, praising her elegance and grit. A Sage of Osage quips about tractors built without seats to mock international agricultural finance.
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Martina Navratilova
John McEnroe
Jimmy Connors
Chris Evert Lloyd
Florida
Navratilova
Evert Lloyd
Coffee before runs does not boost distance or wins
Dear Dr Donohue says caffeine may give peppiness and raise blood fatty acids but offers little performance benefit and may harm by increasing dehydration or causing jitters. For youth baseball, limits on innings and weekly pitching, plus proper warmups and growth-aware monitoring, protect against Life League elbow and growth-centers injury.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Promoted
Ottawa Herald lists daily circulation details with editor Robe... no, publisher, subscription options for trade area including Ottawa and nearby towns. Rates shown: one month 3.55, three months 9.85, six months 18.95, one year 36.35 including tax. Outside trade area one month 4.55, three months 12.00, six months 22.75, one year 41.40. Out of state deduct 4.5 percent sales tax.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
China Grows Less Mysterious On Route To China
A 9th Pacific crossing passenger recounts a Seattle to Tokyo hop toward Hong Kong with United Airlines rerouted to Tokyo. The writer contrasts China’s vast scale, population control aims, and evolving capitalism with the lingering mystery of the Cultural Revolution as he prepares to report back after the trip.
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Anne Fulton
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Mindanao
Oriental
New York
Trade clash over tariffs aims at Japan in Congress
In Washington, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen and Rep. Richard Gephardt plan a July push on a 20 percent tariff on all imports from Japan unless Tokyo opens its market. The move highlights rising congressional alarm over imports, jobs, and the administration's trade policy amid domestic debates and foreign events.
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Texas
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Missouri
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Senate Finance Committee
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House Democratic Caucus
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United States
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White House
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Advisory Committee For
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Bonn
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Central America
UNESCO Reform Crisis Under M Bow Faces Global Pressure
Harris News Service surveys UNESCO turmoil as major donors warn of cuts if reforms fail. Amadou Mahtar M Bow vows to stay through 1987, but Western leaders doubt meaningful change while France wields influence over African votes. Critics decry bureaucracy waste and East West tensions, urging genuine reform or risk an irreparable decline.
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James Watt
Madonna
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M’bow
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