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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1980
Page
1
The article criticizes the Department of Energy for delaying alcohol-based fuel plans while alcohol imports from Brazil rise. It argues gasohol could cut foreign oil dependence and notes the DOE has postponed all new alcohol plant applications until September, creating regulatory chaos.
A reader defends Friday the 13th gatherings arguing previous events were calm. She cites one death linked to Quenemo, others on highways, and criticizes overreaction, closed barricades, and limited space for crowds and traffic. She urges readers to blame not bikers but poor planning and heat and liquor.
The page lists Friday TV lineup including Lraan 1978 starring William Shatner and Eddie Albert, and The Incredible Hulk with reporter Alan McGee, plus comedies and dramas like One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Terror on the Beach, and Hardcore. Also features news programs Washington Week in Review and MacNeil Lehrer Report, and late night shoots with Gunsmoke and Space Monster.
AP reports SNL is finished as cast and producer Lorne Michaels exit, though NBC lists the show on fall schedules. Michaels argues NBC owns the franchise and will force a new cast, while fans recall SNL's peak and its influence despite decline.
The Agriculture Department reports record spring purchases of butter cheese and non fat dry milk under the dairy price-support program. CCC bought 60.8 million pounds of butter in May and 48.9 million pounds of cheese, with non fat dry milk at 88.8 million pounds. The likely cost exceeds 1 billion dollars for the milk marketing year ending Sept 30, affecting Class I milk prices and consumer milk costs.
Palo Alto report on Richard W. Lyman, former Stanford president, who will lead the Rockefeller Foundation. He argues private nonprofit institutions should bear much of society’s burden in health, arts, equal opportunity, and international relations while warning against government monopolies. Despair is avoidable. progress exists despite waning faith in institutions.
In this column Dr. Donahue reviews calcium use for older adults noting 1000 mg daily is not a large excess and pain is unlikely caused by calcium alone. He suggests stopping to test with reintroduction and cites dairy and fish as calcium sources while discussing osteoporosis and possible hump causes such as dowager’s hump and lipomas. He also addresses positional vertigo diagnosis and recommends Dramamine for relief with reassurance that the condition often improves on its own.
A short devotional prayer frames Psalm 46 1 as a living Christ present in daily life. The writer thanks God for security now and forever and concludes with Amen.
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