Readers weigh in on Herald survey in Saturday Notebook
Editorial readers reveal strong participation with over three percent response, most from long-term subscribers and women. They praise delivery, appearance, and the TV Scene but dislike certain features and crave more national news, local features, editorials, and women’s sports.
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Herald
Daily Report
News Brief
AP Financial
Ann Landers
Thosteson
Cook
Lockhorns
Gasoline Alley
Beetle Bailey
Steve Canyon
Family Circus
Herblock
the Herald
Ottawa University
Hornbeck
Kansas City
Full Parity Means More Farm Debts
An Agriculture Department study finds that guaranteeing 103 percent parity prices would lift farm income but also raise debts sharply. By 1983 total farm debt could surge to about 231.6 billion while assets rise to 1.28 trillion, with net income increasing to about 47 billion in 1982. land values would climb to 955 billion.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Senate Agriculture Committee
Should Estrogen Use Continue To Prevent Atrophy
A menopausal patient reports stopping estrogen after years of use and a year without it. She asks if continuing estrogen is needed to prevent atrophy, noting a normal recent estrogen level and a physician who would still prescribe it.
Questions on Estrogen Use and Baby Speech Development
Reader letters discuss whether long term estrogen use is necessary and suggest vaginal creams for atrophy. A separate note explains early babbling as the beginning of language, with da da and ma ma linked to parental interaction. Additional inquiries cover blood color, balance loss causes, and hydrochlorothiazide side effects and dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.W
Dr. Thosteson
R.S
Thosteson
Wayward Wars TV interview revels in old style gush
Hollywood interview with actor Niles Foon promotes a TV movie The Wayward Waif. Foon praises love and mental attitude while joking about his career shift and future autobiography.
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Jay Sharbutt
Hollywood (Ap
Hollywood
Fenster Jones
William S. Beamish
Foon
Mose
Eugene O’neill
Jack
Eugene O'Neill
Fading Dollar Debate Spurs Global Tension
AP analyst details how the dollar's decline risks world monetary stability. Countries like Germany and Japan press for restraint while the United States urges growth and energy policy. The stalemate heightens inflation risk and worsens import costs as foreign and domestic economies sway the exchange balance.
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John Cunniff
NEW York (Ap
America
United States
U.S
Germany
Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates note
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for trade area and outside regions with monthly and yearly pricing. It notes out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
AP News
Prayer Title Reflection On Simple Tasks In God’s Service
A devotional prayer urges heavenly Father to help believers honor simple, menial tasks done in His service today. It asks that hands move by the impulse of love, in Jesus name. Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus
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