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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1981
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes Charles Manatt, a California banker, was named national Democratic chairman and says he is mapping strategy for a party recovery. It discusses potential outcomes if Democrats oppose or support Reagan's recovery program and the political blame that may follow.
In a pointed interview Manatt favors a middle course for Democrats aiming to recapture the Senate and curb conservative Democrats in the House. He suggests yielding to Reagan gradually so recovery effects won't hit before the next election, prompting questions about national affordability.
The piece argues Reagan campaigned to lift the grain embargo on Russia after the Soviet invasion but has not decided. It notes allies benefited by selling surpluses to Russia while American farmers lack clout. Lifting could raise farm prices. advocates urge a full embargo from wheat to consumer goods.
A chaotic TV guide snippet lists evening programs including All in the Family, Jeopardy style game shows, movies, and news. It mentions hosts and various film titles with a dense mix of actors and ratings, reflecting a busy network lineup and a marketing tone typical of the era.
Memo argues the Kennedy Rodino gun control bill seeks to ban Saturday Night Specials, require licenses, raise dealer standards, report thefts, impose liability, and shift enforcement to DOJ. It notes public support from Handgun Control Inc. and opposition from NRA, estimating 55 to 170 thousand handgun owners and dealers, and urges that starting somewhere is progress.
Analysis examines whether the United States should reindustrialize noting auto and housing pains, rising energy costs, and weak profit in steel and airlines. It questions policy directions from reviving smokestack America to adopting new frontiers, solar power, or factory built homes, urging concrete steps.
Dr Donahue explains thalassemia minor is a mild inherited anemia with blood counts about 15 percent below normal, rarely causing symptoms. Transfusions offer no lasting benefit in this case. The thyroid tests T3 and T4 reflect hormones in blood and timing of dose is flexible but consistent. Hearing from readers, advice covers carsickness from vision issues, pregnancy-related smoking aversion, heat-induced hives, recurring yeast infections, and urges doctor review if symptoms persist after treatment.
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