Editorial Saturday Notebook
Editorial notes warn of an expanding government regulatory reach touching what we buy eat hear and see. It cites state education funding federal lunch rules and local anecdotes about politics discipline and everyday life with a tongue in cheek Oklahoma tone.
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James Pearson
Food and Nutrition Service
U.S. Deprtment of Agriculture
Washington
Kindness Shines as Ottawa Kids Return Lost Billfold
A reader recounts losing a billfold near a drug store in Ottawa. Children found it and brought it home to their mother who contacted the store. The owner called back grateful, praising Lucille Crawford and her children for honesty and help.
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Ottawa
Lucille Crawford
Julia Bevan
Topeka
The Episode At Samarkand Refrains On Bureaucracy
A column parodies federal reform moves under Carter by tracing Samarkand’s siege and a 21 foot 21 month firing chart. It mocks bureaucracy note through ancient vs modern duties, noting Chinese paper making and the spread of the report in ten copies.
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Stu Awbrey
Hutchinson News
Carter
Byzantium
Samarkand
Central Asia
Zeravshan
Federal
Office of Management
OMB
Guiness Book of World Records
Samarkandians
Declining dollar hurts on foreign soils
AP report notes the year long dollar decline raises US import prices from Germany and Japan, boosts living costs for Americans abroad, and feeds a larger U.S. trade deficit. It cites German milk costs, increased beer and wine prices, and higher electronics imports as evidence of the currency shock.
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Kristin Goff
NEW York (Ap
Japan
Great Britain
West Germany
U.S
Germany
Federal Reserve
Tandy Corp
United States
Bergland: Soviets to buy full 15 million tons grain
Agriculture Secretary Bergland said the Soviet Union will purchase the entire 15 million ton allowance for wheat and corn this year. He noted delivery delays are unavoidable and that export flow should normalize, despite rumors of further cancellations.
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Hy Don Kendall
Washington (Ap
Bob Bergland
Soviet Union
U.S
Bergland
United States
USDA
Lupus Causes and Progress Toward a Cure
Dear Dr Thosteson asks about lupus causes and current efforts toward a cure. The inquiry seeks medical explanations and updates on research, treatments, and ongoing studies addressing this autoimmune disease.
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Dr. Thosteson
Mrs. J. T
M.L
Lupus Erythematosus overview and patient guidance
A comprehensive excerpt explains lupus erythematosus as an inflammatory disease affecting connective tissue with systemic and discoid forms. It notes prevalence among women, common age range, ongoing research, and standard treatments plus lifestyle advice. It also covers patient questions about ostomies, puberty, knuckle cracking, urination, and pica, offering medical explanations and recommendations.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and notes
Ottawa Herald lists daily local newspaper details with rates for in and out of trade area. Subscription costs range from 2.20 to 319.50 yearly, with out of area and out of state adjustments, plus 3 percent tax for non-trade area subscribers.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Prayer for Today Go Forth and Stand Before the Lord
A brief devotional prayer invites divine presence and guidance. It emphasizes that God is always with us and at work for the good of all children, concluding with Amen.
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