Weather lore and rural growth in 1981 note
The Ottawa Herald column ponders forecast flaws amid modern tech and suggests old signs like cat eating grass or an owl's hoot predicting rain. It cites Census trends showing rural areas growing faster than cities, cites metro decline, and mocks tobacco subsidy logic tied to cigarette prices and smoking health risks.
Lawmaker Notes Kansas Budget Debates And Port Authority Bill
Representative Dorothy Nichols reports on House Ways and Means appropriations for fiscal 1982 and supplementary 1981, with 2.7 million for community corrections. Senate action included port authority bonds for General Motors incentives. SB 14 would network library resources. Union protests, severance tax hearings planned. contact details and Ottawa address provided.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
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Jim Allen
Senate
Kansas House
Port Authority
General Motors
Kansas City
Kansas
Lindsborg
State Capitol
Memo From Mac It Could Never Happen Here
Roving editor laments famine in Africa while Americans focus on domestic costs. He critiques Reagan era aid levels, calls for a $2 to $3 billion global relief effort, and contrasts domestic fear with international hunger. The piece links Pollyannaish national sentiment to inaction on starvation.
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John
Atlanta
Katie
Ivan
Somalia
Ethiopia
Uganda
Africa
Reagan
Farm State
Dan
America
Catholic Relief Services
Lutheran World Relief
Haig
Katy
Hay Supply Affects Grain Market
Hay prices rose as drought and mild winter tightened supplies while hay competes with grains for feed value. Platte Valley alfalfa and Southeastern Kansas prairie hay fetched $40 to $75 per ton, with pelting exports to Europe dipping due to dollars. Farmers face uncertain demand, storage, and moisture as they await a normal crop and calmer markets.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board OF Trade
Kansas City
Soviet Union
Poland
U.S
Sae
Usda Marketing Service
Platte Valley
Nebraska
Plains
Texas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas
Europe
Dear Dr Donahue Crutches and hamstring care tips
Reader questions cover crutch fit and use to avoid armpit pain and nerve pressure, hamstring strain from jogging with swelling, and basics of aerobic dancing. Answers stress proper fit two to three inches below armpits, 20 degree elbow bend, weight borne by hands, seek therapist guidance, ice and wrap for hamstring, avoid full use until pain-free, consider whirlpool, and aerobic dance as heart and lung exercise with target heart rate.
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Donahue
S.J
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Summary
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with editor Robert B. Wellington. Rates shown for trade area and out of state, including sales tax where applicable, plus carrier delivery in Ottawa area with monthly and multi month options. Member of the Associated Press.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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