24 Mar 1983
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1983
Page
1
The article calls for a county wide trash watch amid ongoing pollution concerns tied to neglectful dumping along the Marais des Cygnes River. It notes trash wash into waterways harming wildlife and urges residents, including city folk, to use proper disposal services. Authorities pledge a tough stance on culprits.
Rep Larry Winn urged attitude change by the public and Congress at a Kansas City meeting. He argued that spending reforms are needed while MPs still back programs that aid their constituents, noting costs have risen dramatically since the 1960s and staff sizes have tripled. He questioned leadership quality and urged action.
Television guide lists HBO programs including News Magazine and Portrait of America Georgia segments. Feature films Lonely Are the Brave and His Girl Friday anchor late night, with Magnum P I and The Amateur among other aired titles and a range of sports and talk shows scheduled throughout the evening.
Roving editor John McCormally recalls World War II in New Caledonia to critique President Reagan and the 1984 Budget Committee plan. He argues a four percent defense increase is enough, mocking cries of weakness while highlighting wartime improvisation and misused defense spending. He cites Grassley on overpriced aircraft parts as evidence of waste amid calls for more funding.
Kansas counties challenge a state operated system to maintain property lists as reform plans push toward centralized data. Critics warn of loss of local control and possible future shifts in power, while supporters argue a fairer tax base and streamlined updates justify state over county handling.
The reader asks about calcium in the pancreas and its seriousness. Doctors explain that prior pancreatitis or insults can cause calcium deposits, leading to enzyme leakage, tissue damage, malabsorption, and possible need for pancreatic enzymes and pre digested foods, with prognosis tied to extent of damage. A gastroenterologist should evaluate.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside regions. Rates include one month at 3.50 or 4.50, three months at 9.75 or 11.85, six months at 18.75 or 22.50, and one year at 36.00 or 41.00, with in-state tax details and 3.5 percent tax for out-of-state subscribers. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. newspaper is a member of the Associated Press.
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