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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1985
Page
2
The columnist questions current Kansas and federal measures such as horse betting tax reclassifications and a 32 hour work week proposal. They warn of higher government costs, higher parking fees, and wage policy debates while noting local theft charges over lightning rod sales and a spring sign of change in Salina.
A reader explains dramatic flushing itching and rash after exercise and meals, consistent with food dependent exercise induced allergy. suggests avoiding triggers and consulting a doctor. Another letter asks if running harms varicose veins. answer says brisk leg activity aids flow and is not harmful. A third asks about rapid fat loss after racquetball. warns most loss is water and advises rehydration.
Roger D. Nelson urges Ottawa voters to elect well informed school board members for U.S.D. 290. He warns that springtime brings rhetoric and contract talks, stresses broad experience, community focus, and the duty to serve children, urging turnout on Tuesday.
Georgetown President Rev Timothy Healy fears Reagan administration student aid cuts will widen class gaps. The university estimates 77 percent of aid recipients could lose funds, potentially forcing more students to borrow and work, risking a hollowed middle class and reduced Black college access. Healy warns of a broader impact on education and opportunity.
Kansas lawmakers probe the out of court sexual harassment settlement involving Attorney General Robert Stephan. Rep. David Louis defends the silence as legitimate and cites political motives, while Rep. Henry Helgerson questions public funding and disclosure. Observers fear implications whether funds were involved or not.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and out of state. Rates cover one month to one year, with taxes and a 4.5 percent tax deduction for out-of-state subscribers.
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