Editorial Page Summary from Ottawa Herald May 14 1980
Page Two features opinion pieces and commentary from the Ottawa Herald. It presents editorial perspectives dated Wednesday May 14 1980, reflecting local civic views and opinion-driven journalism.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1980
Page
1
Page Two features opinion pieces and commentary from the Ottawa Herald. It presents editorial perspectives dated Wednesday May 14 1980, reflecting local civic views and opinion-driven journalism.
Kansas motorists face rising fatalities as April deaths hit 43, lifting the year total to 131, nine more than last year to date. The report cites more motorcycle use and a shift to smaller cars that save fuel but offer less protection, urging caution and safer driving choices.
The Treasury reports Americans are cashing in Series E bonds at a rising rate while new sales drop. In the last month sales reached 381 million dollars, far below the prior month and a year earlier, and cash-in totals hit 2.27 billion dollars, 700 million higher than the prior month and over 900 million above a year ago. The note warns savings bonds may be poor investments for a government carrying heavy debt.
A dense listing shows various programs across networks including dramas comedies and science features. Highlights mention NET BBC style fare and classic films like Pete n Tillie and Flying Fontaines along with news and talk show segments.
The Ottawa Kansas Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates include one month to one year options, with carrier and mail delivery, and sales tax noted for local subscribers. Associated Press member.
Memo from Mac argues inflation is cooling while fear of recession grows. It notes unemployment rises, consumer demand slows, and the public misreads data. The piece questions growth models and suggests a potential need for tax funding and shared living standards to sustain employment.
Prospective buyers hold off as prices stabilize and mortgage rates ease. Experts warn a wary market, with some predicting higher prices and rates next year, while the existing home market may recover gradually and new housing showing life only next spring.
A reader asks about trichinosis with back and heart pain and Dr Donahue clarifies the life cycle of the parasite, symptoms, and treatments. The piece also covers stroke causes, high blood pressure, and housing market outlook with expert panel insights and economist quotes.
Pam Dawber reflects on the Mork and Mindy setback as ABC trimmed its strategy with risqué episodes and a Broncos cheerleaders stunt. She notes the show’s early success, Robin Williams’ star power, and tensions over pay while hoping the program returns to its Thursday slot.
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