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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1982
Page
1
The Kansas senator opposes a constitutional balanced budget amendment saying it misleads the public and shifts enforcement to courts. She argues instead for changing Congress to favor fiscal discipline, noting voters have not agreed on electing adherents to sound management.
The U S senator for California proposes making English the official language and shifting bilingual education toward teaching English. He argues immersion aids learning, notes immigrant generations in the 1800s embraced English, and warns that multilingual schooling can be divisive.
A dense listing of evening programming includes talk shows and films such as New York New York featuring De Niro and Minnelli, Escape from New York with Kurt Russell, The Fan with Lauren Bacall, and Topaz. Also notes sports, documentaries, and news programs across HBO, ABC, PBS, and CBS affiliates.
A reader asks Dr Donahue about laparoscope use to examine pelvic organs for fertility. The instrument lets the doctor view ovaries tubes and abdominal areas to check openness and egg passage. A second reader asks if doctors reveal personal diagnoses during checkups. The reply advises treating doctors like any patient and sharing symptoms for diagnosis and treatment.
Roving editor Jowan McCormally roams the Harris News Service column to rebuke editors for railing against Ann Landers reprinting old letters while ignoring repeated editorial plagiarism. He notes fame in public papers mirrors familiar lines from Thatcher to Reagan and mocks cries of originality in modern journalism.
CORNELL reports that despite 65 years of official atheism the Russian faith endures across a broad international peace conference in Moscow. Religious interest grows amid government attempts to suppress activity, with estimates suggesting millions remain religious and church attendance higher than in Britain.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription pricing for in trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates show one month 3.25, three months 9.00, six months 17.50, one year 34.50 with sales tax. out-of-state 3.5 percent sales tax deduction.
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