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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1980
Page
6
The Big Blue Marble plans a three part story about politics airing November 8 15 and 22. Dina Merrill stars as a widowed mother running for state Senate with son Brian played by Kelly Reno torn between family and ambition.
A fragmented tour around a block style page hints at autumn in a town. Phrases mention fall, leaves, school, weather, and changing seasons with a reflective tone. Multiple numbered lines imply a looping puzzle or reader activity rather than a full narrative.
The piece notes Andrew Johnson the 17th U S president who grew up with little schooling and became a tailor’s helper at 14, learning reading from his boss and writing from his wife Eliza. It also covers G W Ferris’s 1893 Ferris wheel with 36 cars each seating 60 people, totalling 2160 riders, later sold for scrap in 1904.
The cabinet was started by the first president, not set by the Constitution. Washington had four members, Congress decides cabinet size, the president chooses members. The vice president attends, crises prompt multiple meetings, and each member has a nameplate chair kept as a souvenir by departing officials and their department staff.
The map lists 50 states showing which party carried each in 1976. After the 1980 elections, compare results state by state and mark a check for same voting pattern or an X for a change. Democratic states appear white and Republican states shown by 1976 results. 27 states voted Democrat in 1976.
A stray, fragmented prompt discusses matching boxed sight words to picture words and creating weekly flash cards. It mentions apple and urges drawing lines between boxed and pictured words for quick literacy practice. The text is garbled but centers on sight word matching and weekly flash card creation.
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