04 Nov 1982
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1982
Page
1
A Kansas observer discusses rising campaign costs in 1982 from direct mail travel advertising and TV, noting staff and consultants. He argues past limits on expenditures clash with free speech but that voters and contributors ultimately control spending, urging enforceable curbs.
A reader recalls the Tylenol murders and other tampering scares from 1980s stories, noting seven Tylenol deaths then mercury in Visine and poisoned candy at a Halloween party. The letter suggests safer Halloween ideas and fundraising for UNICEF, framing trick or treat as risky yet still enjoyable in part.
Evening schedule lists HBO and ABC/NBC/CBS programs with films featuring De Niro, Duvall, Lemmon and Ford among others. Includes sports, news, and late night shows across channels with noted movies like Prince of the City and Our Man Flint and segments on boxing, politics, and weather.
President Reagan, touring the nation for Republican support, jeered Washington as he told crowds in Omaha Casper Las Vegas and Roswell that the real world is outside the capital. Wayne Newton led a Las Vegas show preceding his Las Vegas stop and Reagan praised pioneer spirit before returning to his Las Vegas hotel.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes elections are over and investors eye permanent factors. The piece highlights Fed policy, discount-rate moves before the vote, and how weather worries and commodity trading influence brokers like Paine Webber Mitchell Hutchins. The discussion links monetary policy expectations with stock and bond prospects.
The Great White Way reaches 150,000 TV viewers as Sophisticated Ladies becomes the first ongoing Broadway production shown live on television. Producers tout Ellington’s music as universally appealing, while free parking and self-supplied snacks add a light touch to the telecast.
A reader asks why doctors disagree on carpal tunnel treatment. The doctor replies that there is no real disagreement among approaches. choices depend on the severity of the condition and individual patient factors. He notes several valid treatment avenues exist and no single method is universally favored.
The passage outlines conservative measures for mild carpal tunnel, including wrist splints and anti inflammatory drugs, with options like diuretics or cortisone injections, and surgery for tunnel enlargement. It also touches on basic home troubleshooting and medical advice on angina diet and bladder diverticulum treatment.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for in trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates. Out-of-state subscribers are charged 3.5 percent tax reduction. The paper is edited by Robert B. Wallington and is a member of the Associated Press.
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