17 Nov 1982
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1982
Page
1
In early November voters in eight states and many communities backed a proposal urging the United States and Russia to enter a mutual freeze on testing and deploying nuclear weapons. The piece argues Congress can use Pentagon funding to push the administration toward negotiations with Moscow to achieve a nuclear freeze.
The piece argues Paul Laxalt fits as national Republican chairman, noting Reagan would not have named him if not seeking a second term. It claims the appointment reassures consistent White House-backed policy and counters doubts about a lame duck era.
Reader asks about alopecia areata affecting a 63 year old husband with patchy head baldness recurred after nine months of regrowth. Explains possible causes such as infection endocrine issues and stress and notes spontaneous improvement may occur. Mentions steroids injections as a debated treatment and closes with a prayer.
New York AP report highlights education as a key productivity factor, noting Japan's higher high school graduation rate, longer schooling, and stronger math and science scores. It cites studies from Carnegie Foundation and International Study of Achievement, with U.S. gaps in functional reading, literal comprehension, and writing. IBM plans $50 million college grants.
President Reagan ends the U S sanctions on the Siberian gas pipeline seeking a united front with allies and Moscow while conceding three aims. Poles retain martial law and political prisoners, and no talks resume with Solidarity or the Catholic Church. France opposes tighter NATO embargo. West European nations vary in reaction as study groups form to reassess trade credits and technology transfers.
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