19 Nov 1982
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1982
Page
1
A Pacific tension era article notes that American Catholic bishops debate a pastoral letter on nuclear weapons, asking why church leaders entered politics. It argues real danger and growing arsenals push clergy to speak, reflecting broader public concern and rising nuclear freeze referendums.
A federal judge in Los Angeles voids a draft registration case for improper implementation and selective enforcement, signaling potential broad invalidation of the act. In Wyoming, a windfall profits tax ruling finds nonuniform application across states, risking nullification and billions owed to oil firms, underscoring a universal insistence on constitutional fairness.
A dense schedule of NBC HBO and PBS programming features NFL analysis in Inside the NFL and roundtable Washington Week. Movies include True Confessions Ode to Billy Joe and The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County along with series like Dukes of Hazzard Falcon Crest and Remington Steele.
A reader asks if a tight frenulum linguae will fix itself as the infant grows and when clipping is advised. The doctor explains tongue-tie can affect feeding in infancy, may loosen with growth, and surgeons may intervene around ages four or five if speech or feeding remains impaired, with earlier action possible for speech development concerns.
AP profile of Warren Bennis and his study of 90 top leaders shows superleaders share vision communication persistence empowerment and strong organizational ability. Despite theories like humanizing the workplace many still thrive in high energy missions. one leader built a vortex of involvement in a small office, driving 80 hour weeks to develop a groundbreaking computer.
AP writer Fred Rothenberg praises CBS for Hear No Evil a police drama with a deaf detective Bill Dragon, partner Monday, and a drug ring story. Dragon reads lips, uses Bozo the hearing dog, and gains skill via a speech reading instructor. San Francisco backdrop, lighter tone, and some stretch of believability.
The Ottawa Herald announces subscription pricing for local and surrounding areas, with per month, quarterly, semi annual and annual rates for in and out of trade areas, including sales taxes and out-of-state tax deductions, under editor Robert B. Wellington.
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