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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1980
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes a near record 61 billion dollar federal deficit this year. It accuses the Carter administration and Congress of failing to balance the budget, forecasting continued inflation and weak recovery, with a call for drastic spending cuts to mend the federal pocketbook.
Kansas Secretary of State Jack Brier recounted a tale from a southwest county courthouse. A former county clerk revealed he lost by one vote because his wife forgot to vote. Voter registration closes Oct 14 ahead of the Nov 4 election.
A reader asks what a pathologist does with biopsy samples and autopsies. Other letters discuss Prinzmetal’s angina versus typical angina, herpes prevention, cigarette smoke and car sickness in children, Bowman’s capsule, altitude training, and whirlpool baths for athletes, with Dr Donohue's clarifications.
NBC will replace David Letterman's show at month end with two new game programs Las Vegas Gambit and Blockbusters promising money and prizes. The article also notes Panorama's Charlies Angels Spelling Goldberg saga and independent stations WOR and KCOP picking up The Deer Hunter for election night, citing network violence concerns.
Roving editor John Mc Cormally argues against universal jobs promises and urges active public employment. He critiques private sector sole reliance, cites productivity over hiring, automation, and public works as steps toward real full employment. He cautions for radical economic and social thinking and endorses considering idleness as a virtue.
AP reports on the risk and pressures placed on young executives who rise quickly to top roles. Professor Eugene Jennings warns sponsors and stars to guard against burnout, bias, and weak performance measures. Mary Cunningham at Bendix Corp. is cited amid controversy over fast promotions and a leave of absence.
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland urged a debate with Reagan campaign figures as he defended Carter farm policy against Reagan's criticism. Reagan called the Carter program costly to farmers and ineffective. Bergland mocked Reagan as aligned with the USSR chamber of commerce. The exchange followed a Washington news conference at Carter-Mondale HQ.
Ottawa Herald informs readers of subscription prices for trade area and out of state, with carrier rates in Ottawa and surrounding towns. Rates include sales tax. editor is Robert B. Wellington. notice member of the Associated Press.
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