Editorial Saturday Notebook Kansas sparks and state quirks
The piece notes Attorney General Robert T. Stephan’s 19 page opinion affirming federal control over in flight service liquor on airlines over Kansas, revisiting a six year old ruling by Vern Miller. It mentions a Sunflower State joke headline, a visit by the Pope and 350,000 outsiders, a chicken flying contest, and former Gov. Bennett weighing 1980 Senate or governor runs. It ends with reflections on driving tiny economy cars and buckholes on MOP tracks.
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Vern Miller
Sunflower State
Robert Bennett
Bennett
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Bob Dole
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John Carlin
Truthful rebuttal on Wolf Creek facts and costs
Robert L. Rives of Kansas Gas and Electric defends Wolf Creek against Hutchinson News editorials. He asserts no foundation cracks, confirms concrete strength per independent tests, notes low construction costs, denies Nebraska sales, supports nuclear use for long term savings, and states spent fuel can be stored on site with federal disposal later. He frames plant as essential to Kansas energy security amid gas shortages.
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Hutchinson News
Wolf Creek
Wolf Creek Station
Nebraska
Kansas
America
Robert L. Rives
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Wichita
The Trouble With Mr Reagan by James Kilpatrick
Washington columnist James Kilpatrick questions Ronald Reagan's lead in the 1980 Republican race noting Reagan's limited Washington experience and comparing his prospects with Jimmy Carter. He warns voters may tire of an inexperienced president and cites other seasoned figures as potential rivals. The piece reflects on political forecasting and the dangers of inexperience in the White House.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
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California
Jimmy Carter
Carter
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John Connally
Treasury
Howard Baker
George Bush
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U.N
Philip Crane
John Anderson
Gerald Ford
Potomac
White House
Soybeans two uses drive market analysis and demand
Roderick Turnbull explains soybeans yield two main products oil and protein meal and how their value hinges on global demand. He notes major buyers, world production trends led by the United States, USDA forecasts for 1979-80 oil seed crops, Brazil’s uncertain crop, and the balance of supply and use shaping prices.
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Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
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European Economic Community
Japan
Soviet Union
Taiwan
Europe
People’s Republic of China
Iran
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Tunisia
Colombia
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Brazil
China
Argentina
Hypoglycemia explained by Dr Donohue in plain terms
Reader G A describes years of misdiagnoses and shares that hypoglycemia is a real condition. Fasting blood glucose and postmeal readings distinguish pancreatic tumors from reactive hypoglycemia, which is treated by a low sugar and high protein diet to stabilize insulin and blood sugar levels.
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Dr. Donohue
Ottawa Herald USPS Rates and Publication Details
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays at 104 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor. Subscription rates vary by area including tax by mail 1 month 2.70 3 months 7.45 6 months 13.75 12 months 23.45. Outside trade area 1 month 3.65 3 months 9.50 6 months 18.00 12 months 32.80. In Ottawa by carrier 1 month 2.65 3 months 7.35 6 months 14.55 12 months 28.50. In state tax 3.5 percent. member of the Associated Press.
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Robert B. Wellington
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