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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1981
Page
1
Commentary argues that strict abortion laws clash with cuts to social services. It notes that insisting every conceived child be born ignores poor women and single mothers who would lose aid. The piece cites a National Advisory Council on Economic Opportunity report warning reductions will hit poor women hardest.
Mike Cruse urges Ottawa to start a community food bank to aid the hungry amid October 1 budget cuts. He notes existing programs fail destitute and argues love thy neighbor requires inclusive help beyond church lines, with World Food Day on October 16 highlighted.
The page previews cinema and TV options for Friday night and weekend. It includes titles like Brubaker and The Kind Stranger with cast lines and runtimes, plus ABC’s General Hospital, Nightline, and entertainment segments. Also notes horror and mystery films such as The Vampires and Murday Motel with brief plot hints.
A reader writes about five months of left leg swelling and a difficult diagnosis. Dr Donahue explains the lymphatic system, lymphedema causes such as tumors or surgery, and confirms tests like lymphangiograms. Treatments include leg elevation, gentle massage, and leg devices to move fluid back into blood circulation.
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication specifics with carrier mall and motor routes. Rates for trade area subscriptions are one month 3.25, three months 9.00, six months 17.50, one year 34.50, plus sales tax. Outside trade area prices are higher, out-of-state subscribers pay 3.5 percent sales tax.
John McCormally praises CBS Cairo bureau chief Scotti Williston for clear on-air narration of Sadat’s death. The piece contrasts her plain voice and speed with Dan Rather’s style, notes the spectacle of televised mourning, and criticizes lavish military parades as symbols of warlike nations.
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