Carter Campaign Sparks Division Theme Across America
Ottawa Herald reports on remarks from President Carter and his son Jack criticizing Reagan era policies and the 1980 election. The piece argues Carter’s campaign scenes warn of national division and fake blame, while noting higher interest rates and housing policy concerns.
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America
St. Louis
Jack Carter
Dad
Ronald
Reagan
Palse
Rose Garden
White House
Carter
Understanding degenerative lumbar disc disease and diabetes guidance
Dear Dr Donahue explains degenerative lumbar disc disease as aging changes in spinal discs, usually in the lower back, with rest heat and exercise helping pain. herniation may require treatment. Diabetes discussed as manageable with diet, weight loss and possible insulin dependence. pills may be unnecessary if diet controls sugars. Hair loss in men often starts from heredity.
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Dr. Donohue
Dr. Donahue
J.H
Letter criticizes Dan Watkins and county attorney conduct
Ron Webster of Richmond recounts a 22 000 embezzlement case where he says Dan Watkins refused assistance, blaming non lawyers for understanding and citing prior complaints. Webster hired a special prosecutor, secured a felony conviction and civil judgment, and says he does not want Watkins or County Attorney Jim Clark to represent him.
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Dan Watkins
Congress
Attorney General’s
Topeka
Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Washington
Jim Clark
Ron Webster
Richmond
Language of campaigning in final weeks of 1980 race
In a Harris News Service column, John Mc Cormally notes Carter and Reagan stick to scripts, campaign rhetoric grows sharper but less substantive, and Jim Anderson lingers in the race to salvage funds. Anderson faces nearly $1 million debt unless he nets at least 5 percent of the vote.
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John MC Cormally
Harris News Service
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Reagan
John Anderson
Anderson
Federal Elections Commission
Economy Smog Persists As U S Slows In 1980s Echo
AP analyst portrays a stagnating economy in smog metaphor with weak housing and auto sectors. New home sales down 4.9 percent, 1981 car prices rising, mortgage rates near 14 percent. Forecasters warn of renewed recession risks as optimism fades.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
Ford
General Motors
Price Change Figures Shape Campaign Debate
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears reports the September wholesale price dip spurred by a new auto end-of-year discount inclusion, altering the Producer Price Index. Carter lauds the policy impact, Reagan calls it a hoax, with the Consumer Price Index slated for Oct 24 ahead of the election.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Bureau
PBS Tries Sitcoms Righteous Apples and Up and Coming
AP review notes PBS attempts to improve race portrayal with Righteous Apples and Up and Coming. It criticizes Righteous Apples as dreary castor oil while praising Up and Coming for realism. The Wilson family saga aims to portray black life beyond stereotypes, contrasting with The Jeffersons.
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Peter J. Boyer
Los Angeles
Public Broadcasting System
PBS
Topper Carew
Norman Lear
Ottawa Herald subscription rates reveal pricing structure
Ottawa Herald lists subscription options for trade area and out of state readers. Rates cover mail and carrier delivery with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms, including sales tax in respective areas. Out of state subscribers face a 3.5 percent tax deduction. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Prayer Reflection Quietly Seeks Godly Will
Psalm 46 10s verse quoted as a devotional refrain inviting calm trust. The prayer asks for awareness of God’s will and for living expressions of love, concluding with Amen.
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