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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1987
Page
1
The United States spends millions daily to guard Persian Gulf shipping and acts as a global policeman. Critics argue for a shared international burden with other nations providing similar commitments and naval assets rather than relying on U.S. force alone. the Senate has seen strong votes on related measures.
Viktor Nikonov, secretary of agriculture for the Soviet Communist Party, praised American grocery availability during a visit to a suburban Washington supermarket. He praised marketing and trade mastery while humorously noting the deli counter could force a yearlong labor to pay for meals. The piece emphasizes American affordability and ample food supply compared with other nations.
Memo recounts Alf Landon’s lunch visits to a young Kansas Democrat, his broad teaching of governance, and influence on public affairs. The narrative covers Landon’s 100th birthday death and his philosophy that there is no defeat for those who refuse to quit, shaping a generation of reporters and politicians.
Public notice lists 1987 subscription prices for Ottawa area Franklin County and surrounding regions by carrier and mail. Rates include monthly and quarterly options. out of state subscribers pay 5.5 percent sales tax. Includes staff titles and office details.
An Ottawa man recalls a 13 year drinking start and a devastating slide to crisis at 26, nearly ending life with a shotgun. He credits Alcoholics Anonymous and a higher power for recovery, marriage, children, and a new career, now four years sober and urging help to others.
The author critiques outdated attitudes hindering Ottawa's progress despite its assets. Ottawa University, highways, proximity to KC and KU are noted, yet youth leave for opportunities and workers commute for decent wages. Calls for public officials, business leaders, and citizens to cooperate to remove obstacles and foster growth.
Retired Salina editor Whitley Austin argues Americans are inherently nomadic, tracing a national migration from Europe to the West. He notes ancestors moving from England to Massachusetts and beyond, Kansas roots, and a persistent brain drain as youths seek opportunity elsewhere. He urges accepting mobility and highlights the hope that Kansans replace outward migration with new settlers and growth.
A veteran writer critiques CBS morning shows, noting repeated failures despite talent and new hosts. He cites past attempts with Hartley, Smith, and Kathleen Sullivan, argues time handling and host presence drive morning viewer loyalty, and questions reliance on beauty over content.
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