17 Oct 1983
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1983
Page
1
Rep Dan Glickman proposed dividing the federal deficit in half between Republicans and Democrats to fix the problem. He argued both parties share responsibility for the deficit and urged bipartisan honesty, warning failing to act harms representative government.
The piece argues against a new TV series titled Whiz Kids that centers on child hackers. It links hacker activity to past incidents like War Games and Milwaukee breaches at Los Alamos, warning screens may encourage youth to criminal computer experimentation and urging networks to impose limits.
A busy Ottawa Kansas TV guide showcases programs across networks from 6:30 to late night. Highlights include movies Legend of the Wild and Five Days One Summer, dramas Times and M
An anecdotal look at fillers in old newspapers, from Lake Nicaragua trivia to the Mot Mot shaving claim. The piece recalls printers cramming space with quirky lines, anecdotes about editors, and a garden city newsroom memory of Jim Beam gaffes. It notes the shift to photo cells and computers ending the practice.
AP writer Fred Rothenberg notes A Case of Libel starring Edward Asner and Daniel J Travanti as a sharp courtroom drama based on Louis Nizers account of Quentin Reynolds libel suit against Westbrook Pegler. The remake highlights press freedom versus reputational harm with strong performances and 1960s Broadway legacy references.
A reader asks about HydroDiuril for kidney stone prevention and blood pressure, side effects of stopping, and calcium phosphate binders. The doctor notes diuretic use is common for BP control and stone prevention, potential low potassium, and ongoing need for physician guidance.
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