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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1980
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes independent candidate John Anderson faltering in polls and finances. He faces debate exclusion, risks losing a state he cannot win, yet clings to 5 percent votes to gain federal matching funds. Critics say he abandoned principles in a vain bid.
As winter approaches, gas supplies appear adequate for homes, factories, and businesses. Regulators faced past shortages due to price controls and court orders, but key laws were relaxed, allowing more gas and oil to reach markets. The free market works when government limits lessen.
A reader asks how a Doppler vascular study works and is told the test uses reflected sound to detect blood flow, with the patient resting quietly while the examiner performs the procedure. The column also clarifies herpes transmission, pseudogout basics, gout treatments, and why British surgeons are addressed as Mr. for historic reasons.
James Kilpatrick argues for a formal presidential debate with desk lectern time limits and a neutral moderator. He envisions four resolutions on SALT II economics and social issues, eight minutes total per side, and a one and a half hour format to reveal candidates' temperaments and policies.
AP writer Peter J. Boyer reports ABC and CBS plan to roll out their new 1980-81 schedules next week, creating order amid strikes in prime time. NBC, after claiming early lead with scrambling, may face a backlash as CBS and ABC push toward what they call the real season start by December.
The Treasury intends to retire Series E bonds at age 40, creating potential tax on accrued interest for holders who chose to defer taxes. Investors may reinvest in Series HH to delay taxes, with several differences including tax on annual interest and bond terms. Options hinge on timing and tax brackets as bonds reach retirement dates through 1981.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and out of area readers, showing monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly prices for trade area and out of state, with sales tax details and carrier options. It identifies Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes Associated Press membership.
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