Autumn Morning Glow and a Remembrance of the Edsel
The piece notes autumn’s vivid colors and a maple tree on Fifth and Elm, then shifts to memories of a pushy cat named Max and a Buffalo Kansas restaurant burglary for chewing tobacco. It recalls the Edsel’s 1958 model year woes and mixed opinions on the car, ending with a friend’s nostalgia for the Edsel despite its reputation.
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Fifth and Elm
Max
John Z. DeLorean
NBC
DeLorean
Detroit
Edsel Ford
Ford
Fartlek training from Swedish play to modern sprint variation
The term fartlek meaning child’s play describes flexible, burst training tying speed to whim rather than a fixed pace. Observing children at play inspired runners to mix sprints, hills, and variations to stress different muscles, combat boredom, and spark mental engagement while improving overall conditioning.
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Fartlek
Partick
Bonahue
Memo From Mac Farmers Get Reagan Snake Oil
John McCormally vents at Reagan policies affecting farmers, accusing the administration of political theater and misallocated loan funds. He cites underfunded farm credit programs, a contested surplus grain bill, and proposed changes to the Farm Credit System that could push many small farmers out of business. The piece contrasts Carter era support with Reagan era cutbacks, and warns of looming policy shifts after the election.
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John
Carter
Congress
U. S
White House
Omaha
Mandrake the Magnificent
Reagan
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Federal
FCS
Washington
Waters
Russia Withholds Grain Output Data in 1981 Report
RODERICK TURNBULL notes the Soviet Union did not publish a final 1981 crop report. International bodies and USDA cite unconfirmed figures: 88 million tons of wheat, ~170 million tons total grain in 1981, with 85 million tons of wheat projected for 1982. Despite targets of 240 million tons, the USSR likely faces large imports in 1982–83.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City
Wheat Council
Soviet Union
USDA
Russia
U.S.S.R
Dodging Debt Makes It Worse
Debt panic worsens as recession hits. experts urge early contact with creditors. Frances B. Smith and Dan Buser advise notifying banks before due dates, negotiating reduced or skipped payments, and documenting agreements to protect credit records. Robert Gibson supports seeking counseling when needed. nationwide foundation offers guidance.
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Associadea Press
Frances B. Smith
National Consumer Finance Association
Dan Buser
American Bankers Association
Association
Atlanta
Ms. Smith
Robert Gibson
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
United States
Gibson
The
Finance Association
Consumer Credit
Georgia Ave
Silver Spring
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listing
Ottawa Herald details subscription prices for Ottawa and surrounding areas with carrier mall and motor routes. Local rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with sales tax indicated. Out-of-state subscribers face a 3.5 percent tax deduction. editor Robert B. Wellington is named.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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Paul G. Donohue
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Bedell
Nixon
John McCormally
U.S
U.S.S
India
Canada
Argentina
Autralia
European Economic Community
By Louise Cookee
Cornerstone
Claude
Oltowo
Your Christian
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Ouawa
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