Voters urged to scrutinize Winn in Third District race
Letters from Ottawa readers critique incumbent Larry Winn for absenteeism and deficit spending while praising challenger Dan Watkins's pragmatic record. A second letter urges parents to engage with teens amid local entertainment concerns. A Carter support letter argues for Jimmy Carter over Ronald Reagan, urging a fair chance and vote for Carter.
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Larry Winn
United Nations
Congress
Winn
Congressional Digest
U.S
Watkins-Winn
Dan Watkins
Vista
America
Watkins
David Kersley
N. Mulberry
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
Carter
Jerry Moyer
Ottawa
RFD
Chlorine in pools not harming eyesight but causing eye irritation
Grandchildren’s swimming eye redness stems from chemical irritation from chlorinated water, not lasting harm. If redness lasts beyond a day, avoid the pool until a doctor approves. Also check if excess chlorine is used. In another case a right arm IV caused puffing from leakage or needle exiting the vein. warm soaks help as the bruise and puffiness fade.
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Dr. Donahue
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for local and out of area readers, including mail and carrier options. Rates cover one month to one year with separate trade area pricing and out of state tax considerations, under Associated Press membership.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Associated Press
Still Undecided Eight Presidential Tickets On Kansas Ballot
George B. Pyle explains Kansas voters will choose among eight electoral tickets for president and vice president. Kansas electors, chosen to represent party tickets, will cast all seven votes if their candidate wins the state. Details names tickets including Carter Mondale Reagan Bush Anderson Lucey Clark Koch Hall Davis and others, with party labels and notable bios.
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Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
John Anderson
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Congress
Kansas
California
Reagan
House of Representatives
Plains
Walter F. Mondale
Alton
Minn
Peanut Farmer
Deep South
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
Ed Clark
David Koch
New York
Clark
Gus Hall
Yonkers
N.Y
Angela Davis
Oakland
Calif
Hall
American Communist Party
Davis
California University
Benjamin C
Bubar
China
Maine
Earl Dodge
Denver
Colo
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Memo From Mac Food: Unmentionable Priority in Debates
Roving editor John McCormally argues during the presidential debate the terms farm and agriculture were ignored while issues like hunger, soil erosion, water tables, and land-use regulation pose long term risks. He questions media involvement and electoral reform, urging focus on food security and policy.
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John
America
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