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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1980
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes two themes in Poland's dock workers strike: demand for independent unions and the right to bargain, plus rising religious fervor with prayer services on the docks. The piece frames the actions as a blow for the free world and a challenge to Communism.
Sen Robert Dole says peacetime draft registration creates a false sense of security in Lawrence. He notes only 853 of an estimated 2000 to 3000 eligible males registered and questions the cost of the draft system as a political gesture compared to past administrations.
A grandmother asks about a six week old granddaughter with an umbilical hernia and reassures that most heal by four years without surgery. The letter discusses the condition, when to seek care, and the limited benefit of strapping.
James J Kilpatrick argues Reagan is unfairly mocked for views on Karl Marx and Taiwan. He defends Reagan's stance on the graduated income tax as Marx's idea and criticizes liberal reactions as misplaced. He notes Reagan supported a consultative Taiwan stance, condemns Carter's treaty shift, and says Sino Soviet shifts would have occurred anyway.
The piece questions the scale of the 1970s credit boom, noting that real growth was smaller than headline figures. It cites Purdue's William Dunkelberg, who argues instalment credit rose 58 percent in real terms over a decade while disposable income and population grew 20 and 19 percent respectively. It also says many credit card balances functioned as cash due to 30 day grace periods, and that longer loan terms mute the monthly burden.
Los Angeles AP report describes Walter Cronkite’s plan to bring Lippe Kissinger and Leonard Bernstein into high school classrooms via satellite lectures. The service, chaired by Cronkite, will beam daily major news stories followed by expert lectures from top figures, produced from five studios in New York Chicago Boston Los Angeles and Washington.
Public notice from the Ottawa Kansas newspaper lists daily publication details and subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with taxes and carrier delivery in Ottawa and surrounding towns.
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