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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1982
Page
1
A Kansas note column recalls Senator Robert Dole's shift toward moderation, cites a Great Bend doctor's anti Dole campaign, and mocks headlines and minor gags on politics, weather, golf, and headlines. It mentions an Associated Press piece on August cooling costs and a Topeka Capital idea about highway signs naming builders and dates.
Dear Dr Donahue explains contrast baths as a two phase therapy for stubborn joint swelling. Heat then cold is alternated to pump fluids out and relieve pain, with caution to stop if a fracture or serious injury is suspected. rhinoviruses and euthyroid Graves disease are also touched briefly.
Roger Nelson argues Ottawa Board of Education spends 75000 on athletics as 1.2 percent of a 6.08 million budget. He cites coaching quality and student growth through interscholastic sports, noting better attendance and grades among participants and that wins or losses affect only the scoreboard.
Kansas City Board of Trade reports wheat supplies remain ample despite record production.USDA cites total wheat harvest at 2.77 billion bushels, carryover near 4 billion, and projected 2.626 billion bushels utilized this year. Exports may set new records as world production nears a near record.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with subscription rates for trade area including Ottawa and surrounding towns and out-of-state rates. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and mentions Associated Press membership.
Credit counselors report a surge in debt cases amid rising job losses. Mayneen Dykstra of Peoria notes a 72 percent rise in June cases and a 51 percent gain by August 1982. Typical warning signs include heavy installment debt, delaying payments, and using credit for basic needs.
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