Equality woes if it's true that misery loves company
Ottawa Herald opinions piece argues KU and 71 other colleges violate Title IX rules. It criticizes HEW and later Education Department actions, noting outdated complaints and large stadiums backing football and basketball. Warns that strict enforcement could end modern college athletics programs.
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University of Kansas
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Congress
Washington
HEW
Department of Education
Kansas State
University of Missouri At Kansas City
Central Missouri State
Tourism Slump Hits Hawaii and U.S. Travel
The piece notes a broad economic crunch affecting tourism beyond autos. Hawaii has relied on visitors for over 2.5 billion yearly, hotel occupancy fears at 66 percent, with New York Washington and Florida facing similar declines. Foreign travelers from Japan Britain France and Germany help cushion the downturn. The author blames unsound fiscal policies by big government for widening the slowdown.
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New York
Washington
Florida
Japan
Britain
France
Germany
America
Rise Of ABC News Signals Shifting Network Standings
ABC News climbs to second in evening ratings as World News Tonight eclipses Nightly News NBC for a quarter. Roone Arledge, guiding ABC since 1960, emphasizes consistency over gimmicks, noting ABC’s growing competence and public recognition.
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Tom Jory
Associated Press
NEW York
ABC News
ABC
World News Tonight
Nightly News
NBC
World ‘News Tonight
CBS
Evening News
Roone Arledge
ABC Sports
Arledge
News and Sports
60 Minutes
Harold Hayes
Robert Hughes
Hugh Downs
Great Debate Game Becomes A Crucial Campaign Issue
Washington AP Carter and Reagan clash over debate rules as independent John Anderson seeks any two way format. Carter wants multiple debates with Reagan, while Reagan prefers two and excludes Anderson early. League of Women Voters weighs sponsorship amid pressure, with a Sept. 10 decision on inviting Anderson.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Carter
Ronald Reagan
John B. Anderson
Anderson
Reagan
League of Women Voters
White House
League
Baltimore
Ruth J. Hinerfeld
United States
How to prevent ankle swelling on a California bus trip
Dear readers seek tips to avoid swollen feet on long bus journeys. Elevate legs or walk during stops, tighten leg muscles, avoid crossing legs, wear loose undergarments and snug hose, and reduce salt intake before travel. Also advise driver awareness and posture to maintain blood flow during travel.
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Dr. Donahue
California
V.E.A
K.G.B
Dr. Donohue
Against The Grain: Borrowing and Tax Avoidance Craze
New York AP reports growing appeal of borrowing despite recession fears. Publisher Mark Haraldsen urges using other people's money as inflation rises. Tax avoidance seminars spread nationwide, with reverse mortgages gaining regulatory endorsement as seniors tap home equity for income.
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New York
Washington
Financial Freedom Report
Mark C. Haraldsen
Salt Lake City
Haroldson
Congress
Mill Valley
Calif
Bill Greene
USPS Rates for Ottawa Kansas Paper Subscription
The Ottawa daily news lists subscription options for trade area and out of area readers. Rates vary by duration and method with tax applied for certain zones. Out of state subscribers receive a 3.5 percent tax deduction in Ottawa and nearby towns. The paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays, edited by Robert B. Wellington.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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