Sedan High School mascot vote keeps Blue Devil nickname
In Chautauqua County the Sedan High School mascot dispute ends with a 6-1 school board vote to retain Blue Devil amid petitions and religious concerns. The notebook notes E T influence, the Saints’ struggles, and a local Muscular Dystrophy Association drive raising 8000 dollars, plus a playful jab at a town bowling fundraiser.
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Chatauqua County
Sedan High School
Blue Devil
Connie Payne
Payne
New Orleans
Saints
MDA
Lewis
Jerry
Ottawa Times
Exercise Induced Hives With Advice From Dr Donahue
A reader asks why brisk exercise causes intense itching and welts. Heat triggers symptoms and a shellfish allergy link may exist. Cool water and cold compresses help during episodes. antihistamines or adrenaline may be needed for severe welts. avoidance in hot weather is advised and a doctor can confirm diagnosis, possibly during office treadmill testing. Another reader asks if ears can be corrected after adulthood. answer is yes.
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Doctor Donohue
H.F
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
The Ottawa Herald listing outlines daily publication excluding Sundays and holidays, pricing for subscriptions inside Ottawa and surrounding trade areas, with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly rates for carrier, mail, and motor routes. Out-of-state subscriptions incur a 3.5 percent sales tax deduction.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Memo From Mac Israeli U S Strife Old Hat
The piece draws parallels between Reagan Begin tensions and 1950s Korea, noting Israeli reactions and U S policy confusion. It links Begin’s rhetoric to Syngman Rhee, Eisenhower and Truman eras, and recalls Gen Clark on prisoner repatriation, concluding with a warning about enduring costs.
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U. S
Israel
Reagan
Rose Garden
Begin
Mideast
Carter
Eisenhower
Korea
Truman
Syngmann Rhee
Judea
Samaria
West Bank
Rhee
PLO
Regin
U.S
South Korea
MacArthur
North Korea
China
Mark Clark
Clark
Joseph Goulden
USSR Food Program Aims for 1990 Self Sufficiency
Roderick Turnbull outlines a Wheat Council report on the USSR food program through 1990. The plan emphasizes higher yields, irrigation, fertilizer, and mechanization to reduce imports while keeping central planning. The USSR projects 222 billion dollars in agricultural investment and foresees large grain imports to cover shortfalls.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City
United States
U.S
International Wheat Council
London
Soviet Union
Ussr
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat Council
Central Committee of
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
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E.T
Dr. Donahue
Paul G. Donohue
Ottawa Herald
THE
Associated Press
Mac
John McCormally
Harris News Service
John McCormaily
Jesus
Commodities News
Agritext
Harris Electronic News
P.O. Box
Hutchinson
Eeateet
Sharkey
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