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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1980
Page
1
A Saturday notebook comments on rising food costs and farming expenses citing Department of Agriculture data. It riffs on inflation, taxes, and a Libertarian census idea, then lampoons energy policy and ethanol studies, ending with a wry note on public spending.
James Kilpatrick argues Louisville should keep its five traditional schools alongside optional programs. He cites disciplined, rigor-focused curricula with mandatory foreign language, regular tests, and clear behavior standards as key strengths. The piece contrasts open instruction at Brown School with traditional methods, endorsing diverse educational options while praising overall academic discipline.
A Kansas City Board of Trade analysis explains how individual farmers collectively influence grain prices through selling decisions. It outlines hedging by elevators, futures dynamics, and price signals that trigger sales, with examples from wheat, corn, and soybeans and notes on how buyers and sellers balance pressure. It cites a July 1981 Missouri wheat contract and ends with a prayer.
Readers ask about hamstring pulls and healing timelines. Advice covers causes of strains, safe stretching progressions, icing, compression, elevation, and when to resume activity. Additional notes compare cold and hot water swimming temperatures and warn against overexertion with high blood pressure. A cryostretch method is discussed with safety caveats and a mountain travel health concern explains altitude-related symptoms and possible pauses.
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