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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1981
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald argues the CFA and NCAA clash over TV money exposes greed in big football programs. Universities should separate professional football from higher education and embrace honesty, even if the path to this ideal is long and complex.
Harvard warns coffee risks pancreatic cancer while Yale disputes the study. The debate echoes wider doubt in medical findings and fuels fatalism about health risks. Researchers should tighten methods to avoid misleading headlines and public skepticism.
Lloyd Ballhagen argues extremists are dangerous yet necessary in a healthy political mix. He cites diverse groups from pro abortion to anti nuke to illustrate how zeal can drive progress, warning that fringe dominance could echo Germany in the 1930s.
AP analyzes how Wall Street and Main Street doubt Reaganomics before it starts. Investors fear debt rising to a trillion dollars and higher interest costs while the president argues the program will take effect Oct. 1. The piece weighs market skepticism against faith in reform and asks how long support will last.
A chaotic TV schedule excerpt lists movies such as Bye Bye Birdie and Hedda, plus shows like The Rockford Files and Marcus Welby. It mentions ABC News Nightline with Ted Koppel, Quincy M.E. repeat, and various dramas and documentaries across channels with descriptions of plots and star casts.
The letter discusses penicillin allergy, noting that skin tests may be unnecessary or dangerous for some fully informed patients, and describes desensitization as a hospital-based option in extraordinary cases. It covers yellow fever hepatitis links, syndactyly treatment, cesarean risk with genital herpes, shaving-related rash from nylons, and a personal note about locating a misplaced letter.
The notice lists subscription prices for Ottawa Kansas area and outside trade zones. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options with sales tax details for in state and out of state. It notes carrier and mail delivery options and mentions Associated Press membership.
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