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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1981
Page
4
The Ottawa Herald notes President Reagan faces a shrinking recovery and high interest rates with a higher than expected deficit. It argues for sweeping 40 to 50 billion from the budget and suggests a defense cut of 12 to 13 billion, while other sectors face 10 percent reductions. It compares plans to Carter era levels and contemplates broad spending restraint.
Governor Carlin named Jamie Schwartz of Topeka as secretary of economic development to replace James DeCoursey Jr. Critics say the governor is anti business amid rising utility rates. Schwartz, a former legislator, ex-staffer and lobbyist, earns 45000 a year and is a gubernatorial ally.
TV Tonight presents a crowded lineup including The Pennant entertainment segments, Family Feud, and The Dick Cavett Show. Highlights include NOVA documentaries, various made-for-TV films, and classic series notes featuring Mission Impossible and Let’s Make a Deal.
AP analysis by John Cunniff outlines Eugene Jennings view that Ronald Reagan embodies a nearly ideal man for his times. Jennings cites value, priority, and power senses, arguing Reagan’s calm, focused leadership fits historical patterns of great leaders and aids mission execution.
AP reviewer Fred Rothenberg finds NBCs How to Eat Like a Child fails to translate Delia Ephrons concept for prime time. Musical skits and vaudeville replace clear child focused themes, with kids ages 6 to 8 showing limited engagement. The piece cites MTM Productions and Dick Van Dyke, noting Sesame Street outshines it in value and cost.
A reader asks why diabetics crave liquids and urinate heavily. Dr Donahue explains osmosis and high blood sugar drawing water into kidneys, triggering thirst and frequent urination, a sign of diabetes. The reply notes diabetics do not hold liquid but urinate it to balance the body.
Ottawa Herald lists mail and carrier subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers. Rates shown include sales tax where applicable, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Editor and Publisher is Robert B. Wellington. newspaper is a member of the Associated Press.
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