Editorial Saturday Notebook Reflects newsroom changes and riffs
The rambling Rome reporter sidelines bosses as editors joke about playoffs and press passes. The paper announces a six column front and full-width six columns later, while noting a Pueblo farmers protest and a German beer subsidy for troops. A CARE package may ride home with the rambling reporter.
Carter Era Confidence Shaken By Lance Resignation
AP News wires report the Bert Lance affair weakens White House business trust as Carter seeks support for next month tax plan. Economists warn confidence erodes, with Bank of America and Treasury officials noting slow gains in unemployment and inflation. Conference Board surveys show inconsistent optimism and a likely drop in confidence into the third quarter.
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Bob Mitchell
Celanese Corp
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Congress
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Treasury
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Brave Kansans we are not cowardly ex Californians we are
A lighthearted caravan tale follows a California family abandoning the bustle of Los Angeles for rural Kansas. After a cross country move via a faulty truck and a taunting sequence of tornado lore they settle in Ottawa, embracing a slower life while joking about their misadventures.
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Shawn
Glinda
Ottawa
Kansas
New Mexico
Sim
Nancy
Bigfoot Ives
Pratt
Toto
Dear Dr Thosteson Health Qs On Cough To Diabetes And More
A reader asks if isolation is needed for whooping cough and if vaccination can end it. Dear Dr Thosteson explains about six to eight weeks infection, spread risk, and the role of immunization. The column also covers a reader with suspected Apoidica diabeticorum, its relation to collagen diseases, diabetes testing, and weight management to control diabetes. It advises weight loss, sugar tolerance tests, and monitoring for skin lesions and vascular issues. A sister with a breast lump is urged to obtain examination through American Cancer Society units or local medical society clinics. Additional questions address snuff use and gout, a baby’s heart murmur, and a prayer excerpt.
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American Cancer Society
County Medical Society
Soul-Searching by DEAN HINNEN Kansas Correspondent
Dean Hinnen weighs ethics after the Curt Schneider photo story at the Kansas Statehouse. He questions when private life affects public duty and notes the press faces standards as lawmakers’ behavior becomes campaign issues. He admits uncertainty about clear answers. He singles out lawmakers who harm taxpayers as more troubling than personal affairs.
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Dean Hinnen
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Curt Schneider
Statehouse
Schneider
Curt
Ottawa Herald ads and subscription rates page
Ottawa Herald presents subscription pricing for local and out of area readers. Rates include one month to one year options with trade area prices and higher out of area prices, plus a 3 percent out of state deduction.
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Leger
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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