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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1980
Page
1
The Baltimore story shows how times shape government growth. The Social Security Administration offers 75 lower level jobs with wages from 7120 to 11565, attracting over 26200 applications amid 10 percent area unemployment and high non white youth unemployment. Uncle Sam is a favored employer with good pay benefits and job security.
The first presidential debate between Reagan and Anderson ends with no clear winner. Anderson leads on position, Reagan on delivery, and neither candidate shifts public opinion enough to change the race. The President appears the big loser for not campaigning, while undecided voters remain uncertain.
A reader explains deep vein phlebitis treatment including bedrest leg elevation and blood thinners for up to six months, notes surface versus deep veins, and offers follow up care tips to prevent recurrence. Other letters cover rectal polyps versus piles, nuclear cataracts, vitamins in vinegar, heel spur pain, a sensitive recorder ear issue, a new word fipple, and mole changes as warning signs.
Roving editor John Mc Cormally rides Amtrak Southwest Limited No. 3 from Ft. Madison to Hutchinson, noting prolonged delays, improving cars, and a call for a national rail backbone. He argues private rail attempts fail without massive public investment, suggesting public ownership of tracks and user fees, comparing to the Interstate system and highway funding.
New York AP World Authors Ltd launches with three titles Pampini Tantra Today and Nirvana Now led by Roland Gammon, a publisher condemning corporate giants and seeking independent literary standards. Initial funding of about $100,000 drained quickly as advances, costs, and travel expenses consumed funds. Gammon expects October profits and aims for $80,000 from early runs of 4,000 to 8,000 copies per title.
George Bush told Akron reporters he seeks a low profile on the campaign trail, emphasizing civics and the positive goals of the GOP. He said his role is to articulate the party’s stance for Reagan and avoid flashy moments that spark headlines.
Ottawa Kansas daily paper lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers with taxes and carrier options. Names editor Robert B Wellington and notes Associated Press membership.
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