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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1978
Page
1
A brief Page Two Editorial from the Ottawa Herald published Monday April 3, 1978 offers commentary on local matters. It reflects the era’s editorial voice and concerns likely facing the Ottawa community at that time.
In Wichita livestock men discuss beef prices as imports could be increased to lower domestic costs. Grain farmers press for government aid to lift prices while the New York Times critiques a costly farm relief bill. The piece links farmer profits to consumer welfare and potential urban unemployment. A reader asks Dr Thosteson about pain clinics for chronic pain.
The article notes pain clinics are in their infancy but rising in popularity and effectiveness for chronic pain unresponsive to standard care. It highlights staff expertise including internists, orthopedists, nerve specialists, psychiatrists, and physical therapists, and mentions biofeedback and psychological roots as promising approaches.
The letter discusses eligibility restrictions for blood donation for people with hepatitis history or past infection. It notes testing accuracy may require repeat labs and states a positive result ends donation eligibility. It also addresses a patient with a prior TIA, on blood thinners, and seeking stroke risk guidance, emphasizing recognition and action for pending stroke symptoms.
Kansas lawmakers passed a measure signed by Gov. Robert Bennett letting courts collect damages from parents whose children damage property or injure others. Suits may seek up to 1000 dollars for property and medical costs, with higher sums possible if parental neglect is shown. The aim is to curb vandalism by enforcing parental control, though proof and access to records may pose challenges.
AP's Jay Sharbutt surveys Oscar night on ABC amid fears of a repeat ratings drop from 1976. Friedkin's 24 year low last year sparked talk that deglamorizing the telecast hurt interest. Industry eyes on nominees and schedule to salvage prestige.
TV tonight features a mix of drama and talk shows with Salvage by Charlotte Rhodes and Callan racing for salvage, Steve Allen hosting a discussion with famous historical figures for Mind Meeting, and movies including The Forty Eight Hour Mit e with Darren McGavin. Also schedules One Day at a Time and Tonight Show guest hosts Bob Newhart and Dick Shawn.
The Oscar ceremony will again aim for old style glamour with Bob Hope hosting solo. Howard W. Koch leads as president while Friedkin’s past style changes are being reconsidered. Tim Steele notes efforts to restore star arrivals at the Music Center and curbside excitement, countering lower ratings from multiple awards programs this season.
A brief devotional prayer thanks God for promised grace to carry through difficult times until skies become clear and blue. It invokes the name of Jesus and ends with an Amen.
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