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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1978
Page
1
The article reports on a bill extending mandatory retirement from 65 to 70, noting support due to longer lifespans and medical advances but raising concerns about discrimination. It highlights implementation timing and provisions allowing executives to retire at 65, professors facing renewal, and civilian workers losing the 70 age minimum.
A critique argues HUD led research has wasted millions with vague results on preventing children eating lead paint. It asserts parental education and protection, not federal action, are the true solution, noting high costs and uncertain data amid broad consumer protection programs.
A parent appeals for help for a 22 year old daughter with chronic atopic eczema. Disturbance and emotions worsen affected areas, and relief was found only with hydrocortisone.
A reader messages Dr Thosteson about eczema diet changes, elimination plans, and the need for professional help. Other letters advise gradual exercise, back-pain remedies, cod liver oil for arthritis, vitamin B mosquito lore, and a prayer for patience and faith.
Three young documentary filmmakers from New York spent 214 weeks in the north and two in Saigon to produce Vietnam Picking Up the Pieces for WNET. They describe encountering few restrictions and a nation full of peddlers, black market goods, and changed street life.
President signed a law boosting retirement age from 65 to 70. Labor Department reports teen unemployment in March at 17.3 percent, highlighting hardship for youths seeking first jobs. Elderly and youth face conflicting economic pressures amid slow labor-market gains.
A two hour Monday night TV feature presents To Kill Gap with stars Joe Don Baker and Louis Gossett Jr. A NY detective eludes a jealous commissioner while pursuing a cop slayer bent on extinction, in a two part episode. Also listed are various other programs, films, and talk shows airing throughout the evening.
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