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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1978
Page
1
OTTAWA HERALD notes the President's push for clear regulations faces irony as Postal Service rules mix with confusing aspect ratio math. Amid jokes on inflation and taxes, editors poke at receding rebates and shifting tax cuts, while modern readers weigh the costs of policy clarity.
A reader urges Dr Thosteson to consider milk allergy as a chest pain cause after years of doctors and meds. She notes stopping milk relieved her symptoms and asks why allergy questions aren’t raised when heart issues are ruled out.
A column discusses how foods, especially milk, can trigger allergies affecting various body systems and possibly chest pain when heart tests are normal. It advises patients to consider true food sensitivity after negative ECG and X-ray results and questions whether doctors share the diagnosis.
Kansas City board notes USDA hogs and pigs report shows 14 states holding 44.7 million hogs on March 1, up 1 percent from last year but 8 percent below December 1977. Breeding hogs rise 1 percent. intended farrowings for Mar–May up 1 percent, Jun–Aug down 2 percent. Trade questions why slaughter data don’t match breeding and farrow rates.
Agriculture Secretary Bergland criticized commodity markets as rumor driven during a news conference with American Agricultural Editors Association. He noted how small crop prospect changes in Brazil can trigger big swings in Chicago markets and discussed plans to buy 200 million bushels of wheat for a U.S. food reserve, pending congressional authority. He warned speculators and suggested markets may stay firm amid uncertain timing.
Skepticism on inflation policy faded as stock markets rose and the dollar strengthened. President Carter urged voluntary wage and price restraint, proposing 5.5 percent caps for federal white collar pay, while union leaders anticipated higher raises amid limits. Industrial output grew 1.4 percent in March, signaling hiring boosts, and several majors reported rising first quarter profits including Westinghouse, Burroughs, Allied Chemical, Raytheon, and NCR.
A devotional prayer citing Psalm 68 6 thanks God for Christian homes in the name of Christ our Savior. The短 prayer emphasizes belonging and blessing of family life with a brief benediction.
The notice lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly plans. It notes editor Robert B Wellington and mentions Associated Press rights and local news publication.
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