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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1979
Page
1
Ottawa Herald editorial laments Kansas Legislature’s rejection of attorney general Robert Stephan’s $201,770 request to hire lawyers to defend the state under a new suit-happy law. It warns of rising lawsuits against government bodies and taxpayer burdens as immunities erode.
Sears announces it will stop doing business with the government citing harassment by federal agencies. The dispute arose from a lawsuit accusing 20 agencies of applying conflicting hiring and promotion rules. The editorial praises big businesses resisting federal interference and calls for restoring order to regulation.
A scanned TV guide and city notice page outlines film titles and broadcasts for the week, listing programs such as Death of a Gunfighter and The Duke at Five, plus newspaper notices, auctions, and local subscription rates. It mentions executives and guests like Susan Anton, Alan King, and Dick Cavett, with channel details and time slots.
In a continued court session, Baker faces transfer to Larned or Osawatomie State Hospitals with defense claims of coercion by Gilges. Judge White sides with Clark, while Latimer objects to admissions and rights issues surface as Baker admits to multiple burglaries and the DQ fire. Bond reduction is denied and Baker remains jailed on $7,500 bond.
A reader asks Dr. Ruble whether a third generation child can have blue eyes if all parents and grandparents in the family have brown eyes. The inquiry explores basic genetic inheritance.
A reader asks about blue eyed children from brown eyed parents and genetic nuance, while Dr. Ruble reviews a thyroid lump case with biopsy results and cancer risk. Another letter asks if an angina patient should keep oxygen on hand, with guidance that oxygen is rarely needed unless special conditions exist.
AP review praises CBS Reports The Boston Goes to China for warmth and insight. Ed Bradley and the Boston Symphony Orchestra share a cultural exchange with China, featuring street interviews in Shanghai and Beijing and a Philharmonic performance, portraying hopeful signs amid political change.
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