28 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1976
Page
1
In Kansas City, Democrats weigh government size and spending as a major issue. Jimmy Carter campaigns against bureaucracy and inefficiency, but party leaders appear uncertain whether he will lead the platform. The piece questions timing and methods of platform creation amid Carter’s rising prominence.
The Supreme Court upholds IRS access to bank records and tax worksheets held by preparers, and allows noninvasive interviews without warning rights. While praised for catching fraud, concerns rise about potential abuse and overreach in enforcement.
A reader asks about treating juvenile rheumatoid arthritis in a three year old. Dr Thosteson notes salicylates like baby aspirin are primary, with corticosteroids reserved for severe cases. Recovery rates of 75 to 80 percent are possible and eye checks are for arthritic iritis.
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt notes summer viewing is thin beyond conventions and Montreal Olympics coverage. CBS leads with five new variety shows and a sitcom starting June 12, NBC offers one four week program beginning May 24, and ABC plans Viva Valdez with retro movie nights.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff explains four economic trends shaping personal finances in 1975. He reviews Individual Retirement Accounts, FTC warnings on guaranteed rates, real spendable earnings trends, mutual fund selling by small investors, and mortgage rates versus corporate bond yields.
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports USDA analysis shows March losses near 100 dollars per head for cattle due to market slump and rising costs. A 600-pound steer bought last September and fed through winter would need about 45.79 per 100 pounds to break even, yet March prices averaged 36.14, yielding a 9.65 per 100 pounds loss.
A report notes that fattening steer costs would total about $40 per 100 pounds at March prices, implying unprofitable sales relative to original costs. Rural America, Inc. cautions that a proposed farm definition change would exclude many small farms from federal rolls, shaping future policy.
W4 GAIA et st publishes daily except Sunday and holidays with a small print rate schedule. Editor Robert B. Wellington lists subscription costs by mail within and outside the trade area, plus a 3 percent sales tax for out of state readers.
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