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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1977
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald argues President Carter’s youth employment bill will cost a billion and raise debt. It notes unemployment is near 7 percent nationally, higher for young white and black males, and contends private enterprise cannot afford unskilled workers. It urges tax cuts to spur business growth and a lower youth minimum wage to enable hiring.
The piece argues that Jimmy Carter aimed to cut arms exports but backtracked, honoring existing contracts while signaling new sales to Israel Egypt Somalia and Sudan. It notes Soviet arms to Ethiopia and questions why the US remains the global arms seller despite dictatorial regimes and rising war risk. It concludes that goodwill suffers as arms sales continue despite stated aims.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reports the 29th annual Emmy show will air on NBC's Big Event next September 11 after a July agreement split duties between ATAS and the Gotham daytime sports groups. The roster lists 66 major categories with 594 eligible names, though many repeats across shows or categories.
A miscellaneous slate features Holmes and Yoyo chasing Bennie Brown in an ABC comedy special, mayhem with the Bully Boys in Little House, Louise and Florence reacting to George’s street gang, and tennis finals from the Summer Tour in Orange New Jersey.
A garbled OCR list features film titles and TV listings from the late 1960s to 1980s, mentioning The Lockhorns Way, Lets Kis Uncle, All's Fair, The Sonny and Cher Show, Gunsmoke, The Streets of San Francisco, and Kojak among others with scattered actor names and air times. The items read as a collage of programming notes and promotional blurbs lacking a cohesive narrative.
A reader asks about intentional tremor and Dr Thosteson explains most likely senile tremor from aging arteriosclerosis. It resembles Parkinsons but lacks weakness rigidity or facial mask. No treatment exists other than therapy and relaxation. symptoms do not occur at rest or sleep and sewing may be therapeutic.
Curtis Carlson, 63, built Carlson Companies from selling soap to a $721 million yearly sales rate and a goal of $1 billion. He owns hotels, restaurants, an advertising agency and more, operates across brands from Gold Bond Stamps to TGI Fridays, with over 10,000 employees. He emphasizes relentless growth and six day work weeks as a path to staying ahead.
U S exporters shipped about 120 million dollars more in livestock and meat abroad in five months than imported. Beef and veal exports rose 10 percent, led by sales to Japan, while cattle exports dropped 85 percent from May 1976 levels due to Canada market softness. Cattle imports rose 11 percent as drought drives herd liquidations southward.
Cedar daily newspaper lists subscription prices for trade and out of area, with monthly and yearly options. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. The Associated Press credential notes exclusive local news use rights and AP dispatch access.
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