15 Aug 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1979
Page
1
Opinion and feature items from the Ottawa Herald on Wednesday August 15 1979 appear in this page two section, covering editorials, columns, analyses, and cultural notes typical of the publication.
An editorial questions President Carter and his family taking a Delta Queen trip to promote energy conservation while flying and rail travel also feature in the narrative. It argues the energy used for transport and security accompanies the trip undermines leadership claims and warns excessive government hinders conservation efforts.
CBS plans to charge about 234000 for a 30 second spot or nearly 500000 for a one minute commercial for next January’s Super Bowl. Advertisers aim to use the airing to build product demand, though the price sparks questions on value and audience reach.
A crowded late night guide lists programs from Wit h TV Tonight to Such Good Companions and The Tonight Show. It includes Stars like Dorothy Loudon in a drama, opium trafficking politics, and movies The Sentinel and The Good Earth, with multiple repeats and host segments marked.
The Cedar newspaper announces subscription prices for trade area and outside regions. Rates include by mail and carrier options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms. Ottawa residents see taxed and tax inclusive options. Associated Press member.
Readers raise concerns about chelation therapy for arteriosclerosis noting high costs and doubtful efficacy. Dr Donahue cautions that chelation has no proven benefit and can be dangerous with certain heart medicines, while some patients may feel better without real medical benefit.
AP report on Bob Hope touring China notes censors ban jokes about Passaic New Jersey and Mao, with Hope recounting a rehearsal bomb and adjustments to avoid offense. He explains censors insisted he remove Passaic jokes to respect internal affairs limits. The special Road to China debuts September 16 with Hope’s reflections on cultural sensitivities.
President Carter and his new economic team favor a hold-the-line approach but acknowledge a tax cut could emerge if jobless rates climb beyond 7 percent. Officials warn inflation at over 13 percent and debate payroll tax cuts versus broader relief while Volcker aligns with policy aims.
AP report on a two year survey of 14 to 25 year olds shows 71 percent agreeing that enjoying life today despite debt is acceptable, while 65 percent aim for a traditional lifestyle with hard work paying off. The study notes a shift toward conservative views on life style and personal responsibility.
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