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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1977
Page
1
Editorial weighs FBI difficulties meeting Freedom of Information Act requests created by Congress. It notes a 375 person task force costing over $6 million yearly, potential risk to informants, and urges Congress to rewrite the law and scrutinize search costs and staff allocations.
The Navy said five General Dynamics Trident submarines will miss schedule as production issues rise. The delivery slippage is expected to increase program funding for the five submarines under contract, a move that prompts questions about who bears extra costs.
NBC delays and renames its two hour World War II special Life Goes to War to Hollywood Goes to War, airing Sept. 18. The program blends home front news reels, radio clips, and wartime film segments to depict civilian life in the era.
TV Tonight lists live coverage of Space Shuttle Enter prize landing in Mojave and the week’s schedule including Jerusalem Music Center features with Casals and Rubinstein, Laverne and Shirley plot, The Mikado film, One Day at a Time, NASH special, police drama, and Kansas City Chiefs news.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports a dispute between professors over whether institutional buying, notably Morgan Guaranty Trust, moves stock prices. Schotland argues it harms investors. Miller contends no price effect is shown. The debate moves to a Senate subcommittee on pension fund legislation.
Readers of Dr. Thoateson column in Field Newspaper Syndicate reveal waning trust in doctors. About 46 percent rate care as poor, 43 percent cite quality concerns, and 59 percent find communication with physicians poor. Some defend physicians, noting societal faults and uneven trust.
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