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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1975
Page
1
Governor Robert Bennett challenges state agency expenditures on dues to organizations and professional groups. Reporters tally 888 such affiliations, including college personnel, hinting taxes may cover far more than a $300,000 annual figure. The piece urges fiscal restraint at all tax supported levels.
Abilene Reflector Chronicle argues that price increases in retail food are rarely caused by farmers. Weather, market fluctuations, forecasts, and supply chain factors influence costs more, while critics unjustly pin blame on growers.
From Our Readers complains about Mrs. D C Whitaker and Mrs Gerald Ford interviews and the beer served at the governor's mansion for Susan Ford party guests. The writer says voters should know political opponents beyond family statements and regrets the remarks from Mrs Ford and Susan.
Summary of reader letters on temporal arteritis cranial arteritis its diagnosis by arterial biopsy and steroid treatment plus Valley Fever coccidioidomycosis in the American Southwest with lung symptoms and treatment notes. Also includes a faith prayer and a note about the 1962 SEC order to clean abuses in trading practices.
Cegdar Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. Subscriptions listed for trade area and outside trade area by mail including monthly quarterly semiannual and annual rates. Out of state subscriptions deduct 3 percent sales tax and Associated Press rights noted.
Senator Frank Church says U S intelligence has developed a broad intercept capacity that could strip Americans of privacy if a dictator arose. He cautions the power could be turned against citizens though it is needed to monitor threats. He criticizes past CIA actions as rogue and weighs future politics after committee work.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes statistical flukes cloud pay balance signals and retail data. He reports June quarter surpluses and July sales gains, yet cautions that inflation, unemployment measures, and labor-force dropouts may distort trends and forecasts. The piece recalls the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad as a historical touchpoint.
American farmers face high fertilizer costs and a sharp drop in prices after rapid industry expansion. Industry officials cite foreign demand slowdown, overestimated markets, and tight nitrogen supply tied to natural gas. Phosphate and potash prices down but exports may await next year amid credit limits and embargoes. A separate week long Consumer Carnival at USDA headquarters launches with exhibits on food and home economics.
A dense prime time schedule lists many programs across channels including News and Weather blocks. Highlights feature Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, Star Trek, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Marcus Welby M D, MASH, and Cowboys Chiefs football with multiple film and talk segments interspersed throughout the Monday lineup.
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