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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1978
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial argues President Carter could veto the $37 billion military bill over a $2 billion nuclear aircraft carrier plan. It praises his challenge to the military complex and urges support for strengthening European ground forces and conventional weapons, with funds redirected to R&D and faster results.
The Kansas National Education Association board endorsed candidates in the general election, backing Democrats for major national races while leaning GOP for state offices. Critics question whether TEs voice truly represents 21,000 teachers, warning that partisan ties could hinder legislative gains.
Regional listings reveal a packed slate with Mash and Mary Tyler Moore on CBS plus Night shows, news and movies. Highlights include MASH at 9 and The Tonight Show with guests Don Rickles and Judith Blegen, while the late-night MOR announces Tomorrow with Steve Guttenberg and Tom Snyder.
NBC airs a two hour film about Tech Sergeant Leonard Matlovich challenging Air Force policy on homosexuality. Brad Dourif portrays Matlovich with a restrained performance though the script offers minimal dramatic contrast.
AP report notes inflation erodes real wages while a proposed tax cut mainly aids upper middle earners. It outlines that 62.5 percent of net cuts go to those earning 15 000 to 50 000 yearly, with many taxpayers facing higher bills due to inflation and Social Security payroll tax increases.
A parent asks about spleen removal after persistent low platelets and negative bone marrow tests in a seven year old. The doctor explains splenectomy can correct hypersplenism and notes a healthy life post removal, with bleeding risks considered.
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