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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
1
University of Kansas leader Archie Dykes warned that more than 380 federal programs and over two dozen committees shape college policy, draining funds and driving up tuition. He urged universities to prove they can manage their affairs to taxpayers and lawmakers amid weak turnout at the convocation.
Kansas correspondent notes Lloyd Bentsen from Texas campaigns in Topeka for Kansas support. Report highlights his pragmatism and mixed stances on taxes, oil, labor, and welfare, with praise from admirers and criticism from opponents. Bentsen promises broader platform while courting diverse groups.
The Tulsa district Corps of Engineers warns over two million people may visit lakes this Labor Day weekend and public attendance is up 10 percent from last year. The piece notes fuel concerns and urges carpools and energy conservation as Americans push through a crisis-hardened summer.
A series of reader inquiries covers possible celiac disease in a two year old with spastic stomach symptoms, kidney stone concerns in a 58 year old man, and vitamin guidance for an 18 year old daughter. Doctors advise evaluation for celiac, hydration and monitoring for stones, and balanced nutrition plus a vitamin plan including A D C and B-complex, with an influenza shot recommended before next cold season. The column closes with a prayer and reflection.
The piece argues the 1946 Employment Act failed to deliver full employment and rising production. It cites eight million jobless, underutilized capacity, and real earnings declines. Analysts blame policy limits, conditions, inflation risks, and political realities over pure economics.
New York AP reports summer ratings for nine network miniseries. Only ABCs Jim Stafford Show and Almost Anything Goes showed consistent draw, while Keep on Truckin and Texas Wheelers flopped. CBSs Joey and Dad started strong at 35 percent but slipped afterward.
A dense listing of TV programs across many channels with time slots for news, comedies, dramas, movies, and specials. Includes Truth Or Consequences, Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, The Waltons, Star Trek, Streets Of San Francisco, Perry Mason, and Johnny Carson among others, plus sports, weather, and late-night features.
Four Agriculture Department economists argue co-ops should unite to form a national grain exporting system to compete with five multinational giants that control most U.S. exports. They urge regional pooling, joint facilities, and foreign arrangements to influence prices and marketing, warning current coop structure is inadequate. Farm-Mar-Co in Hutchinson, Kansas, teases a major next week announcement with implications for grain marketing and co-ops.
Ottawa Herald announces daily publication with editor Robert B. Wellington. Rates listed for trade area by mail. 1 month 1.96, 3 months 5.36, 6 months 97.377, 1 year 17.30, with outside trade area higher prices and 3 percent state tax deduction. Associated Press rights noted.
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