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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1975
Page
1
Editorial notes President Ford will face Congress over the Common Situs Picketing bill allowing secondary boycotts and reversing a 1961 Supreme Court ruling that limited picketing to the subcontractor. It argues unions seek to overturn the decision to shut down entire sites and appears they have political leverage.
The measure faces mixed signals as Congress weighs passage and President signals support. Supporters argue it would spur economic impact, while critics warn it would raise building costs for private and public sectors, worsen an industry and deepen unemployment.
Don Crayton of Pomona laments rising government influence and a shrinking standard of living, arguing the nation risks surrendering freedom for “humanity.” He condemns foreign aid and welfare while praising past sacrifices and warning Americans to wake up before free countries are buried.
A long reader health Q&A covers caffeine dependence, blood sugar danger, white blood cell counts, marital anxieties about bleeding, diverticulosis and swallowed tooth bits, weight loss myths, and a concluding prayer.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports David Lilienthal, former Tennessee Valley Authority head, argues America needs a shift from big government and big business to diverse, locally driven leadership. He cites devolution, private enterprise, and public service as keys to reviving entrepreneurship, with Development and Resources Corp. as a model and five years as a potential turnaround.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt notes NBC’s new Thursday comedies Grady and The Cop and the Forest Teeth miss the mark, with Grady described as a Sanford and Son style rough edge and The Cop and the Forest Teeth having limited laughs but some potential in its premise of a middle aged white cop guarding a young black child.
A sprawling TV log lists evening and late night offerings with multiple channels and programs such as Hogan's Heroes Gomer Pyle and Star Trek alongside local news. The Louisville note covers pennies versus nickels in circulation, the Fed’s request for dime change, and a TV review of The Cop and the Kid with Charles Durning.
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