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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1975

Page

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Editorial The Medical Pinch

An old national editorial comments on rising hospital costs and healthcare issues. It cites salaries and wages as the largest expense, staff ratios, 24 seven operations, nurse pay increases, energy costs, and government standards. The piece argues cuts burden patients via bills or insurance.

Dr. Welby

Union Pact at Sedgwick County Sheriff Office Sparks Tension

A Wichita reporter covering a Sedgwick County sheriff's office union vote was assaulted and had notes torn from his notebook. Reporters were removed and photographers barred as Teamsters representation faced scrutiny. Public access to law enforcement actions raises questions about accountability and press safety.

Wichita Sedgwick County Teamsters Union Teamsters Kansas

Help for a 16 year old boy’s dress up questions

A concerned mother asks if her 16 year old son’s cross dressing signals a phase or a deeper issue. A psychologist cautions it may reflect confusion about sex drives in adolescence, urges nonjudgmental talk, and recommends professional counseling. The reply notes transvestism can occur with heterosexual urges, and suggests pelvic exams for the adult writer’s ovarian dermoid cyst.

Mra. A.W

Television Schedule Dense With Classic Era Programs

A fragmented TV guide lists daytime and evening lineups featuring family shows, game shows, dramas, and news. Notable programs include Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, Star Trek, Perry Mason, Bonanza, and The Tonight- era staples arranged across multiple time blocks with numerous channels and regional variations.

Villa Alegre Green Acres Electric Company Gomer Pyle USMC Little Theatre of the Deaf Hertalk Andy Griffith Weather News Bread Andlies Bobby Vinton Eames Kings Boston Celtics Tony Orlando Davy Baretta King Family Cannon Doctors Hospital John Denver Ie Starsky and Hutch Petrocell Blue Knight Say Brother Bettye Star Trek Populus Johnny Carson Ironside Chairman Soundstage Sunset Strip Cith Beverly DouKe Grady Waltons San Francisco Ellery Queen Classic Theatre Warren Lola Falana Barnaby Jones Lillas Mannix

Retirement Savings Facts and Rate Guarantees Questioned

New York reports warn that retirement saving ads promise outsized future sums based on current high rates. Analysts note rates are guaranteed for seven years, then could drop, risking hundreds of thousands. FDIC and SEC officials caution projections and caveats, urging skepticism.

Roger Hood Federal Deposit Insurance Corp

Blue Knight cop show taints CBS lineup with bland pacing

AP reviewer criticizes CBS The Blue Knight for copying Joe Forrester and NBC Police Story. George Kennedy stars as veteran Bumper Morgan in a one dimensional plot about a psychotic hotel burglar and a tense pursuit ending in a conventional finale.

Ry Jay Sharbutt NEW York CBS ABC NBC George Kennedy Bumper Morgan Joe Wambaugh Les Wambaugh Forrester Wambaugh Joe Forrester Joe Bumper Unece William Holden Tony Geary

Ottawa Herald prayer line of rates and notes

Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with price schedules for trade area and out of state subscribers, tax notes, and Associated Press rights. Includes editor contact and printing note.

Cedar Ottawa Kansas Robert B. Wellington

New Rural Development Rules Expand Farm Loan Guarantees

The Farmers Home Administration tightens rules to let banks sell or assign guaranteed loan portions under the Rural Development Act of 1972. Banks can use secondary markets to finance business and industrial projects in non large cities, retaining 90 percent guarantees while expanding community development access.

Don Kendall Washington Farmers Home Administration Agriculture Department

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