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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1975
Page
1
The article notes Congress and President Ford reaching a compromise on a tax reduction bill after Ford vetoed earlier versions lacking spending limits. Congress failed to override the veto. The piece commends Ford for insisting on spending cuts alongside tax relief and cites his veto of a $45 billion appropriation as consistent.
A political column urges lawmakers to oppose an appropriations bill that would raise the federal payroll by 8000 pergolas and deepen the national debt. It notes interest costs consuming over 10 percent of federal income, urges citizens to press Senators and relatives during holidays, and curses a pledge that Ford should press Congress to accountability.
The DC district court blocked a post-Christmas rate increase finding an irregularity in the procedure. Appeals loom as the Justice Department plans a federal circuit challenge. The USPS runs a daily deficit of about seven million dollars, with delays in rate hikes worsening losses. Legal costs will be borne by mail users, the public, and the service, benefiting only the lawyers.
Dear Dr Thesteson, my teenage daughter has very offensive breath at times. She is a high-strung girl and this seems related to her breath problem.
A reader asks about persistent bad breath linked to anxiety, mouth breathing, and possible stomach issues with doctor suggestions. The advisor notes non emotional causes like allergies, tonsils, sinusitis, drugs, and urges investigating non emotional factors before assuming emotional links. Another letter seeks allergy and infection connections to chronic bladder problems and bedwetting. guidance emphasizes checking for infection and differentiating allergy from infection, plus normal blood sugar readings and a prayer closing.
A dense listing of TV programming shows hours and channels with numerous titles and times. Notable items include Sesame Street, Hogan's Heroes, The Beverly Hillbillies, Star Trek, Monty Python, News specials, and sports events. The log mixes children’s programs, dramas, comedies, and concert features across multiple stations.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff examines how Ford vetoed a continuation of the 1975 tax cut, Congress failed to override, and a compromise was signed. He notes high unemployment around eight million, plus 1.1 million erased from the labor force, totaling near 12 million. Inflation may fall to 6-7 percent, but real wages stay pressured. The piece links pocketbook realities to voting behavior in 1976.
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports the Agriculture Department analyst Alan Holz forecasts world vegetable fats and oils production to rise about 6 percent next year to 48.6 million metric tons, boosting foreign demand and challenging US soybean farmers amid growing palm oil exports from Malaysia and Indonesia.
FCC said advertising on children's TV should be reduced under NAB and ATor standards taking effect in 1975 after ACT petitioned to ban commercials. Dr Barcus's Boston study found dismaying program content but questioned study scope and impact of industry self regulation.
Ottawa Herald lists daily newspaper details and subscription rates by mail for different terms. Rates shown include one month 1.96, three months 5.36, six months 9.37, and one year 17.30, with state tax and outside tract charges noted. The notice credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and mentions Associated Press rights.
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