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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1977
Page
7
President Carter hedges on balancing the federal budget by 1981 while pursuing a $25 billion election year tax cut. He cites tradeoffs between tax relief and budget balance, noting investment, unemployment, and city needs affect the outcome. He emphasizes aiming to cut unemployment and tackle inflation within fiscal limits.
President Sadat said he is disappointed by President Carter's Middle East remarks and that the stance may delay signing with Israel. Carter rejected a Palestinian state and backed Israeli troop presence on the West Bank, making negotiations appear harder and a 1978 year of decision less certain. County forecast: Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with cooler temps.
City officials weigh options for a present library building amid coverage of the Guernsey centennial and related civic planning. School leaders discuss potential site needs as page references hint at ongoing community reflections on local facilities.
Sports brief notes Ottawa Gazette highlights an Emporia State athlete and reports on college basketball action with Big Eight tournament implications. Mentions KU dominance and page references to further details.
A brief page six item notes domestic strain as families seek shelter amid conflict. Mentions impressions of strain on spouses and a broader impact on household stability during turmoil. No further names or locations clearly readable.
A pencil error caused Ransom Memorial Hospital to receive a one year accreditation instead of two. An incorrect mark on a fire protection block led to the shorter term. inspectors will revisit in April or May and accreditation may be extended to two years after their report. Other Kansas hospitals with limited accreditation are listed.
AP reports Kansas private colleges confront enrollment declines rising costs and budget deficits amid overbuilt campuses but leaders insist closures are not imminent. While fifteen of twenty run deficits, hopeful signs include stabilized enrollments and a 1972 tuition grant program aiding affordability. Experts say private colleges can adapt with diverse missions and strong programs.
Washington AP reports G William Miller 52 chairman of Textron Inc and Boston Fed director will replace Arthur Burns as Fed chair when Burns steps down January 31 Carter says he consulted many business leaders who welcomed Miller selection praising his steadiness Burns with anti inflation stance supported by many business groups Miller to serve a 14 year term replacing David Lilly with term expiring January 31 Despite surprise some leaders call Miller one of the finest appointments and a trusted business figure
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