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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
1
Editorial argues Ford budget of nearly 350 billion with a planned 52 billion deficit faces Democratic opposition over tax cuts and social program reductions. It cites Defense at 94 billion, noting 9 billion for new hardware, framing a clash between welfare and military spending and the inflationary risk of debt.
Horton Presley writes that food stamp use by a well-off shopper mocks the program while a Missouri proposal to require proof of need for college students would complicate aid. He argues that well-meaning programs are being exploited and those most in need risk losing help.
A reader asks about liver health and common concerns, seeking practical explanations. The note mentions general indications and reassurance but provides no medical diagnosis or specific case details.
A reader with cirrhosis from heavy drinking learns liver can only regenerate if alcohol is completely stopped. Serial blood tests may improve but dysfunction can persist. Another reader asks about aspirin for arthritis. doctor warns against high daily doses, notes alternatives, and stresses weight loss and non drug therapies. Garlic lacks proven medicinal benefit. prayer ends the column.
Ford administration presents a grim view of immediate health signs like jobs and prices while noting broader ills in the economy. business leaders and officials feel institutions lag behind changing times, with costly outmoded regulations and mismatched powers between government levels. Private enterprise also shows distortions amid shifting global trade patterns.
Kansas lawmakers weigh a Senate amendment expanding the Campaign Finance Act to cover local office races. The bill would let local candidates spend and receive up to 2,000 per election without reporting, with a 1,000 threshold triggering limited disclosures and potential audits. Senator Arden Booth says lines must be drawn to balance public access to spending and attracting qualified candidates.
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Dairy farmers selling drinking milk will receive an average of 8.90 per 100 pounds in February, up 39 cents from the pre boost level. The change follows USDA price support adjustments and uses the Minnesota Wisconsin M W manufacturing milk average to set Class I minimums in 61 marketing order areas. The boost likely won’t raise consumer prices as cooperatives already set higher prices. A March rule keeps February M W as the base for March minimums. In separate briefings, hog producers were reminded to ship only garbage fed hogs to approved slaughter plants, following a Georgia case. Also, Gary K Madson was named deputy administrator of USDA Rural Development Service, a return to a $36 000 annual post after serving nine months as deputy.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates by trade area and out of state. Rates include by mail options with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly terms and a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state SAURREDETS. Availability and tax terms noted. editor Robert B. Wellington listed.
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