19 Feb 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1979
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes Kansas had the nation’s lowest January unemployment at 2.7 percent. James McCain, secretary of Human Resources, cites aircraft industry growth, new industry attraction, and a stable agricultural economy as key reasons for the low rate.
The text praises the state job opportunity centers, noting their organization and dedication. It highlights an especially effective office located in Ottawa, emphasizing its role in aiding job seekers and contributing to a favorable state business climate.
The News notes weekly mail from Congress members and others, including Kur Kansans Cole and Kassebaum and Ted Kennedy. It questions the volume and asks readers how to stop receiving these mailings, citing figures like Lugar Bayh Symms and Kennedy and urging action to opt out.
AP interview with Susan Anton traces her rise as a Freddie Silverman discovery and NBC series Cliffhangers. The Hollywood meeting touches on acting hopes, public image, past commercials, Tonight Show appearances, and press-broker tension as Anton deflects questions about her acting experience.
Reader letters discuss eye twitching or myokymia often linked to irritation, eyestrain, or fatigue. Dr Ruble notes minor causes usually benign, suggests checking drops, reducing strain, and considers neuritis or thyroid issues if persistent.
Evening TV guide and local notices list prime time programs from 6 to 1 with titles like Backstairs At The White House and Shoot-Out. Includes program times for CBS ABC NBC entries, News Tomorrow, Police Story, The Tonight Show, and related weather and ads alongside newspaper masthead and subscription rates.
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