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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1977
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald notes Republican plans to hold state aid to local districts steady with modest tax leeway and limited college salary increases. It observes the Kansas National Education Association swelling in local politics, aligning with Democrats to challenge GOP control due to teacher salary grievances and conservative state funding.
Sen James Pearson of Kansas argues Americans have memory of energy scare fading as big cars outsell compacts despite high gas prices. He warns the federal government failed to adopt a real energy policy and calls for reeducation and renewed trust in government under a new administration and Congress.
A 32 year old man experiences violent stomach attacks only with whole eggs at meals, not when eggs are baked or mixed in, suggesting a possible temporary egg allergy. After six months without eggs, attacks ceased, raising questions about transitory sensitivity and dietary triggers.
A reader asks about egg allergy and tests to confirm sensitivity, noting that reactions can be triggered by temporary states or long exposure. Dr. Frazier explains symptoms and possible tolerance of low egg dosages in batters, plus tests to verify allergy. A second reader asks about boils under the arms. advice covers staph or strep infection, hygiene, shaving between attacks, antiseptic soap, keeping area dry, and when to see a physician. The piece closes with a prayer.
NBCs 342 hour Violence in America airs at 8 p m EST. The program shows a bloody mix of cadavers hospital scenes wounds and beatings while blaming violence on motherhood the Wild West and the screen. Executives defend it saying it distinguishes between make believe and real blood. The show features Edwin Newman reporters Carl Stokes Floyd Kalber and Linda Ellerbee with warnings for families. Network presidents interview as critics say TV violence is excused and demanded by the public.
AP analysis examines guaranteed lifetime retainers for executives like former Bendix chairman W. Michael Blumenthal now Treasury secretary nominee. It notes investors’ concerns about conflicts of interest and the tension between shareholder value and top executive benefits. It cites Daniel J. Haughton of Lockheed receiving a $750,000, 10 year settlement and discusses executives’ advisory roles versus potential misalignment with shareholder interests.
The Agriculture Department reports about 400 million dollars remain unused in CCC export credit loans to foreign buyers of U.S. farm commodities. As of Jan 1 only 593.9 million of 1 billion allocated this year had commitments, and about 318.8 million had actually been spent by recipients, with Poland Philippines and others holding remaining balances. The program, begun in the 1950s, aims to boost U.S. sales though funds are loans at commercial rates repayable within three years.
Officials reported farm credit loans near 2 billion dollars for 1976 and rural housing funding at about 2.5 billion. Most loans come from U.S. government securities or private loans. Eligibility favors applicants unable to qualify at commercial banks through FmHA programs.
Detroit AP reports Michigan Opera Theatre seeks one live burro for a walk on role in Naughty Marietta. Director David DiChiera says any voice type from tenor to mezzo is acceptable, stage experience preferred but not required, with the animal appearing in the opening scene.
The snippet lists publication details for a Kansas newspaper, including editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and out of area. It notes tax handling and Associated Press rights. It provides monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual pricing, plus out of state tax details.
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