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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1977
Page
1
Ottawa Herald editorial argues Kansas wheat graded by state inspectors is sometimes downgraded by federal inspectors at Gulf ports when shipped overseas. The piece warns of losses to farmers from grade reductions and federal inspection fees, urging retention of Kansas’s own system to protect bread prices and producer margins.
After meetings and publicity a special committee urged Gov. Bennett to consider Osawatomie for a new minimum security prison. House GOP floor leader doubts party backing to fund the 17 to 20 million project though the state has funds. Bennett says the project must be sold to reluctant legislators.
A reader asks Dr Thosteson why indoors crowding in winter increases exposure to viruses, yet getting wet or chilled in winter leads to a cold quickly, while similar exposure in summer does not. The inquiry notes personal timing and seasonal differences without conclusive science.
Dr Thesteson explains that humidity and weather conditions influence colds more than chilling. Many so called summer colds arise from allergies or dusty air. He cites experiments infecting noses without symptoms and says the meaning of resistance remains unclear. A reader asks about lymphoma and the doctor cautions tests were reliable and psychiatrist referral unnecessary.
Daily Cedar listing with numerous programs across genres and times including Abbott and Costello Garfield. Sesame Street. Gunsmoke. Hee Haw. Lawrence Welk. Star Trek notes. sports like College Basketball and Super Bowls. Includes schedules for News and Special broadcasts and mentions subscription info.
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports that consumer advocate Carol Foreman of the Consumer Federation of America is being considered for assistant secretary of agriculture in charge of consumer affairs. Reuben L. Johnson of the National Farmers Union is among candidates for a top USDA post, possibly leading the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, with a chance at deputy secretary as well. Johnson, a 23 year NFU veteran, is a prominent lobbyist in Congress and has ties to Carter and key figures.
Kansas correspondent notes Hutchinson News publisher Stu Awbrey struggles to win over lawmakers with reason about shrinking the legislature. The memo by Darrell O. McNeil, Capitol management chief, shows parking control hinges on permanent state stickers and session rules. Observers debate size versus parking odds. the writer jokes about running a journalist for office to affect change.
Americans spent more on autos and parts than on furniture and household goods in 1976, with gasoline boosting car expenditures. Industry expects another strong year in 1977 led by GM's Thomas Murphy. Credit terms rise, prompting concerns about long term wear vs new models. American Motors trails Big Three amid uncertain fate. NBC CBS square off with pre game Super Bowl variety show.
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