08 Jan 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1979
Page
1
A critique notes that Americans spend over 20 billion dollars a year on life insurance with little understanding of benefits. The piece mocks Congressional investigations and public officials for overreach, arguing authorities probe many sectors while claiming Americans have become unable to act independently.
Secretary James Schlesinger calls for a nationwide 55 mile per hour speed limit and thermostats at 65 to save 600,000 barrels of oil daily. He notes Iran's oil shutdown raises import risk, implying immediate conservation now may avert larger shortages later.
A fragmented listings page outlines tonight’s programs from 7:30 to 10:30 PM including family fare and classic films. Highlights feature Haydn symphonies with Ozawa and the Gosson Symphony Orchestra, Broadway style performances, and from cinema classic to TV staples such as The Rockford Files, Mary Tyler Moore, and Police Story.
A reader asks Dr Ruble about bloating after meals. At 5-foot-4 and 120 pounds they notice stomach distension and excess gas, estimating a temporary look and feel of around 160 pounds. They seek guidance on causes and relief.
The letter discusses bloating from eating and air swallowing, noting fast meals and high carbohydrate foods as common causes. It also covers rheumatoid arthritis diet, cod liver oil, eye glasses, and eczema linked to asthma, offering doctor-approved explanations and practical guidance.
AP Special Correspondent Hugh A Mulligan traverses Cleveland’s image as an industrial city with strengths in parks museums and culture. He notes notable natives and institutions while acknowledging debt and deficits, arguing Cleveland embodies American urban promise despite financial woes.
AP Business Analyst Joan Cunntff reports this week the recession has not arrived as forecast. Data Resources delays downturn to summer, while banks warn that absence of downturn does not guarantee it won’t happen. Forecasters misread consumer behavior and debt trends as inflation and rates rise. Unemployment and debt risks loom as timing shifts.
Ottawa Herald lists pricing for trade area and out of state subscriptions with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual options. It notes tax adjustments for out of state readers and credits Associated Press news usage.
The reform bill raises non service connected pension for needy wartime veterans and dependents. A single veteran would receive at least 3550 annually, with notable rises to 4451 for those with one dependent. World War I veterans gain an extra 800 yearly.
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