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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1978
Page
1
The piece laments federal overreach in the United States foreign policy and domestic governance. It argues that food aid for peace shipments is delayed to check human rights, while trade talks hinge on other nations’ internal conditions, reflecting a stance against centralized American control.
President Carter pushes moral energy plan and health secretary Joseph Califano declares a $23 million campaign against tobacco. He aims to educate, tax, and restrict advertising while noting Agriculture subsidies exceed 60 million for tobacco and 600,000 farmers grow it, mostly in the South. Congress will judge if health policy holds sway over votes.
AP report details a stubborn teen unemployment gap with black teens at 37.3 percent and white teens at 12.6 percent, while overall unemployment sits at 6.4 percent. The piece cites the lack of training as the core cause and cites the Committee for Economic Development urging Carter and Congress to raise employment goals and expand training and intermediary organizations. Also noted is USDA data showing 1977 milk production at 123.2 billion pounds, up 2.4 percent from 1976, with expectations of a modest rise in 1978 due to cheaper grain and higher supports.
AP reports the Tobacco Institute released an updated Kansas and Tobacco booklet, part of a 15 year series for 16 states, detailing tobacco production and tax data. Officials emphasize distribution was coincidental with HEW anti smoking push.
A dense TV grid lists guests and programs across channels including Desi Armazdi and Danny Thomas, Rockford Files case, Washington Week, Muppet Show, Deng Basketball live, and numerous movies and talk shows. Notable items feature Buckley Reagan debates, Henry Kissinger on the Record, and GunSmoke.
In a patient discussion Mrs. R. P. asks if Bell's palsy is another name for tic douloureux. The doctor explains both affect facial nerves but involve different nerves and conditions.
A patient questions Bell's palsy details and causes while Dr Thosteson answers on facial nerve paralysis eye protection and therapy. Other readers seek guidance on gall bladder diet tea warming water waste, virginity and bleeding, tongue position in unconscious people parotitis blood donation safety and age limits, weightlifting changes with aging, protein supplements, appendix visibility on X ray and a closing prayer.
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