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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1978
Page
1
Page Two Opinion pieces from the Ottawa Herald reflect on issues of the era in a concise editorial format. The January 18 1978 edition presents commentary aimed at local readers with a steady, reflective tone and specific civic concerns.
Kansas legislators consider repealing the state sales tax on food arguing relief for low income families. Critics warn revenue loss must be replaced elsewhere and higher prices may follow, while defining food and separating nonfood items could add labor costs and raise staple prices.
The Kingman County sheriff resigned citing long hours and low pay. The Hutchinson News warns the issue reflects rural counties strained by urban pressures as highways enable crime, while Franklin County faces budget woes and scarce dollars for deputies.
AP reports on the possible revival of All in the Family with uncertain cast. Norman Lear says the current run may be its last as Rob Reiner and Sally Struthers plan other projects. CBS contemplates a spin off Archie and Edith or The Bunkers or specials if needed. Lear envisions a concluding season while Daly strives to keep the core stars.
AP dispatch notes cold January weather across the United States suppressing farm activity. Temperatures ran up to 15 degrees below normal from the Rockies to the East as wintery conditions slowed milk hauling and harvests. Snow covered most winter wheat except on the southern Great Plains while drought persisted in Australia.
TV listings note Tom Bradford attempts to write a book but faces resistance from family. The page also previews programs like Grizzly Adams, Nova on preventive medicine, Monte Carlo circus, Charlie’s Angels Caribbean trip, The Black Sheep Squadron, Police Woman, and various late night shows, with a mix of entertainment and documentary segments.
Dear Dr Thosteson advises snow belt residents to pace shoveling, warm up before duties, avoid heavy lifting, and stop if chest pain or shortness of breath occurs. Maintain gradual exertion, take frequent breaks, and consult a doctor for heart risk assessment before winter activity.
A reader asks about safe snow shoveling given heart concerns. Advice covers gradual effort, warm clothes, pacing, and recognizing strain signs, plus guidance on angina, electrocardiograms, and personal health checks for at risk individuals.
Subscriptions in trade area priced at 2.20 for one month 6.00 for three months 11.00 for six months 19.50 for one year. Outside trade area 3.10 8.00 15.00 27.00. Out of state deduct 3 percent tax. Associated Press notice on exclusive use of published news and dispatches.
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