22 Jan 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1979
Page
1
In a biting editorial, the Ottawa Herald argues the US and USSR chase military parity, each assuming the other overstates threat. It notes misreadings fuel a perpetual arms spiral and calls for unilateral halting of new deployments, though no sign of courage from either side persists.
The piece argues President Carter mirrors California officials by trimming small public services while granting pay raises to officials. It claims his budget cuts thousands of public jobs and youth programs yet spends more on generals and admirals, leaving the fat cats in place and minimal overall consolidation.
A dense TV guide lists fantasy island and Little House on the Prairie episodes with guest stars Jayne Meadows Hugh OBrien and Ray Bolger plus a George Burns centennial tribute and Lincoln Center broadcast. Also features MASH Lou Grant Sanford and Son Police Story and The Virgin Queen film with Bette Davis and Richard Todd.
A reader asks Dr. Ruble about wearing a rubber suit while jogging to lose weight through perspiration and whether the practice is advisable. The query reflects concerns about safety, effectiveness, and health risks of plastic sauna suits during exercise.
A national jogging article cautions against air tight plastic or rubberized gym wear as sweat cannot evaporate leading to dangerous internal heat. It urges thorough health checks for over 30s before starting, notes jock preferences, and provides contact for the National Jogging Association.
AP profile of George Burns who on the eve of turning 83 hosts a CBS birthday party while planning a London Palladium show in 1996. He reflects on aging, starting a late careeer at 74 with The Sunshine Boys, and jokes about growing older and continuing work. Burns remains sharp, witty, and buoyant about future roles and plans.
AP Business analysis discusses how households cope with rising taxes and inflation, noting many families carry debt near 21 percent of take home pay with some at 50 percent. It explores two income households, spending slowdowns, and forecasts a possible recession later in the year driven by debt, inflation, and credit limits.
Public notice details subscription pricing for trade area and out of area readers. Rates include monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly options with tax notes and out of state deductions. Mentions editor and publisher Robert B. Wellington and Associated Press rights.
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