30 Jan 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1979
Page
1
Ottawa Herald editorial notes 22 of 34 states have approved a proposed balanced budget amendment triggering a potential constitutional convention. Critics warn of broad risk while supporters press Congress to act. editors urge Congress to curb spending and restore faith in federal finance.
Republican Rep. Larry Winn of this district denounces the 1980 budget for higher spending by about 40 billion dollars and claims deficit projections differ from Carter’s. He vows to push a balanced budget amendment and pledges to curtail federal debt amid calls for tax increases and spending cuts.
TV listings feature Young Lincoln drama with Allen Williams and Andrew Prine, a Bruce Roberts talk show with Alice Cooper and Bernie Taupin, Laverne and Shirley director change, Three's Company misunderstanding, The Triangle Factory Fire Scandal with Tom Bosley, Star Trek? Big Event Movie with John Wayne, and Marilyn Monroe documentary. Also airings of Taxi, Starsky and Hutch, Sanford and Son, ABC News Closeup Mind Control, The Tonight Show, Streets of San Francisco, and News programs.
Horton Presley shares miscellaneous observations from Hong Kong about gifts and timing, colors, seating customs at large dinners, hospitality practices with chopsticks, and personal experiences with lefthandedness. He notes the social meanings of watches, white clothing, and the etiquette of offering seats and foods.
AP TV writer notes marriages on screen increasingly end in divorce or separation. Sitcoms depict TV couples as rare, with enduring unions limited to a few classics. The change reflects evolving times and jokes about marital strain on television.
A reader asks about bleeding risks on anticoagulants for thrombophlebitis and how tests guide warfarin dosing. Other letters discuss spine spurs linked to osteoarthritis, headaches possibly signaling high blood pressure, and a TV show commentary reflecting on marriage in family- hour programming.
Sears Roebuck and Co files a class action claiming federal policies created and perpetuated a white male dominated workforce. The suit cites the G I Bill, veterans preference laws, selective service and limits on women and Black participation, alleging government failures to enforce civil rights laws and unfairly blaming employers.
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