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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1977
Page
1
Ottawa Herald editors question the claim that air bags and automatic seat belts would save 9,000 lives yearly. They note many older cars remain unprotected by 1982 rules, point to widespread belt use among those who do buckle up, and doubt the stated life-saving figures.
Congress has approved over 25 billion dollars to extend a Nixon era revenue sharing program. The scheme aimed to help local governments faced with inflation by distributing federal funds to cities counties and states. Critics warned there are no true federal dollars only people’s dollars and cautioned dependence on Washington as affordability wanes.
A Congress bill to curb sex discrimination in employee benefit plans could raise a billion dollars a year in premium costs. Insurance groups warn it would expand Medicare medical expenses and pregnancy coverage, affecting firms with plans while those without plans stay untouched. The measure, pushed by Sen. Williams and Rep. Hawkins, seeks to fix prior Civil Rights Act gaps.
NBC spring double feature list shows Gabe Kotter’s family woes and student issues with Barbarino and Washington plus Lonneliest Runner with Brian Keith and Lance Kerwin. Walton guest star Alvira Drummond stranded with funds, Poldark trial, and diverse 1980s program mix.
Reader asks about leukoplakia treatment and vitamin A. Dr Thosteson notes possible vitamin A deficiency, urges biopsy to rule out premalignant changes, and praises nutrition awareness. Other letters cover migraine treatment options including biofeedback, relaxation, and potential medications, with suggestions for local resources and a headache booklet.
The Nixon Frost finale is being offered to stations for telecast between September 6 and 16 at their option. Frost and Marvin Minoff say the show will include why Nixon burned the Watergate tapes. The fifth program follows four aired in May to mixed ratings, with 17.3 million homes for the opener and later declines. Stations may buy cash rights priced from 1,000 to over 10,000 for one-time airing.
The Cedar daily publishes information on subscription rates within and outside the trade area, noting by mail monthly and annual costs with varying six month and yearly terms. It lists tax adjustments for out of state subscribers and credits the Associated Press for published content.
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