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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1979
Page
1
Editorial argues a four day work week for most town workers reduces travel and energy use while boosting morale. It notes three day weekends and questions what employees do with extra time, citing holiday-induced gasoline demand as a broader energy issue.
The Hutchinson News notes a federal Kansas City ruling striking down parts of Kansas laws restricting medical and other professional ads. Some prohibitions remain for misleading claims or asserted superior talent. The state healing arts board will draft new guidelines while the proverb about being slightly pregnant lingers.
A scrambled TV guide fragment lists Jork and Mindy marked as problematic, plus Project U F O and an urban carnival of animals special. It mentions Julia Child, Donovan’s movie, Navy man on a South Pacific island, and David Cassidy in an undercover role, with other program fragments and be a Beersheva health center NOVA item.
The Ottawa Herald page lists subscription prices for in and out of trade area with tax adjustments, carrier rates in Ottawa and nearby towns, and notes on tax. It also includes TV listings for 1963 programs like The Tonight Show, Mannix, Star Trek, and movies featuring John Wayne among others.
Dear Dr Ruble explains that early menstruation can occur without abnormality and menopause can happen before 45 in about 25 percent of women. Factors like illness diet and stress affect onset. Early menopause warrants gland tests if persistently before 40.
Dr. Paul E. Ruble explains that your nerves regulating heartbeats are disrupted, classifying blocks as first, second, or third. Your case is a second degree type, often showing occasional skipped beats on an electrocardiogram. Medicines or circulation issues can cause blocks. with no unusual symptoms, it is likely harmless, though worth awareness.
Los Angeles AP report on ABC facing pitching retreats as top network, despite strong ratings. Tom Werner, ABC VP, notes producers skip meetings believing ABC’s solid schedule limits new ideas. He cites lost opportunities from NBC and CBS competition and describes ongoing pitch meetings with creators despite ABC’s dominance.
AP analyses FTC findings that cash value life policies yield meager 1.3 percent yearly returns and mislead buyers about savings. Industry reacts, with the American Council of Life Insurers disputing conclusions as sales pitches stress protection and loan features. The piece notes policy flexibility, conversion to term life, and the ongoing clash over consumer understanding.
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