13 Jul 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1979
Page
1
In a long running dispute, Southwestern Bell seeks a 155 foot microwave tower at City Park's edge. Locals remind of a past zoning fight over the headquarters site and urge the company to consider citizen wishes, noting minimal placement costs against evolving dial tone and satellite tech.
Federal officials warned the Northeast Kansas Health Systems Agency that funding could be terminated unless it improves management. NEKHSA, created by Congress and HEW, oversees delivery of health services across 25 counties including Franklin, with a multi county board and rules on hospital equipment purchases. The agency currently receives 250000 dollars annually for staff, letters, meetings, and program development.
A chaotic OCR page lists film and TV segments, actors, and rundown items across a day’s schedule. It mentions Arnold, Eddie Capra, Batman, Burns, and other entertainers, with scattered program notes and publication details.
A reader asks why a bowel movement causes sickness and indigestion. The column explains normal bowel activity, factors raising constipation risk, and how medications like calcium carbonate can worsen symptoms. It advises checking for rectal issues and thyroid problems, establishing regular bowel habits, and reviews folk remedies like cod liver oil.
AP Television Writer Peter J. Boyer notes Humanitas prizes reward scripts that entertain and humanize. NBC winner Jane Howard Hammerstein’s Summer of My German Soldier teaches compassion without preaching. CBS’s Lou Grant Vet episode shows veterans’ pains. Taxi’s Blind Date blends humor with themes of friendship and acceptance.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reflects on how presidents bear blame for economic cycles and a faltering economy. He notes sizable June retail sales drops as a sign of recession and discusses whether blame rests with the president, consumers, OPEC, the Fed, Congress, automakers, or chance. He stresses that economies cycle and presidents influence conditions rather than directly run the economy.
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