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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1975
Page
1
The Senate should debate a Sunshine Law modeled after Florida to require full public access to Congressional hearings and bill drafting. Critics fear leaks, but open meetings would curb secrecy, promote accountability, and mirror open practices already common in states and local governments.
With Senate President Richard Rogers resigning to become a US District Judge, Topeka faces a leadership vacuum as three senators seek the post. One is a feisty fiscal conservative, another a liberal maverick, and a third a well connected crony of special interests allied to Governor Bennett. The private GOP caucus will choose in secret, and voters should demand accountability for the ballots that choose one of the state's most powerful officers.
Walter Banks of 827 S Sycamore comments in a letter to the paper. He argues the timing of water electric and gas rate hikes coincides with an eight percent Social Security increase and likens it to a vulture preying on the weakest in society. He says no one believes it is intentional but notes the coincidence and impact on older Americans.
Three readers ask about sciatica lasting weeks, back pain causes, and weight issues. Advice covers nerve roots, disc pressure, posture, lifting habits, heat, firm mattress, and gradual activity. cautions about true sciatica versus muscle strain and the role of overweight in back problems.
President Ford wrapped a nonpolitical three day weekend in Michigan and Illinois, drawing warm receptions and a growing sense of campaign strength. He showed friendly ease and a simple optimism while critics noted a blunt speaking style and thin political edge as Mayaguez helped boost his image. Ford called weekend support in his home state a good omen and said there have not been many failings in his first year as he eyes a campaign against a weak Democratic Congress and improving economy.
A U S Department review warns Brazil will pressure global soy markets with an "unprecedented expansion" to about 10.75 million tons in 1976 and possibly 15 million by 1980, while U S output may reach about 40 million tons. Analyst Garth Thorburn visited Brazil and nearby countries to gauge oilseed trends.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor. Trade area rates by mail list monthly three and six month and yearly prices. Outside trade area rates are higher with out of state tax note and AP news use policy included.
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