15 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1976
Page
1
Editorial argues Kansas must curtail spending or raise taxes to avoid depleting a state surplus. Governor Bennett notes the risk of future deficits under a cash basis law that prohibits deficit spending. The piece contrasts Kansas’s stance with federal debt and programs, urging appreciation for fiscal restraint.
A nagging insurance crisis threatens swine flu vaccination efforts as vaccine makers struggle to secure coverage amid liability fears. Officials warn polio and measles vaccines could face similar suits, while Congress stalls amid political games and legal bottlenecks.
A 23 year old asks Dr Thesteson if conception can require days for sperm to reach the egg. She notes three months of trying and regular periods and wonders whether intercourse should occur a few days before ovulation to increase chances of fertilization.
Guidance discusses timing for conception with sperm viability up to 72 hours, egg lifespan, and variability among couples. It advises waiting a year before judging infertility, suggests avoiding intercourse near non-ovulation, and notes uncertainty in predicting the best time. It includes a patient question about distinguishing arthritis pain from heart-related arm pain and references prayer.
The Agriculture Department begins buying vitamin A and D fortified nonfat dry milk for overseas donation under Food for Peace, at 63.4 cents a pound, and invites processors to add vitamins to existing stock for redistribution. The move follows advocacy by AID and WHO urging fortification to combat vitamin deficiencies in recipient countries. India, Bangladesh, and Latin American and African nations are major recipients.
AP writer notes ABC CBS and NBC aired abbreviated convention coverage with varying intensity. NBC led in interviews logging 37 talks from Glenn to political advertisers while all networks aired clips including Carter hotel scenes. Coverage emphasized interview variety and a later McGovern address amid World Series timing and Ford’s first pitch.
AP Business Analyst contrasts Carter and Ford on jobs versus inflation. Carter advocates more jobs led growth with inflation risks while Ford favors slow, steady action to curb inflation. Republicans caution against overstretching the economy. Carter argues lower unemployment could occur with manageable inflation.
Daily Ottawa Kansas newspaper lists a dense television schedule with channels and show titles from News to Movie blocks and a long local notice. It includes program lineups for many time slots, followed by a Cedar Creek postal stamping and subscription rates, editor credits, and Associated Press membership.
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