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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1978
Page
1
The Carter administration delays National Health Insurance while medical leaders warn costs may drive action. AMA president cites public confusion over care quality versus costs. A Chicago study finds 88 percent satisfied yet 61 percent claim a system in crisis. Proposals include inflation control, deregulation, malpractice reform, insurance costs, and physician fee restraint.
The Kansas NEA endorses major office candidates, with 20 plus thousand teachers backing a Democrat majority while one Republican, Fletcher Bell, runs unopposed for insurance commissioner. The group links federal education funding and tax policy to school needs as it weighs party support.
The listing outlines prime time programming featuring Eight Is Enough and Marley run for Board of Education candidacy, Carol Burnett Show guest Bernadette Peters, Nova on preventive medicine, and several movies and series across CBS and NBC. Notable titles include Murderer’s Row, Vendetta for the Saint, Starsky and Hutch, Dick Cavett Show, and Police Story with various guests and plot hints.
A 19 year old patient writes to Dr Thosteson reporting three miscarriages in 18 months, all at about 12 weeks. She asks if a tipped uterus could prevent carrying a pregnancy to term and having a normal child.
Dr Thosteson addresses habitual abortion risks and patterns, miscarriage causes, and potential correctable factors. The advice covers nutrition, rest, and timing, and urges frank doctor discussions. Readers ask about rectal itching, aspirin use with alcohol, biliary atresia, cystic fibrosis, and menopause, with practical, non-graphic responses.
Hollywood actor Steve Ross lands a Big Break in NBC’s Clone Master, playing one of 13 clones of Art Hindel. The Nebraskan actor, husband to Alana Kaye, recalls long, zigzagging climbs from stage gigs to commercials, pilots, and modeling before the role.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports J. Peter Grace of W.R. Grace & Co warns that inflation and taxes curb investment in research, technology, and capital funds. Grace cites historical investor purchasing power losses and argues the United States underinvested versus peers from 1962 to 1977, risking slower growth.
The Ottawa Herald clarifies that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all local news printed and to distribute AP dispatches, emphasizing AP ownership of the content. This notice outlines licensing and publication rights for AP material in the newspaper.
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