20 Jul 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1979
Page
1
California saw a governor veto a retroactive pay rise for state employees after voters spoke through Prop 13. Public servant unions threatened strikes and pressured lawmakers, who ultimately overrode the veto. The episode signals growing payroll clout influencing elections nationwide.
Don L. McKelvey defends regulatory stance of the Kansas Board of Healing Arts after a July 12 1979 editorial. He notes the Bates decision and federal rulings require truthful verifiable advertising and explains the board works with medical groups and lawmakers to align statutes with court rulings.
AP columnist Peter J. Boyer notes CBS will air the Marx Brothers film Animal Crackers this summer. The 1930 comedy, once out of circulation, returned to theaters in 1975 after legal issues, and features Groucho as Captain Spaulding with famous jokes and songs.
A collage of TV listings, program notes, and subscriptions details, mixing fictional scenes with a newsy blurb about a kidnapping plot. It mentions Lt Com, Incredible Hulk, Rockford Files, Joker's Wild, Masterpiece Theatre, and Show schedules alongside subscription rates and Associated Press membership.
A 67 year old, weighing 250 pounds, asks Dr Ruble if he should be prescribed Ternate Dospan. He notes a friend doctor dislikes the medication, reports feeling uptight on it, and says stopping it made him feel more relaxed. He seeks the doctor’s opinion and whether to prescribe.
Dr Ruble discusses tailored weight loss plans, noting diethylpropion can curb appetite but risks include nervousness high blood pressure and abuse. He advises cautious use and lists likely effectiveness within a month and potential for rebound after stopping.
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