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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1975
Page
2
The page notes a new law and the Federal Election Commission will monitor spending. President Ford expects to spend about 10 million under the limit, while George Wallace, with preexisting funds, can spend up to 12 million. Wallace headquarters reports ongoing activity.
The piece critiques the vast campaign spending behind political races, noting nearly 3 million spent on a computer bank and 9 million on advertising. It questions priorities like lists, TV spots, and PR, suggesting politics has become a big business that contrasts with unemployed Americans’ hardships.
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed limited deregulation on selected routes allowing airlines to add or cut flights and adjust fares without CAB approval. Officials stress it is an experiment and continuation depends on public acceptance, with potential to shift toward more free enterprise and less federal intervention.
A reader asks what myositis is and whether it relates to kidney health. The inquiry notes personal diagnosis and seeks clear, practical details about causes, symptoms, treatment options, and potential kidney involvement.
Reader questions cover nonarticular rheumatism such as tendinitis bursitis and fibrositis with guidance on rest and aspirin. Another inquiry on vaginal burning suggests irritants like detergents and fabrics as culprits. The doctor explains cirrhosis prognosis, causes, lifestyle impact, and notes religionful closing prayers.
U S sheep inventory stands at 16.5 million on January 1, half the level of 15 years ago. USDA economists warn of further declines due to a smaller lamb crop and factors like wool substitution, predators, labor shortages, and a shift to cattle. Market prices for slaughter lambs remain high but ease as beef prices fall. Per capita lamb and mutton consumption has also declined from 4.8 pounds in 1960 to 2.4 pounds in 1974.
New York AP reports conflict between Housing Secretary Carla Hills and housing industry leaders on the outlook for starts. June starts at 1.07 million annualized, far below 1971 73 peaks, with economists split on a rebound. Industry figures caution against overoptimism, predicting slower improvement and multifamily weakness.
CBS News chief Richard S Salant says live coverage of President Ford news conferences may be in doubt due to an equal time question. The FCC equal time rule could require time for legally qualified opposing candidates, with potential effects if Ford seeks a second term in 1976 and Republicans like Ronald Reagan emerge.
Kansas City report notes educators from across the country examining dangers of teenage pregnancies. Cites studies showing higher maternal death rates for girls age 15 and under and discusses implications for health policy and education programs.
A dense compilation of broadcast schedules and program titles notes many shows across networks and time blocks. It includes News, game shows, dramas, comedies, specials, and sports with numerous channel and time stamps, plus a brief editorial passage on maternal and newborn health and a governance FCC discussion.
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