26 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1976
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald criticizes a proposed permanent special prosecutor to oversee all federal officials earning over 25000. It argues the move implies distrust in the attorney general and agencies, wastes money, undermines Congress, and adds to government overreach and legal staffing.
The quote recalls Senator Robert Dole blaming Congress for overgrown federal programs while acknowledging bureacracy. It notes he said Congress must bite the bullet on spending but asserts few bullets are bitten and government keeps expanding.
A Kansas City reader endorses Transcendental Meditation as a practical, nonreligious technique taught by trained teachers under the World Plan Executive Council. Citing 200 studies across 20 countries, the letter argues TM reduces stress, improves mental clarity, and fosters harmony, inviting others to learn and participate.
A 56 year old reports a pale yellow nipple discharge leaking nearly constantly for two years. She has undergone repeated mammograms and many slide tests, and performs regular self exams, seeking evaluation from Pr Thosteson for persistent leakage.
A reader describes past cyst drainage and ongoing breast concerns tied to long estrogen therapy. Advice notes unclear necessity of estrogen, risks with hypertension, and possible milk duct activity post menopause. Recommends continued self exam, medical review, and possible duct removal if located. Ends with faith prayer and a question about male hormone injections, answered as no.
Comedian George Carlin signs on for a 13 week run starting in September on CBSs Tony Orlando and Dawn performing a five minute monologue weekly. The program targets family viewing and Carlin says he will work within ground rules, applying discretion due to TV constraints.
New York bankers warn that massive defaults by 15 less developed nations could destabilize the U S economy and the industrial world. While banks hold nearly 12 billion in loans to these nations, some guarantees come from government agencies though political and crop shocks remain risks. First National City Bank disputes the severity of the threat.
Washington reports that land use is climbing as a top issue in national and local agendas. USDA officials foresee ample cropland for 25 years but stress the need for policy action to limit sprawl and protect farms.
Channel listings span ABC NBC CBS PBS and more, detailing daily 5:00 to 12:00 schedules with news, talks, comedies, dramas and films. Multiple channel numbers and program titles are listed for each half hour, including shows like Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Gomer Pyle The Beverly Hillbillies and XX Olympic Games, illustrating a dense, era-specific TV guide.
Cedar Publishers announce subscription rates for trade area and outside areas with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual options. Rates include sales tax where applicable. Robert B. Wellington is editor and publisher. Associated Press content note included.
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