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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1977
Page
1
Page Two editors recount President Carter pictured at an offshore drilling rig in a hard hat and coveralls. He calls for faster oil drilling to meet national needs and urges northern Atlantic states to support exploration. He notes Atlantic shelf holds significant oil potential beyond current west coast and Gulf sites.
Running Around reserves face drilling blockage as states protest oil shortages and rely on imported gas. Regulatory hurdles from federal agencies and Senate Democrats oppose offshore ventures, leaving the President with unmet goals despite favorable public support.
A historical column argues groceries seem expensive due to shoplifting, middlemen, and cart losses. It compares old bread wheat value to current loaf price, cites 140 store chain cart losses at $350,000 yearly, and ends with a Pogo quip about facing the enemy in ourselves.
AP writer details Lord Carnarvon’s role in Tutankhamen’s tomb opening in 1922 and NBCs Tut The Boy King special. Family accounts describe the father’s 1923 blood poisoning and death, with contemporary Cairo reports attributing ill fortune to the king’s anger.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes January and February factory shutdowns and higher fuel bills gave way to a surprisingly strong second quarter with a GNP rise of 7.5 percent annual rate and 6.4 percent in the following quarter. He cites Marshall McLuhan on perception and warns stock and auto markets can rise unseen before the public acknowledges recovery.
Ralph Malph runs a teenage bookie scheme selling football gambling cards but loses, as a bruiser gives him 24 hours to pay up or face consequences. The slate includes other TV listings and episodes across networks.
TV Tonight features a mix of dramas and comedies from 1940s musical pieces to 1970s and 1980s films. Highlights include The Bridges at Toko Ri with Holden and Kelly, Kojak and Nova programs, and late night movie Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid with Coburn and Kristofferson.
A reader asks about inflamed leg veins and treatment. The doctor explains inflammation signals, heat, cord like veins, heat, heat application, anti inflammatory medicines, elastic stockings, walking, sitting with feet up, avoiding injury, and when surgery or injections may be considered. He also contrasts poor artery circulation with vein issues and urges distinguishing vein from artery problems.
A mid year survey shows farmers and ranchers cut cattle inventories due to sagging beef prices. As of July 1 the Agriculture Department reports 130.6 million cattle and calves on hand, down 2 percent from a year earlier. Beef cows totaled 41.3 million, down 3 percent from last year.
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