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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1976
Page
1
In a July 1976 report, Clarence Kelley reveals the No 2 man was fired amid discoveries of secret FBI funds. The piece links the scandals to Hoover era power and notes a Senate bill proposing a five year term limit for the director.
A historical note argues FTC ban on TV cigarette ads shifted advertising to magazines, billboards, and newspapers. It claims pipe and cigar ads rose, cigaret smoking increased especially among women and teenagers, and questions future FTC steps to curb portrayals of smokers as glamorous, funded by tax dollars.
An AP Farm Roundup item quotes Secretary Earl L. Butz praising recent crop production policies for increasing farmer profits. The piece also includes a letter from an 18 year old girl describing insecurities about skin tone and summer attire.
Reader questions cover sun tanning remedies and safety, medical term differences for heart attack, thumb-sucking discipline in children, birth control cessation at 50, and a prayer note. The response discusses lack of pills or vitamins for tanning, safe limited sun exposure, and potential skin aging risks. Additional letters describe medical terms, a child discipline concern, and fertility considerations, followed by a dense broadcast schedule snippet.
A dense TV listings montage covers channels and programs, with a political insert noting Senate Agriculture Committee chair Rainbow Ga. Butz outlines farm bill timing as the current act expires after the 1977 crop season. He argues the 1973 law’s acreage curbs and subsidy structure should not change, despite high export demand lifting farmer prices.
AP Business Analyst notes the leading economic indicators show a 0.3 percent June rise but cites revisions from May at 1.4 percent then 0.7 percent. He argues forecasts are provisional, subject to revision, and often misinterpreted by the public in investment and voting decisions.
Alan Young, once the straight man to a talking horse on Mr. Ed, reenters television in NBCs Gibbsville as a small town druggist. The Christian Scientist actor acknowledges the oddity of his faith in a medicine dependent role while recounting a career that began in Canada and led to Hollywood fame.
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays at Ottawa Kansas 46067. Editor and publisher Robert Wellington lists subscription rates for trade area by mail one month 1.96 three months 5.36 six months 7.37 one year 17.30. Outside trade area by mail one month 2.78 three months 7.00 six months 13.29 one year 24.46. Out of state tax 3 percent deducted.
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