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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1980
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial criticizes Kansas City Chiefs players who refused to report to practice over contract disputes and supports management fines for late reporting. It argues contractual obligations must prevail to prevent chaos in sports and urges other teams to take firm action.
The piece argues the Equal Rights Amendment has become a partisan issue, not a Republican Democrat one. It notes that many Republicans support ERA as a constitutional right while some Democrats in the South oppose it, but the current debate shows a political battle over a universal human issue.
A mixed TV guide lists mystery and adventure films with cast names like Peter Ustinov and Pat O’Brien, plus drama and comedy entries. The page notes air times, repeats, and captioned options amid a collage of program descriptions and channel listings.
James Kilpatrick argues Billy Carter’s actions are minor compared to Watergate. He says focus on Billy as private citizen, not Jimmy Carter, and notes the president faces hearings but warns against rushed guilt. Kilpatrick calls Carter a disaster yet urges a fair, measured reckoning.
Exxon Research president says the U S leads in industrial R D with rising real spending since 1972 but questions persist about why growth slows and how rivals challenge U S leadership. He cites inflation, savings, and capital investment but seeks deeper causes.
ABC near breakup with Robert Guillaume over treatment and parity on Benson amid SAG AFTRA strike. Guillaume refuses to work. search for replacements mentions Ben Vereen and Louis Gossett Jr. while network weighs preserving the show against concessions.
The article discusses David listing two symptoms for slow U.S. economic growth. He cites Hewlett-Packard tests showing higher failure rates for U.S. RAM versus Japanese, and notes the U.S. has far more lawyers per capita than West Germany and Japan. He also points to stagnation in scientific manpower, with the share of scientists and engineers in the U.S. labor force falling 13 percent from 1968 to 1978 while other nations increased technical manpower.
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