Santa Fe Industries Faces Cost Pressures and Regulation
The Santa Fe railroad arm of Santa Fe Industries, a major Kansas conglomerate in transportation, pipelines, minerals, forestry, real estate and construction, reported higher revenues for the first four months of 1978 but net income fell from 52.7 million to 37.9 million. The president cited rising operating costs and inflation amid what he called a crazy quilt of government regulations, especially energy policy, as the primary cause for the drop and warned that regulators’ belief that government knows best hampers sound corporate decision making.
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Supreme Court to review alimony laws for sex discrimination
The Supreme Court will examine state alimony laws to address sex discrimination. Few states restrict alimony to women, while male awards are rare. Laws reflect old gender roles and are outdated, needing revision to align with sexual equality and modern divorce realities.
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Rolling TV Night Mix Highlights and Movie Lineup
A cluttered TV guide lists Tonight’s lineup with dramas, comedies, sports and documentaries. Notable entries include Tonight a ROLL OF THUNDER HEAR MY DRAG, CPO SHARKY, Wonder Woman, Washington Week in Review, Rockford Files, and the Movie The Last Run among various public affairs shows and late-night fare.
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Top Secret spy tale returns Cosby to NBC movie
AP describes a two hour NBC movie where Bill Cosby plays an art dealer turned spy. In Italy he chases stolen plutonium with McGee, a glamorous contact, amid a web of danger, deception and betrayal at a villa party.
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White House Office Shuffle Tests Proximity Over Power
AP report on Midge Costanza's office move from near the Oval Office to the Executive Office Building. Costanza protests symbol over substance, arguing location signals influence on women and domestic human rights issues. Tim Kraft replaces her as political adviser while Costanza remains in the West Wing in a basement office.
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The Good And The Bad Of It Dear Dr Thosteson
A man describes his life and habits at age 68 including long marriages, tall height, weight, regular health, bowel movements, appetite, two highballs before meals, eight to nine hours of sleep, weekly golf, self-carried clubs, church attendance, and a satisfactory sex life.
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Community letters on health and medical advice
Readers share personal health notes and seek Dr Thosteson guidance on aging, senility, cholesterol, hair loss after thyroidectomy, pregnancy questions, and keloid concerns. The letters discuss practical health tips, caution against miracle cures, and emphasize normal aging, thyroid replacement, and careful cosmetic procedures.
Ottawa Daily News Subscriptions and AP Notice
The Ottawa publication lists daily except Sundays and holidays, with subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail. Rates: one month 2.20, three months 6.00, six months 11.00, one year 19.50. outside area 3.10, 8.00, 15.00, 27.00. Out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax. The Associated Press holds exclusive local news publication rights.
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