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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1978
Page
1
Ottawa Herald weighs inflation worries and potential federal response to rising beef costs. It notes near seven percent price increases, discusses import tariffs, and cites Kansas Farm Bureau views arguing higher imports would harm long term markets and shift profits from farmers to middlemen.
A 29 year old law student faces murder and attempted murder charges in California after a family gathering ends with a woman slain and her husband, a doctor, stabbed. The suspect, a cousin of the victim, reportedly had LSD drug history and a morning flashback that led to the fatal act. The doctor survives after two weeks in intensive care along with an uninjured young son and another couple. The case highlights drug dangers and warnings about associates with drug use.
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt recounts camp rerun antics with TV executives from ABC CBS NBC and PBS. Amid misdirected talks and Frankenstyle gossip about Farrah Fawcett Majors and network lineups critics debate fall schedules while tennis racket boxing records clash.
A W.E.B. hour long series about a network and The Incredible Hulk sparked laughter and anger among 220 TV critics. They were asked how many still watch TV, and all hands rose when asked if they now spend nights reading books.
The 6.1 percent jobless rate hints at limited employment gains amid inflation. Economists say lower unemployment may require cooling wages and prices, risking job losses for some workers and higher prices overall as policy aims curb inflation. The Carter administration faces a tradeoff between growth and price stability.
Readable notes recall a WWII German prison camp near Atlanta Nebraska with veterans stories and a TV guide rundown of stage shows and programs. The piece weaves archival memory with contemporary listings and a brief reflection on employment rates and a Bible verse prayer.
A reader describes sudden dizziness and nervousness centered on leaving home and high places, with rapid heartbeat and sweating since age 12. They report no lasting improvement from doctors and request guidance and a booklet on reducing symptoms.
A letter from Dr. Thosteson explains agoraphobia as a common anxiety disorder often affecting women aged 20 to 30, with gradual onset and possible lifestyle adjustment. It notes that diagnosis, psychotherapy, and desensitization can help, and mentions Recovery, Inc as a likely support. The section also explains otosclerosis causing conductive deafness, outlines the stapes surgery option with microsurgery, and gives a cost range and success rate for total hip replacement, noting arthritis as a common reason.
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