07 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
1
In a June editorial the Ottawa Herald critiques Governor Ronald Reagan for answering a hypothetical question about sending U S troops to Rhodesia with a hypothetical answer. The piece argues campaigning by telling voters what they want to hear obviates honesty.
The column argues that rising longevity prompts a boom in nursing homes, but federal oversight expands. It cites the General Accounting Office call for sprinkler systems after Chicago fires and warns regulators may dictate room sizes, doors, corridor space, toilets, staffing, and payment rates, squeezing private operators out.
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about whether food additives cause hyperactivity in children and if avoiding them could calm a daughter. The inquiry suggests concern about dietary triggers and seeks guidance on practical dietary adjustments and possible effects.
A reader cites a rise in hyperactivity among Oakland schoolchildren from 2 to 25 percent over two decades, linking it to chemical additives in soft drinks cereals candy syrups lunch meats and ice creams. Experts advise cautious diet restrictions if hyperactivity improves.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff discusses rising U S wealth from 1775 to 1975 and the surge in per capita income. He notes personal wealth grew from 29.6 percent to 40.3 percent of gross national wealth by 1975, government share rose, business share fell, and foreign assets declined. He highlights wealth nearly doubling in two decades and urges reflection on lifestyle progress.
An Economic Research Service study links shifting demographics to food consumption trends. Fewer divorces and smaller families hint at lower per-capita demand for potatoes and milk, despite increases in cheese and fruit intake. Egg, sugar, and cereal use may drop as teens decline and older groups rise.
Public Broadcasting Service plans 114 stations to air 10 Kovacs half hour samples, rushed by WITW Chicago. John Lollos and Edie Adams backed the project after years of fragmented airings, aiming to preserve Kovacs’ original linking style and bold timing.
A dense TV grid listing daytime and evening programs across networks with titles such as Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Leave It to Beaver and Hogan's Heroes, plus news weather and movie slots. Entries include date Topeka June 8 1966 and multiple show pairings like Gunsmoke Em, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman and Johnny Carson, reflecting a full broadcast day.
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