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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1978
Page
1
Page two features from the Ottawa Herald include opinions and analyses reflecting the editorial tone of June 7 1978. It surveys local issues, public policy debates, and community perspectives, offering interpretive commentary without sensational detail.
The court limited enforcement of the Occupational Safety and Health Act by requiring warrants for on site inspections and advance notice. The decision, grounded in protection against unreasonable searches, may impact future government oversight including equal employment and contractor wage rules as lower courts are asked to apply it.
A survey links supermarket strikes in the Kansas City metro to vandalism costs surpassing 100000 dollars. Damages include slashed tires broken windows and upset displays as authorities adopt a hands off stance, shifting losses to consumers through higher prices for beans and beef.
The piece surveys Republican optimism for 1980 while noting Carter's slump in public opinion. Bill Brock argues it is too early to predict a one term presidency, and John Sears bets a GOP nominee will win. Patrick Caddell says Carter's personal appeal remains relatively strong despite low ratings and lack of intense hostility.
AP reports CBS News offers a rare look at Democratic Kampuchea in a two year ending special. Ed Bradley pieces together foreign accounts a French priest Cambodians in Thailand and a Yugoslav crew to paint a grim portrait of Phnom Penh emptied cities and mass deaths amid Khmer Rouge rule. Australian Tony Paul estimates up to 2.2 million Cambodians have died.
AP reports limited early primary results show Americans furious at rising taxes may push practical politics. California Ohio and New Jersey returns suggest voters prefer functional remedies over reducing government services, signaling a drive to adjust taxation without cutting services.
A News section discusses rising taxes across local, state, and federal levels. The Tax Foundation claims total tax take has risen 350 percent since 1960, with households feeling tax loads squeeze budgets as inflation and deficit spending mount. It notes many Americans distrust service quality while demanding more from government.
A patient reports unintended weight loss of 55 pounds over six months through diet and exercise and notes easy bruising. They describe bruising appearing after minor contact and persisting for about a week, seeking medical evaluation forPossible platelet deficiency.
A reader asks about vitamin and iron supplementation for bruising and weight loss. The response notes possible platelet deficiency and lists B12 C and K as vitamins for blood formation, advising blood tests if symptoms persist and cautioning against excessive weight loss.
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