07 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1979
Page
1
The piece warns that soil is the most precious resource and faces erosion, chemical use, pollution, and urban expansion. It argues Carter’s budget threatens 1,000 Soil Conservation Service jobs and cuts to the Resource Conservation and Development program, urging Congress to restore funding and protect soil.
Hamtramck loses its Dodge plant as Chrysler shuts down the facility. Over half of 5,000 workers face layoffs while about 1,800 will transfer to Detroit area plants. Payroll impact to the community is an estimated 173 million dollars yearly with substantial tax losses to city and schools.
WITTAWA HERAL USPS listings show subscription rates for in and out of trade area with sales tax, plus daily programming from Sanford and Son to The Crawling Eye. Featured are film and talk show descriptions, guest hosts, and movie listings with year and cast notes.
A reader asks if gall stones found years ago with mild symptoms should be removed. Two doctors recommend removal, but the writer feels well and wonders if stones can be dissolved without surgery. Dr Ruble is asked to weigh options.
Medical columnist outlines options for gallstones noting experimental drugs have disappointing results while surgery remains safe. X rays confirm stones without attacks, with pain signaling infection or duct blockage, and diet has little impact on pain. Opinions vary. many favor removal if stones cause trouble or health permits, especially for those under 40, while older patients require broader medical consideration.
A devotion emphasizes keeping God and the church at the center of life. It references Revelation 22 1 2 TEV describing the river of life flowing from God and the Lamb through the city. The plea asks for guidance to maintain focus on spiritual priorities.
The National Association of Investment Clubs plans to represent individual investors amid perceived political neglect. It advocates a 20 percent tax credit on the first $2,000 of new stock investments, aiming to attract about 10 million missing investors and unlock at least $20 billion in capital, boosting jobs and growth. The group offers memberships and a mail kit from Royal Oak, Michigan.
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