A Better Way in Teacher Salaries Debate
Ottawa Herald Editorial argues that school budgets rely on property taxes and uncertain state aid, urging a shift from local boards to state legislatures. It notes teachers face low regard, salaries consuming about 75 percent of budgets, and calls for tax reform toward income and sales taxes.
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Return to faith urged as nation forsakes worship
Mrs. Ron Reed writes from Ottawa RFD 2 urging readers to prioritise regular church worship over secular Sunday activities. She cites declines in church involvement, contrasts with early church practice, and calls on congregations to lead, act, and separate good from God. The letter condemns cruelty to animals after a calf is found missing from a pasture.
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Fear Of Pregnancy Dear Dr Thosteson
A reader writes seeking guidance on pregnancy concerns and anxiety. The plea requests medical advice from Dr Thosteson on managing fears, possible testing, and decision making amid uncertainties.
Fear of pregnancy and how to cope in marriage
A 20 year old newlywed fears pregnancy causing headaches, faintness, and anxiety. The adviser urges seeking medical reassurance, counseling, and possibly delaying childbearing, noting pregnancy can be normal with modern anesthesia, and suggests therapy or adoption if fears persist. Also includes a prayer and biblical reflection.
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Pickup Trucks Rise as Second Family Car Study
A report finds one in six American families now uses a pickup truck as their second car. The survey highlights growing sales potential for light truck radial tires and reflects a shift in domestic vehicle choices among households.
Too Many Handouts By LOUISE COOK AP Writer
New York City, rescued from near disaster, spends nearly 11.9 billion dollars in the year ending June 30, paying about 1,507 per resident. The article contrast NY with Chicago and Los Angeles, noting welfare costs, education funding, and per capita staffing. It discusses public debt, borrowing, and the Municipal Assistance Corp. Big Mac plan to refinance debt and curb deficits.
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PBS Tinkers With IV By Satellite
In 1974 PBS tested telecasting by satellite using a mobile ground terminal at 18 stations in the Northeast and Midwest. PBS and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting seek bids for 150 permanent receive only satellite earth terminals. They say purchase is not definite but part of feasibility studies on satellite national broadcasts.
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PBS weighs satellite shift for national broadcasts
CPB president Henry Loomis says PBS may shift to domestic satellites this fall. Estimates place ground terminals at about 100000 each, with annual landline transmission costs around 6 to 7 million dollars. Satellite would add multi channel capability, enabling four shows simultaneously, with the option to share costs if FCC allows public and commercial stations joint use.
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Henry Lemmis
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Winter wheat crop seen near record despite slight drop
Washington AP reports the 1975 winter wheat crop remains near a record but prospects are slightly weaker than a month ago. Based on June 1 surveys the crop is expected at about 1.62 billion bushels, up 16 percent from 1974 but one million bushels below May USDA forecasts. Yield projected at 32 bushels per harvested acre, up from 29.5 in 1974. Harvest pace picked up last week after a slow start.
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Crop Reporting Board
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and note on AP rights
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with subscription prices for in and out of trade area and out of state tax rules. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and AP rights exclusive local news publication.
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