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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1978
Page
1
On Page Two of the Ottawa Herald Monday June 12 1978, opinion pieces and features present analysis of local affairs, community concerns, and editorial stances. The page showcases commentary from staff writers and guest contributors, reflecting the newspaper’s voice and period concerns.
A Johnson County memo warns that county cars do not shield violators of city rules after Olathe found $91 in overdue county vehicle tickets. The piece cites a hit and run by an unnamed state AG, a Massachusetts senator’s finances lie, and a distracted Congress debating $58 billion for HEW amid waste probes. Conrail’s $367 million loss and a $20,000 raise for its chair add to concerns.
A Kansas writer warns of traveling peddlers selling dubious ads and directories to firms, banks, and even agencies. Claims include a state agency billed 183 for an unordered directory and a California firm charging 45 for a business registry. A doctor received a COD parcel with a cheap pen and pencil set for 9.95.
A cluttered TV listings page shows MONDAY NIGHT BASEBALL and multiple prime time features. Highlights include Little House on the Prairie with Laura Ingalls, The Jeffersons union plot, Counterpoint wartime drama, and The Tonight Show lineup with guest hosts and musical guests.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt profiles Marie Cain a Kansas born pianist singer who built a Nashville jingle career and a first album before landing a prime time shot on ABC Presents Tomorrow's Stars. If she wins the prize could reach 10,000 and propel her toward stardom once enjoyed by Melissa Manchester and Barry Manilow.
A reader writes seeking guidance on persistent low back pain and requests Dr Thosteson’s medical advice. The column responds with practical tips and medical reasoning to manage symptoms.
A reader with months of lower back pain is advised to follow two weeks of bedrest and consider traction before surgery, noting that most back pain improves with rest. A separate inquiry about a transient arm weakness is explained as a transient ischemic attack, with emphasis on timely examination to prevent future TIAs. Additional questions cover carotenemia in a toddler, caused by excess vitamin A sources, and a note that meal temperature does not affect nutritional value.
US Hungary trade would grant MFN status, easing duties but not boosting Hungary beyond existing benefits. MFN lowers tariffs from higher rates. GSP offers broader zero duties but applies to many developing nations. The piece also covers Detroit automakers courting women and minority buyers for dealership roles, sparking protests of reverse discrimination.
GM Ford and Chrysler run dealer development programs screening minority and nonminority candidates for intensive training up to 24 months. Auto firms fund trainees during training with progress reviews and potential dealership placement, requiring up to 25 percent upfront investment.
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