14 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
1
The piece contrasts the Humphrey Hawkins push for guaranteed full employment with a GOP reply led by Sen. Hugh Scott and Sen. Robert Dole. The Dole plan calls for a six month study, a small six-person bureau, and aims to curb inflation and federal spending, noting costs and political risk.
Southeast Kansas nursing homes face loss of Medicaid funds for paperwork driven violations. State agency warns all facilities must comply or Kansas could lose 20 million dollars in federal funds. Congressman Skubitz urges common sense while noting the dispute centers on paperwork rather than care.
Mrs R B asks for information about housemaid's knee. She wants causes what happens in the knee whether it heals with time or needs surgery and guidance on treatment options.
The note explains bursitis as swelling of the shoulder knee or other joints from irritation and overuse with rest or drainage and anti inflammatory drugs as treatment. It also covers vocal cord polyps in a smoker after doctors advise quitting smoking with surgery as a possible option and notes potential cancer risk and the need to avoid further smoking.
John Cunniff analyzes Fed actions and rising rates, arguing the central bank slows recovery by tightening money supply. He questions whether policy harms industry and consumers, noting higher costs, slower homebuying, and persistent price pressures while profits stay afloat.
A Soil Conservation Service plan proposes procedures for recognizing and protecting archeological and historic remains discovered during farm pond or other construction. The rules urge field offices to cross check against the National Register, halt work for immediate survey if warranted, and notify state historic preservation officers. Public comments run until Aug 9.
December 1974 brought Tom Snyder to NBCs New York station WNBC to anchor the 6 p.m. local news and host Tomorrow in New York. NBC officials say Snyder doubled ratings and boosted both local and national revenue, with about 90 percent of Tomorrow ad time sold locally and 80 percent sold nationally for the upcoming season. The move aimed to replace Jim Hartz and to strengthen NBCs New York production from Fun City studios, targeting newsworthy interviews rather than Hollywood entertainment audiences.
A long OCR style listing outlines a dense, hour by hour television schedule with numerous programs, including Sesame Street, Brady Bunch, Gettin' Over, Hogan's Heroes, The Beverly Hillbillies, Gunsmoke, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, Johnny Carson, and many others across morning to late night slots. The text preserves channel labels, show titles, and time blocks, reflecting a multi-network lineup with ads-like placeholders and partial dates.
Ottawa Herald presents subscription pricing for local and out of area readers including monthly and yearly terms. The page lists in state and out of state rates, tax details, and Associated Press usage notes.
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