Ottawa Herald Commentary on Mine Safety Bureaucrat Quitting
The Ottawa Herald editorial criticizes federal intrusion and costs of support for Uncle Sam after a Washington story about Jubal Hale, a secretary on a mine safety review board, who told a Senate committee he spent most of his time drinking coffee and listening to classical music and had never reviewed a case in four years. He offered to quit when pressed by Senator Charles Percy.
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Mine Safety Office
Senate
Jubal Hale
Charles Percy
Hale
Public payroll waste sparks call for reform
A critical column denounces government waste at public expense surpassing 200000 and questions four years of inaction. It urges legislators to curb federal payrolls and tighten laws creating new boards and commissions.
Dial-A-Ride Programs Face Costly Sustainment
Dial-a-Ride projects across the United States draw riders yet struggle to cover costs. In Minneapolis the nine month start with 190000 in subsidies faces 198000 total costs and only 15000 revenue. San Jose’s large program was halted after signs of overreach and high demand.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Sam Jacobs
Minneapolis, Minn
Jacobs
San Jose
Calif
U.S. Department of Transportation
United States
Santa Clara County
Year Round School Debate Faces Voters And Congress
Congress reportedly rules unemployment benefits for full contract workers. Ottawa voters reject a bond for school space as districts weigh year round terms to maximize facilities. Some districts already run year round, balancing space gains against family hardship while patrons decide taxation for nine month or year round schooling.
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Congress
Washington
Ottawa
Ex-Sgt Deutesh Joins TV Police Writers in Brooklyn
New York AP report profiles ex Sgt Joe Wambaugh rival Capt Art Deutesh of the 70th Precinct Brooklyn who aims to sell his cop life to television. Deutesh, 42, has one NBC McCloud credit and seeks a Stable 11 series via agent Lucy Kroll while praising Columbo as a model for police TV.
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New York
Joe Wambaugh
Art Deutesh
Brooklyn
Police Dept
NBC
McCloud
Wambaugh
Los Angeles
Finest
Deutesh
Lucy Kroll
Hollywood
Glen A. Larson
New York City
Robert
Columbo
Diet By Grams Dear Dr Thosteson Letter to Editor
A reader asks about the low carbohydrate gram diet for weight loss and nutrient balance. Dr Thosteson responds that reducing calories, not specific macronutrients, is key and warns against ketosis and fad diets. He advocates a balanced plan and notes he has written a booklet on sensible weight loss. A second reader questions breast anatomy. the doctor says there are no tendons extending from breasts to the face. A prayer closes the column.
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B.F
Resource people aid new venture funding efforts
Business leaders and government officials from 46 countries gather in Cincinnati for the International Symposium on Entrepreneurship and New Enterprise Development. Organizer William McCrea notes bankers, lawyers, and accountants act as resource people to help startups gain credibility and financing. The meeting, funded by the Cincinnati Enquirer and others, aims to encourage enterprise growth in both developing and developed economies, highlighting taxes, jobs, productivity, and innovation as repayment.
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New York
William McCrea
McCrea
Cincinnati
Television Schedule Dense with Classic TV Lineup
A long OCR filled list outlines a dense nightly TV grid featuring timeless shows such as Truth or Consequences Sesame Street and The Beverly Hillbillies across many time slots. It also lists movie airings like Hit Lady The Dead Don’t Die Heaven With A Gun and Godchild along with news programs Weather Wide World and Mike Douglas reflecting a full era’s broadcast slate.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Assignment America
Beverly Hilloitties
Andy Griffith
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Hawaii Five-O
Dick van Dyke
Woman
Music of the People
Love
Marcus Welby
M.D
Police Story
Barnaby Jones
Burt Bacharach
Interface
Mike Douglas
Lillas
Johnny Carson
Sunset Strip
Zoom
Lilias
Beverly Hillbillies
Sooner
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Cannon
To Keep and Bear Arms (c); 41, Dick van Dyke;30—41, Dialogue With Lifton
Baretta
Petrocelli
Dan August
Thin Edge
Levi and the Law
News
Weather
Movle
Rogue's Gallery
BIH Moyers‘ Journal
Perry Mason
Subscription Rates Advised By Ottawa Daily
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas the Wellington Editor and Publisher lists trade area subscription prices by mail monthly three months six months and yearly with taxes. Out of area rates and out of state deductions apply as described. The paper credits the Associated Press for news dispatches and focal news published.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
Wheat feeding shifts with 1975 crop outlook in Great Plains
USDA experts say wheat feeding is a minor factor in the surge of feedlot placements, though some areas with cheaper wheat may see gains. Kansas reports a May rise of 245,000 cattle in feedlots, 78 percent above last year, while steer prices in Omaha near 52 per 100 pounds. The overall rise trails 1973 peaks, and a record 2.1 billion bushels of wheat could fuel summer feeding. The report also notes a June hearing on flavored milk definitions and recalls Fulton’s Clermont voyage of 1807 in 32 hours.
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Washington
Great Plains
Agriculture Department
Kansas
USDA
Omaha
Department
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Uncle Sam
Larson
Mike Gleason
Deutcsh
S.W.A.T
Midtown Manhattan
Dr. Thosteson
C.B
Business Mirror
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Swedish Industrial Establishing Corp
U.S
Television
Logerin Hedhende
Ian
National Milk Producers Federation
Robert Fulton
Hudson River
Albany
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Clint Eastwood
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