24 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
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Page Two Editorial argues the earth won’t run out of water but distribution causes drought impacts. It cites Europe’s drought, French grape growers seeking aid, flooded vineyards, and England’s Thames cycle. It asserts Canada’s Ottawa avoided a water shortage despite local droughts last summer and fall.
The passage argues that reservoirs above Ottawa and the river are full while farmland floods the city’s surroundings, highlighting a shift from drought focus to overabundance. It calls for deeper conservation and broader distribution planning to ensure food, fiber, and wood can be produced in varied conditions.
Secretary Joseph Califano leads an anti smoking education push while Agriculture backers push tobacco subsidies worth up to eighty five million dollars this year. The clash highlights competing federal programs and the toll on farm families dependent on tobacco.
CBS News outlines Andrew Rooney’s new one hour essay on work in America set for July 5, his third on camera piece following Mr. Rooney Goes to Washington and Mr. Rooney Goes to Dinner. He travels to meet workers and discuss how they spend time and labor.
A retro TV listing highlights The Brain 1968 with David Niven and Eli Wallach set as a suspenseful NATO caper, plus West Side Story and Ziegfeld Girl reruns, The Rockford Files episode, Wall Street Week and Agronsky At Large with Boston musician Webster Lewis in a mixed schedule of films and talk.
A dense listing of late 1960s and early 1970s broadcasts across channels. Highlights include The Lockhorns backed by a 50 piece orchestra, Adams era films with cast such as Angie Dickinson and Peter Finch, and news/variety blocks from Galveston to Maine. The grid features documentaries, late-night talk, and a Perry Mason film slot, plus Baretta and Ironside rotations.
A reader asks about hyperactivity in children and management. Dr James H White cites 5 to 10 percent of schoolkids as hyperactive, with diagnosis by experts and school teachers. Drug therapy helps but should be minimal and not replace behavioral strategies. Diet concerns exist but evidence is incomplete. contact a child guidance center for details.
Ottawa Herald 45 Cedar publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and out of state. Includes tax, pricing for one month three months six months and one year, plus AP wire service rights statement.
National market day plans in New York aim to offer 378 to 425 properties valued over 1.5 billion dollars at a June 28 sale in the Waldorf Astoria Astor Salon. About 150 buyers and sellers from major developers pension funds and banks will attend a 175 dollar event.
AP reporter outlines a push by Labor Secretary Ray Marshall for a system where federally subsidized researchers at land grant universities give advance notice on new farm machines that could put farm workers out of jobs. He plans to consult USDA on implementing an early warning program.
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