25 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1979
Page
1
The piece argues rationing may come as supplies dwindle due to policy meddling and public pressure. It warns that voluntary cuts by drivers could ease refinery strain and shorten pump lines, while urging less driving to avoid a new federal coupon system.
A Washington dining room incident involving Iowa Congressman Tom Harkin highlights Capitol building code violations. The burned hamburger, stove, and kitchen exposed no fire extinguisher or evacuation plan and prompted broader questions about Congress enforcing rules on others but not itself. This critique extends to pay, hiring, wage laws, and Social Security enforcement.
Fragmented text lists a mix of program titles, hosts, and slogans from a TV schedule. It references teachers, a fight scene, ethics code discussions, and a film lineup including The Rockford Files and The Untouchables. The column appears as a jumble of listings and religious content interspersed with brief captions.
AP writer Peter J. Boyer riffs on the summer TV landscape, lamenting heavy reruns and pilots, imagining spoof shows like The Killer Bees Variety Hour and The Terrorists Who Couldn't Shoot Straight. He jokes about Bees, adults guiding kids, and a few satirical series such as Jiggle, The Quack, Greed, and Berserk.
We explain what hardening of the arteries means, its common symptoms, which parts of the body are affected, and whether the condition can be reversed, using plain, nontechnical language to help Fr. I. and readers grasp the basics.
The article explains arteriosclerosis as artery thickening and its progressive effects on brain heart and leg vessels. It covers prevention through activity and diet, typical symptoms like TIAs angina and claudication, and notes diagnosis challenges. Reader questions address sinus trouble due to dry air or flowers, diabetes risk from sweets, excessive bathing itching, air travel with epilepsy, and Tietze's syndrome with its chest pain misinterpretation and treatment options.
AP analyst notes slack in consumer spending may be offset by a rise in corporate capital expenditure, softening a potential downturn. Yet doubts persist after weak retail sales, with energy costs and inflation fueling uncertainty about whether industry will commit to spending before demand rebounds.
The Ottawa Herald lists detailed subscription prices for trade area and out of area readers. It notes in Ottawa and surrounding towns carrier rates and tax inclusions, and mentions membership in the Associated Press.
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