15 Mar 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1979
Page
1
Congress discusses America's energy alarm as James R. Schlesinger warns of a looming shortage from Iran's oil field shutdown. He stresses that about 5 percent of U S oil supply comes from Iran and calls for collective action.
An energy department head outlines a travel program costing millions as 2,000 personnel roam the country to discuss crises. The piece argues government leadership must set an example as a major energy user and asks officials to question necessity of trips to save energy and money.
Ottawa University launches its annual area fund drive aiming for a local $50,000 goal. Dr. Robert Shaw stresses three essential sources of support: the Ottawa community, alumni and friends, and Baptist affiliations. He warns that failure from any source endangers the university and its role for area residents and students.
A dense listing of TV programs spans Mork and Mindy Little Women and other familiar titles. The block includes documentaries on the F 16 and F 15 and multiple movies such as The Quiller Memorandum and Enchantment with time slots across late evening.
A reader named Ms E H asks Dr Ruble to discuss abdominal epilepsy after a doctor suggested the diagnosis. She reports abdominal pain and headaches and seeks information not found in medical articles.
The article discusses abdominal epilepsy and abdominal migraine as possible nerve related conditions with nausea dizziness and headaches. It notes brainwave tests and anticonvulsants may help if tests confirm the diagnosis and suggests a gastroenterologist. It also answers reader questions on diverticulosis and diverticulitis including infection rates diet and signs. It ends with guidance for an 18 year old boy about growth hormone treatment and psychological support.
AP reports PBS plans a reality based comedy with The Righteous Apples about race relations in an integrated Boston school. Writer Topper Carew notes the show aims to blend hard realities with humor to reach teens and minorities and challenge commercial TV norms.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues that U.S. tax policy punishes savers and undermines capital formation. He contrasts American taxation of savings with foreign incentives, notes a 4.6 percent savings rate, and discusses potential fixes like tax exclusions to spur deposits, mortgages, and jobs, while warning against housing overbuild and regulator actions ending daily compounding of six month certificates.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for local trade area and outside regions, with by-mail options ranging from one month to one year and varying sales tax rules. Carrier rates for Ottawa and surrounding towns are also shown, plus a note that out of state subscribers pay tax adjustments.
A short spiritual reflection requests guidance to know and do God's will. It emphasizes internal law in the heart and asks for grace to follow divine instruction. The prayer closes with Amen.
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