22 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1976
Page
1
In Topeka Sir Robert Bennett stands as a steadfast defender of the treasury, resisting highway, education, and state aid demands. Critics warn higher local taxes loom, while officials fear tarnished reputations as his armor gleams and his administration risks tougher funding choices.
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller warned Congress against tampering with the free enterprise system and urged tax reforms to promote plant modernization and real job creation. He criticized dominant central government in Washington and called for fewer restraints to foster economic expansion during an election year.
A 56 year old woman with arthritis and neuritis describes daily swimming of a quarter mile five days a week. She experiences burning in legs and arms during swimming, pauses to float several minutes, then resumes when the pain subsides.
Reader questions about exercising with neuritis and burning pain. Dr Thosteson notes no harm from light activity, fascia tightening possible, aspirin before swimming may ease discomfort, otherwise no specific treatment. Also addresses a 16 month old with halitosis, likely due to tonsils, adenoids, nasal issues, or milk, and advises doctor visit to rule out causes.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt notes Steve Railsback, a Texan actor, plays Charles Manson in a two hour CBS film about the Tate LaBianca murders. Railsback recalls initially turning down the role due to fear and rumors, and describes pressure and safety rumors surrounding the production.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff notes weak market reaction to strong late 1950s era data. Despite rising output and profits, institutions hold less cash, individual investors show indifference, and optimism clashes with selling pressure. Analysts warn the market may soon reverse.
A report from the U S Agriculture Department compares British Columbia’s land-use controls with U S debates on farm land protection. It notes a 1972 BC moratorium on nonfarm use, a permitting and subdivision approval system, and a commission overseeing plans. It contrasts U S legislative attempts with BC’s concrete steps, while warning critics of possible federal overreach.
A dense OCR style listing of TV time slots, programs, and channels spanning daytime to late night. Entries name shows such as Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street Family Affair Gomer Pyle Bonanza The Tonight Show and more with multiple time blocks and channel references.
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays at Ottawa Kansas 66067 editor Robert B Wellington. Rates vary by trade area with taxes, by mail one month 1 96 three months 5 36 six months 9 37 one year 17 30. Outside trade area rates higher by month three months six months one year 2 73 7 00 13 29 24 46. Out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax. Associated Press holds exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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