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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1978
Page
1
The Lawrence region highlights rising costs for the Clinton Reservoir access roads known as Clinton Parkway. Originally 5.9 million for 4.1 miles, current estimates reach 9.8 million with right of way still unfunded, illustrating inflation and reactive government planning that taxes taxpayers.
The piece surveys various proposed and existing tax credits for solar and wind equipment, college students, home insulation, homesteads, new business equipment, and unemployment, noting the complicating effect on tax forms. It questions broader tax policy and suggests broader tax cuts as an easier alternative.
TV listings present a lively mix of classic programs including The Waltons and Mister Rogers style family scenes. Major items feature Lord Bath interviews, a Broadway dancer entering Jon-Boy family life, and a selection of dramas and comedies across major networks with ensemble casts and notable guest stars.
In this reader letter, MY asks how long stretch marks last and what causes them. The columnist recalls a past remark that stretch marks never truly disappear but fade, and questions whether weight loss speeds this process.
Letters discuss stretch marks from pregnancy and exercise effects on skin tone. Readers ask about a nail fungus medicine, griseofulvin, with note of possible side effects and need for supervision. A boy with prolonged fever prompts advice for lymph node biopsy to rule out infection or leukemia. Additional letters cover stomach digestion triggers, vagus nerve role, and diabetic symptoms with diet guidance.
Review of Hudson Street Hospital, a new ABC comedy set in a urban hospital starring Gregory Sierra as Dr Tony Menzies. The pilot features a mentally ill ex Army medic posing as a doctor, a lively cast, and warm, respectful tone, but suffers from unfocused scenes and uneven cohesion.
AP analysis notes that despite denials business leaders fear Carter may resort to wage price restraints to curb inflation. They recall Nixon's freeze, warn such controls could trap profits and prompt anticipatory price hikes, while costs rise from a weaker dollar, higher Social Security taxes, and imports limits. Inflation is seen rising this year with forecasts around 6 to 6.5 percent.
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