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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1978
Page
1
The Hutchinson state senator Bert Chaney plans a formal gubernatorial bid next Saturday with six press conferences across Kansas from Wichita to the state capital. The Ottawa Herald notes the staged publicity tour mirrors modern campaigns, which prioritize photo ops over policy.
Pittsburgh Republican Representative Joe Skubitz flies to Vienna for an Interparliamentary Union gathering at taxpayer expense. He attends as a guest while not running for re election and has previously joined overseas trips to the Middle East and Malaysia.
Nancy Malone, then a 16 year old actress in CBS I Remember Mama, becomes producer of the CBS film Like Mother Like Me starring Linda Lavin and Kristy McNichol. Malone, a red haired New Yorker, reflects on her climb from actress to producer and her view that networks now favor strong roles for women, with discussion of evolving TV trends and a wish for male versions of female led shows.
Critics say foreign buyers of U.S. farmland can dodge income withholding taxes under some tax treaties. An unpublished USDA analysis notes capital gains exemptions may let investors pay 12 to 15 percent less, boosting bids by 12 to 15 percent for eight percent annual appreciation. If invested as business, gains taxed. as passive investment, no federal tax if in U.S. fewer than 183 days. Report circulated among Congress and farm groups. West Germany cited as example.
The chartered ship at Brest mutinies as James faces financial ruin amid a failing fruit cargo. TV listings show various programs from Lou Grant to The Tonight Show, with a news note on tax treaties highlighting real estate gains for German investors and the Netherlands Antilles as a shelter hub.
The Cedar published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription prices for trade area by mail and outside area with monthly and yearly options. It notes out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction and credits the Associated Press for local news use.
A reader asks Dr Thosteson for insights into what causes a young man to become homosexual and seeks helpful light on the subject regarding her 25-year-old son. The letter requests medical and psychological perspective from the physician columnist.
Analyzed theories on gender sensing and family influence, noting mother overprotection and a stern father as factors. Discusses phases before puberty, potential normalization of same sex interactions, signs of homosexual tendencies, and the role of psychotherapy with cautions about its effectiveness. Includes reflections on religious ethics, patient perspectives, and public attitudes toward homosexuality.
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