10 May 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1979
Page
1
In a May 10 1979 editorial the Ottawa Herald questions Amtrak's energy use claims and the reliability of statistics. It contrasts government and corporate figures, noting Amtrak’s 9 percent rise in passengers in early 1979. The piece argues against slashing the rail service amid rising fuel costs.
The Skynook Corporation owner complains the city sewer runs through his machine shop and worries about disruption during repairs. The issue shows the need for long range planning as areas near the city may be annexed and future infrastructure rerouting could be cheaper overall.
Program guide notes a chaotic mix of film previews, interviews, and documentaries. Highlights include Santos and Mull performances, a mock trial of a deranged killer, previews of Manhattan and Asian American history episodes, and Star Trek like features alongside news briefs and a jet simulator segment.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area readers with varying monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices. In Ottawa and surrounds, carrier delivery rates are specified, including sales tax and AP association membership.
A mother writes that her son, now 14 and six feet tall, had a shoulder fracture at age 12 causing a shorter left arm. X rays confirmed the fracture. She asks Dr Ruble if any treatment exists to stimulate growth of the arm to even it with the right.
AP interview with Chevy Chase reveals wary stance toward TV series, preferring film freedom and creative control. He discusses NBC three specials, a new movie Saturday Matinee, and why he avoids long runs on television.
AP analysis notes real estate investor Donald Hovde, president of the National Association of Realtors, argues pervasive regulatory barriers deter homebuilding and raise costs by about 20 percent. He cites building moratoriums, environmental rules, and duplicative reviews as factors limiting supply, affecting ownership rates and prices. Existing homeowners warn new development strains public services and may depress appreciation.
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