Editorial snapshot from Ottawa Herald May 11 1978
Opinion page notes and features from the Ottawa Herald dated Thursday May 11 1978. Reads as a compact set of commentary items typical of a mid twentieth century local newspaper opinion section.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1978
Page
1
Opinion page notes and features from the Ottawa Herald dated Thursday May 11 1978. Reads as a compact set of commentary items typical of a mid twentieth century local newspaper opinion section.
The Ottawa Herald notes that in March 113 of 138 dogs at the Ottawa Animal Shelter found no homes and faced death. It cites city dog licenses, spaying costs, and an animal control officer who issues citations when dogs run at large. Two citations for a missing license typically total $20, cheaper than licensing and leashing a dog.
Kansas farmers angry after Congress blocks the farm bill seeking higher subsidies plan to bar hunters from northwest land. The anti hunting move aims to pressure urban centers but would hurt agriculture supporters and strain long standing ties with city residents.
Commentary urges keeping politics on record not personal matters as Curt Schneider announces running for re election. It notes past rumors and a Topeka accident, arguing voters should focus on his performance in office rather than gossip.
A reader asks about strengthening a badly sprained ankle and avoiding tennis ankle recurrences. The doctor warns that six months post injury pain warrants reevaluation, explains sprain grades, and advises gradual exercise, support, and possible longer recovery. The cataract query covers risks of delaying surgery, nondisintegration of cataracts, intraocular implants, and general guidance plus a note on about 400,000 annual U.S. vision restorations.
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt previews CBSs Body Human program The Vital Connection focusing on brain function and advances in treatment It features three dramatic case histories Carol Culver Barbralynn Roth and Patrick Riggs and notes both successes and limits of medical care while urging viewers to watch the program tonight.
A hoarse collage of TV listings features Welcome Back Kotter as part of a chaotic night with sci fi, crime and drama shows. The lineup includes Star Trek Turnabout Intruder, Manners of Baretta, Masterpiece Theatre and The Great Waldo Pepper, plus talk and variety programs and a TV preacher prayer segment.
AP reports Craig Hall, 27, CEO of 12 firms and real estate investor, wrote The Real Estate Turnaround while his net worth rose from 6 to over 10 million. Hall seeks opportunistic buys of poorly run properties, turning lemons into profits, including a 1,145 apartment complex near Detroit nicknamed Lemontree.
The Cedar daily notes subscription rates for trade area and out of area. Local editor Robert B. Wellington prints rates for one month to one year, with tax details and a 3 percent deduction for out of state subscribers. It also states AP news use rights.
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