Editorial Echoes on Page Two May 22 1978 Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald s Opinion and Features section presents Monday May 22 1978 Page Two editorials reflecting on local affairs and broader concerns. The piece surveys community issues, frames public discourse, and voices editorial perspectives from the era.
Kansas DA’s Subpoena Bid Rebuffed by Court
A Sedgwick County associate district judge denied District Attorney Vern Miller’s bid to subpoena private telephone records for a drug probe. The court ruled such subpoenas must be issued by a judge, not a prosecutor, and typically require a probable cause hearing. Miller criticized the decision as extra work for judges and the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Sedgwick County
Vern Miller
Miller
D.A
Water district weighs dam plan on Cedar Creek
Anderson County water district studies Cedar Creek dam options. Engineer advises building a single purpose reservoir now to save time and money, avoiding federal routes that add five years and about one million dollars, raising water costs by 20 cents per thousand gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson County
Cedar Creek
Uncle Sam
American Agriculture movement gains pace and doubts fade
The Hutchinson News notes the American Agriculture movement reaches its first year with行政 changes from the Department of Agriculture. Wheat set aside rises to 20 percent, target prices lift for wheat and milo, storage payments up to 25 cents a bushel, loan terms for soybeans improve, and loan rates increase. Unity and continued pressure are urged to extend influence beyond farm states as the movement aims for profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Hutchinson News
Television Schedule collage with mixed programs
A dense, montage style listing of TV programs, movies, and segments across channels. It mentions Sugar Time and various show titles, actors, and plot hints, plus a long catalog of news, sports, and entertainment items spanning late night to afternoon blocks.
Prayer Verses Inspire Confident Proclamation Of Christ
A devotional prayer thanks God for faith in Jesus Christ and asks for help to boldly proclaim His lordship to glorify the Father Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
God
Father
Heavenly Father
Celiac Disease Inquiry From Parents About Diet and Cure
Mr and Mrs LL ask Dr Thosteson about celiac disease in a child. They report wheat and rye avoidance due to alleged allergy and seek guidance on other avoidances, possible allergies, and whether the condition can improve or be cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thosteson
A.P
Understanding celiac disease and related health questions
The reader explains celiac disease as an intolerance to gluten causing intestinal damage and nutrient absorption issues, notes on symptoms and a gluten-free diet, and lists hidden gluten sources. Additional letters discuss fatty lipomas, breast feeding and contraception, and myocardial ischemia with basic explanations and treatment considerations.
Whodunnit Miniseries Worth The Squirming
AP Television writer Jerry Buck reviews CBS six hour three part miniseries The Dain Curse starring James Coburn as Hamilton Nash known as the Continental Op. Set in 1928 New York with a hardboiled detective tone the production features a cast including Jason Miller Jean Simmons Beatrice Straight Nancy Addison Hector Elizondo and Paul Stewart. Filmed on location in Shelter Island Easton and New York City the miniseries uses flowing single shot sequences to heighten suspense while director E W Swackhamer guides a deliberately paced mystery through a maze of clues and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coburn
Jean Simmons
Jason Millar
James
Quebec
Elvis Presley
Barbara Eden
Cuartes Irwin
Emily Dickinson
Galileo Galital
Attila the Hun
Charly
Clift Robertsen
Glaira Blaam
Jerry Buck
LOS Angeles
Cobnty
CBS Tonight
CBS
E.W
Coburn
Hamilton Nash
Dashiell Hammett
Black Mask
Private Eyes
Robert Lenski
Martin Poll
San Francisco
New York
Nash
Jason Miller
Temple of the Holy Grail
Beatrice Straight
Nancy Addison
Hector Elizondo
Paul Stewart
Andrew Laszlo
Shelter Island
N.Y
Easton
New York City
Cedar newspaper subscription rates and details
JM S. Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. Rates list by mail for trade area and outside area, including sales tax. out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent tax deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Hearing Tests Set for Ottawa at Royal Manor Motel
Free tests by Beltone specialists offered May 24 from noon to 3 PM at the Royal Manor Motel Ottawa. Tests use electronic equipment to gauge if hearing loss can be helped, with explanations of causes and ear anatomy. In home testing available. appointments can be arranged if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Manor
Beltone
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Charles
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Eudora Welty
Mississippi
Louise Lasser
Charles Grodin
Jane
Eudora Welly
Wriler
Tennyson
Dick Cavety
Stan Getz
Charlie X
Tony la Blanca
Glean Corbett
Ohn Davidson
Medical Center
C&s
Glenda Jackson
George Segal
Vicki
Steve
Mary Tyler Moore
ABC
Washburn University
Dooly
Jayld Birney
Paul Burke
Donald Sutheand
Jennifer O'Neil
Miami
Nassau
Casey
Molina Oe
Walt Disney Productions
Inicolor
Doarey Pchaco
Ges
Hahaha
George Cc. Thosteson
Associated Press
Hillcrest
Crame
Teerhone
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