24 May 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1979
Page
1
A nonprofit survey of 2,000 colleges shows next year’s costs rising about 8 percent. State schools average $3,200 per academic year and private colleges about $5,500. Families fear tuition spirals will reduce enrollments, raising the per pupil cost. Lawmakers consider tax credits, while opponents warn of looming government intervention.
President Carter argued for higher interest ceilings to help small savers, saying current rates cost Americans billions in lost interest. He aims for near nine percent rates, but critics note higher savers’ taxes may worsen the budget gap.
A cluttered TV schedule fragment lists shows and guests including Mork and Mindy, Starsky and Hutch, Mannix, and The Tonight Show. It mentions film previews, channel listings, and subscription rates, with notes on local publishing and staff.
A 23 year old female reports recurring mouth canker sores monthly before menses. She is on the Pill, has tried brands, avoids certain foods, and takes vitamins. Sores are painful, sometimes hinder eating or talking. asks for guidance.
In this column a reader asks about canker sores and stress triggers. Advice favors tetracycline syrup mouth rinse for severe cases and notes sores lessen with age. The pages also cover nervous bowel, cholesterol from vinegar, cardiomyopathy, gall bladder surgery and dentures, prune juice effects, and STI treatment with condoms to prevent reinfection.
AP Television Writer Peter J. Boyer assesses Trapper John as chief surgeon in San Francisco, a spinoff that borrows only the name from M A S H. The pilot blends hospital drama with echoes of M A S H, but lacks its sharp wit and cohesive heritage.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff paints a portrait of William Batten 69 who since 1976 has led the New York Stock Exchange with a calm style. He seeks dialogue over confrontation balancing SEC aims public interest and exchange interests amid a central marketplace linkage and evolving progress.
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