28 May 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1976
Page
1
The editorial notes a federal class action filed in Washington aiming to stop the upcoming food stamp program. It alleges 1.7 million families may lose benefits under new rules. It questions whether courts should override Congress and administration in program design and execution.
Surveys show the Bennett administration’s approach to local sales taxes failing as 15 of 18 attempts miss. Cities plan next year’s budgets and only two may seek local sales tax votes while the rest lean toward indirect revenue boosts. Property taxes likely rise again as state surplus funds flow to Topeka.
A parent writes to Dr Thosteson recounting a severe bee sting reaction that nearly killed their 32 year old son last year. Immediate hospital treatment saved him and he now carries an epinephrine kit in case of future stings away from medical care.
A long term desensitization program can cut sting reactions by about 90 percent but requires ongoing commitment and risk assessment based on exposure. Adults may hesitate. outdoors work favors treatment. Also guidance on nest removal and allergist consultation is advised. Hair health concerns note that only follicle damage causes permanent harm and excessive heat should be avoided. If arches hurt, seek podiatry evaluation for proper support options. A prayer closes the column.
AP analyzes how 1976 became a car driven economy with GM forecasts for 10.6 million cars and over 3 million trucks. Strong demand offsets high prices and past fears, while mid May sales pace nears 1973’s peak though American Motors lags. Gasoline shortages risks persist as reserves thin.
Eighteen members of Congress urge the General Accounting Office to investigate the Farmers Home Administration and pursue legal steps if needed to raise grants aiding rural small towns. The request targets increased funding and stronger support for rural development programs administered by FmHA.
The Associated Press reports lawmakers urged GAO action on FmHA grant usage for water and sewer projects. A letter led by Rep. Rose cites $110 million in grants out of $250 million for this fiscal year, urging a 50 percent grants share and highlighting rural needs. Also notes on broiler price trends and Soviet grain rainfall prospects for 1976 harvest.
A dense TV grid lists 5:00 to midnight programs across networks with news, sports, movies, and classics. Notable items include Sesame Street, The Brady Bunch, Hogan's Heroes, Gunsmoke, Mary Tyler Moore, Monty Python, Indianapolis 500 coverage, Masterpiece Theatre, and Night Gallery among many entries.
CBS News presents Busing, narrated by Charles Collingwood, examining court ordered busing in Boston and Charlotte amid national questions of educational impact and Department of Justice test cases. The program emphasizes balanced, low key voices over sensational violence, offering a reasoned forum on desegregation tensions.
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