05 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1976
Page
1
The editorial notes the presidential contest was close and Carter faces a tight path ahead. It praises his campaign for appealing to Blacks, Jewish voters, unions, the elderly, and city dwellers while criticizing Washington and welfare. It mentions promises like a $60 billion surplus and a more responsive government.
American agrees Ford will aid in the transition to the new administration. Carter should be given every chance to deliver, as his hold on office may be shaky. White House tenure is short to fulfill promises. More Americans seek truth in packaging.
After four years in office Governor Bennett faces a mixed political landscape. Voters backed an agricultural land assessment amendment while state Republicans lost ground in the Senate and Democrats gained control of the House. Bennett defended the tax policy but avoided blame, suggesting no single thread in the Democratic victories.
A longtime reader asks why the columnist seldom writes on cancer, describing it as the greatest medical problem of today and seeking explanation from the Dear Dr Thesteson column.
A medical advice column discusses limited non surgical cancer treatments, emphasizes early detection, and notes links between smoking and lung cancer. It includes reader letters on child swelling possibly from nephritis, spinal calcium deposits, and a prayer excerpt. The tone remains educational, cautions against false cures, and highlights ongoing research progress.
ABCs 21 Hours at Munich recreates the 1972 Olympic attack with thorough research and strong casting. William Holden leads as Police Chief Manfred Schreiber, Franco Nero as a terrorist leader, Shirley Knight as a key contact, Richard Basehart as Willy Brandt, and Anthony Quayle as Gen Zvi Zamir, delivering a taut account alongside NBCs Gone with the Wind rivalry.
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears reports President-elect Jimmy Carter emphasizes that the margin of victory will not dictate his agenda. He seeks broad support in Congress to advance tax reform, welfare reform, and federal reorganization, promising a balanced budget by term end while stressing unity beyond party lines.
A dense broadcast guide lists programs across channels with titles like My Three Sons Sesame Street and The Brady Bunch. It notes sports, news, movies, and specials including UCLA Rose Bowl context and marquee late night shows.
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