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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1979
Page
2
Editorial overview from the Ottawa Herald dated Monday October 1 1979. Opinions and features section outlines community insights, commentary and cultural notes reflecting local concerns and events of the time.
An editorial from The Hays Daily News notes that traditional passbook savings fall short after taxes and inflation, urging adoption of the Mortgage Subsidy Bond Tax Act of 1979 Moore substitute. It argues a $100 tax-exempt interest allowance could boost nationwide savings by about 8.6 percent and help curb inflation.
The Hutchinson News reports a Treasury task force backing replacing the George Washington one-dollar bill and the half dollar with Susan B Anthony dollar coins to save about 50 million dollars annually. The piece notes vending machines rejects, merchants’ resistance, and public indifference.
TV Tonight surveys a busy lineup with The White Shadow and Falcons football amid animated listings. Highlights include Johnny Carson’s 17th anniversary show, Russell comedy, Cap Shaw and Cavett segments, and classic films such as Stalag 17 and Midnight Express on ABC CBS and NBC with captions and news recaps.
Dear Dr Donahue letters discuss colitis from antibiotics. The writer notes an experience after flu antibiotic shots and cites a published article. Donahue explains rare, serious risk from clostridium difficile, antibiotics used for bacterial infections only, and that viruses cause colds and flu.
AP analysis by John Cunniff delves into United Way payroll deductions, scrutiny of compulsion versus voluntary giving, and how major donors and executives influence campaigns. Carl Bakal’s book argues UW funds mostly established white charities, questions efficiency and equity, while defenders cite voluntary initiative and pluralism.
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