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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1977
Page
1
A brief page note from the Ottawa Herald on Page Two outlines editorial features and opinions published with the Thursday, October 6, 1977 edition including commentary sections and byline structure. It frames the tone for opinion pieces across the issue.
Readers confront a out-of-town developer pushing a senior housing tower amid zoning changes and neighborhood disruption in Ottawa. The piece ties tensions to a broader world scene with a Carter nuclear policy note, a Soviet hunter killer satellite test, and calls for peaceful prudence, ending with a reflective prayer.
AP reports a playful forecast of which new series will succeed or fail. It catalogs cancellations and renewals across NBC CBS and ABC with predicted fates for shows like Sanford Arms Mulligan Stew Soap and Wonder Woman plus notes on Richard Pryor NBC cancellations and shifting schedules.
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about possible glaucoma in a 19 year old after a glasses check. They want causes, treatment options, whether a second opinion is wise, and if normal eyesight is possible. Mrs J V seeks guidance.
Eye exams routinely include glaucoma tests aiding early detection and treatment. A reader asks about fertility drugs, with Dr Thosteson confirming minimal side effects at proper doses and outlining risks, pregnancy odds, and multiple birth chances.
TV listings preview a mix of movies and series across channels. Highlights include Papillon 1973 with Dustin Hoffman, a Barner Miller episode, The Pink Panther, Drought coverage, The World Serial of Trivia, The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, and movies like Cover Girl 1944 with Hayworth and Kelly.
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland unveils a plan to fold fourteen USDA agencies into larger units, reducing 40 agencies to 26 without dismissals. The Office of the Inspector General is restored with Thomas F. McBride named inspector general. The Farmers Home Administration will merge into the Rural Development Service to form the Farm and Rural Development Administration, pending Congressional approval. Several major agencies, however, are exempt from the plan.
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