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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1975
Page
1
Page Two editorial questions the school lunch subsidy clash between Ford and Congress. It argues lawmakers seek votes, warns against turning schools into lunchrooms, and contends education should be left to families while criticizing fiscal overreach and inflation.
The EPA moves to raise gasoline costs by a half cent per gallon through new vapor control mandates for large service stations in eight areas and to require scrubbers for coal plants. Utilities face a $35 million coal washing bill passed to customers. The piece contrasts these rules with geopolitical oil worries.
A patient reports longstanding gout since 1973 affecting the left big toe and fingers. She asks what causes high uric acid and what foods or substances to avoid, noting difficulty getting an answer from family.
Medical discussion covers uric acid and gout treatment shifting from diet to drugs, with note on metabolism and crystals in joints. Q and A sections address heart attack risk test results, cholesterol variability, vitamin C’s uncertain effect, and guidance on when to start the Pill before marriage and timing for conceiving after stopping use.
A short devotional prayer invoking God as creator of wind and weather. It asks for recognition of divine control and invites a momentary glimpse of God's work as seen by God. The piece closes with Amen.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with subscription rates for trade area by mail and out of area rates, including monthly and yearly prices. It notes Associated Press use for local news and includes editor and publisher credits.
A contrast of troubled New York and Washington amid strikes and politics. Details include New York’s fiscal troubles, Broadway musicians’ walkouts, Secret Service protection for Kissinger, and a new Commerce Department hearings office. Observations on unions, bureaucracy, and funding echo through both cities.
J Rex Dawe 87 takes over as president of the American Bankers Association saying lenders must balance help with protecting depositors. He cites his Farmers State Bank in Lucas Kansas and notes bankers share a strong community duty whether in New York or small towns. He warns against risky loans to save a city facing insolvency and stresses prudent fiscal responsibility.
A dense listing of TV programings across the day includes entertainment and news blocks with names like Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, Andy Griffith, Family Affair, The Beverly Hillbillies, and Star Trek. The schedule notes multiple time slots, channels, and themed blocks such as News, Weather, Sports, and special features like Masterpiece Theatre and Rockford Files.
CBS uses its own screening rooms with about 20 viewers to gauge a pilot’s appeal and collect reactions via personal devices and questionnaires. ASI Market Research recruits audiences, averaging 400 viewers per show, while NBC and ABC hire outside firms for tests.
Dawe cautions that a New York City default could force expenses to be paid from tax revenues and would affect future borrowing. He questions federal aid, noting the federal government does not create wealth and would set a precedent affecting other cities.
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