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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1978
Page
1
City backs off improving Seventh Street from Cedar to the city limits amid resident opposition. Editorial argues delay will raise costs and endanger travelers, urging rapid engineering and staged work from Main to the west limits while presenting definitive plans to residents.
From Other Editors The News urges voters to elect Nancy Kassebum over Democrats, arguing Congress has failed on inflation energy and reform. It criticizes both parties while praising Kassebaum and predicting better governance if she is chosen. Hutchinson News.
AP Business Analyst John Cunningh explores how rising prices corrupt ethics by rewarding profligacy and punishing thrift. He notes inflation curtails investment in new business, prompts lower quality goods, widens labor disputes, boosts black markets, and shifts taxpayers into higher brackets, harming all social layers.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reviews Visions Season 3 premiere inspired by Bartow Florida figure Charlie Smith, a former slave and cowboy. The drama sketches his life from 1854 to 1920, using flashbacks narrated by an elderly Smith, but the show comes off as strained despite strong acting by Donny Cooper Glynn Turman and Richard Ward.
TV listings show Welcome Back Kotter's plot about the Sweathogs buying a car from Vinnie's Uncle Louie with a mishap risking their investment. The schedule includes Bonanza, Andy Williams concert, Tonight Show, and country awards with prominent stars and a Leontyne Price White House recital.
Ottawa Herald shows daily publication details with price lists for local and out of area subscriptions. It lists monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates, plus a 3 percent out-of-state tax deduction and notes AP news rights.
A reader aged 36 asks why she cannot wake despite three alarm clocks. She goes to bed at 10:30, avoids late eating, takes vitamins, and doesn't nap. She has overslept for two years, losing six months of work, seeking medical guidance.
The letter explains that sleep needs vary and some people wake easily while others need a strong stimulus. It suggests hyper somnia as a name, recommends a physical exam to rule out disorders, notes dry skin can signal thyroid issues, and mentions seasonal sleepiness from ventilation problems while acknowledging limited personal remedies.
Reader questions cover back acne linked to clothing and posture, with advice to keep the area clean and avoid prolonged pressure. The second question explains otosclerosis and surgery’s role, noting only a small portion of cases involve hearing loss and recommending discussion with a doctor. A pharmacist warns that vitamin B-6 can interfere with L-dopa in Parkinson’s treatment. other vitamins are generally OK.
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