22 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
1
The editorial argues government funding for housing is insufficient because it borrows and increases the national debt. It notes high land prices, rising labor and material costs, and long term interest, plus taxes and upkeep, worsening access for young couples and renters seeking homes.
The author argues that allowing tax depreciation for new housing construction and remodeling would boost activity in housing, business, and industry. High rates and costs hinder growth, but depreciation could create jobs and increase income tax revenue, despite opposing views about Treasury impact.
Central Heights principal Bob Erisman speaks out on excessive off campus activities. He argues time and energy spent by students on outside events distracts from core learning. He calls for basics first and for teachers to find engaging, rewarding instruction rather than duty.
A parent reports their almost three year old son has had croup four times since his first birthday, with one episode treated at home and several requiring hospitalization. The note asks for medical guidance from Dr Thosteson.
A reader asks about allergies causing croup in her toddler and whether to see an allergist. The doctor outlines two croup types, notes allergy can worsen croup, recommends removing animal dander, and suggests seeking allergy evaluation. Additional Qs cover vascular headaches and cheese fat content with practical guidance.
AP reports 9 30 p m EDT start for Ford Carter third and final presidential debate. Jim Karaya of the League of Women Voters predicts high ratings despite Nielsen’s drops from debates earlier in the campaign. Walters moderates in Williambury, Va., with analysis from press and pollsters.
AP analyst argues ordinary Americans distrust economists and politicians while facing inflation and unemployment. A bank survey shows only 20 percent feel the economy better than six months ago and about 45 percent fear inflation, with 40 percent citing joblessness as the main worry. Consumers drive spending and shield the economy, relying on personal perception over expert guidance.
A dense TV grid outlines daytime and prime time programs across networks. It lists shows such as My Three Sons, Sesame Street, The Brady Bunch, News, Adams Chronicles, Hogan's Heroes, Perry, and various debates and sports events with multiple time slots and channel references across the day.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers with monthly and yearly options. It notes the paper is published daily except Sundays and holidays and carries Associated Press news for local coverage.
A scholarly analysis shows 10 states account for 60 percent of U.S. farm exports for the year ending June 30, with Illinois, Iowa, Texas, California, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio and North Carolina totaling 178 electoral votes. Exports rose to $22.15 billion, led by feed grains and wheat, with Illinois the top exporter at about $2.41 billion.
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