23 Oct 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1979
Page
1
Ottawa HeraIe Opinions & Features notes a federal commission’s unclear Three Mile Island assessment and argues public nuclear policy must be decided in Washington, not at small plants like Seabrook. cites AP’s report on anti nuclear demonstrations.
AP reporters endured four days of confrontations as police and National Guard troops with dogs and tear gas tried to quell more than 1,500 protestors attempting to occupy the anti nuclear plant site. The piece argues policies should be decided by study and reason, not force.
Kansas lawmakers hear a proposal to raise driving age from 16 to 18 with restricted licenses for ages 14 to 18. Hutchinson representative argues the bill would save gas, cut crime, and reduce accidents, a move aimed at limiting teenage mobility unless one is a teenager.
A cluttered listings page outlines Tonight's schedule with a mix of movies and programs. Notable items include Happy Days and The Six Million Dollar Man among film features like Comes Amar and Dog And Gat, plus The Tonight Show with David Letterman and CBS/MRC News segments.
James Kilpatrick argues the Senate Ethics Committee found Senator Talmadge's conduct reprehensible in a 91 to 15 denunciation. The report details $36,000 to $50,000 in bogus home office reimbursements from public funds, with Talmadge signing most checks. Georgia voters should review the record before next year’s election.
AP Business Analyst discusses price discrimination in holiday catalogues and new customer discounts. Examples include Pfaelzer Bros. and E.F. Hutton ads, plus auto rental fuel surcharges and metered gas tanks, illustrating customer loyalty seeking higher prices and billing surprises.
Dr Donahue explains belching from carbonation as carbon dioxide in drinks while gas the body produces also comes from food and bacteria. He advises moderation of cola intake and notes coffee withdrawal should be gradual. He defends real letters and considers questions about cataracts and chicken eggs with limited certainty.
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