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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1978
Page
1
Page Two editorial questions President Carter's inflation talk and his voluntary program. It suggests his plans are pie in the sky and notes workers won’t forego immediate raises. It criticizes the austerity rhetoric and the pledge to curb the federal debt as unlikely to win support.
The speaker warns that more questions will raise the federal debt by 30 billion dollars and challenges the plan to fill only half of vacancies. They highlight ongoing inflation rhetoric, criticize the bloated payroll, and question how long the public will tolerate large government and ineffective governance.
Smolan dairy farmer John Carlin, who attended a Carter visit with the President, says the race for governor in Kansas is a state affair and voters won’t be swayed by outsiders. He cautions people won’t vote for him because Carter came, calling Carlin refreshing and honest.
The listing highlights movies and shows such as Catton Candy, The Waltons haunted tales, Once Upon a Classic, The Great Wine Revolution, NFL Football, Jokers Wild, Hawaii Five-O, Greaseband live, Secret War of Jerry Frigg, Barnaby Jones Jr, Quincy, McMillan and Wife, S.W.A.T. and Starsky and Hutch, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, and Sergeant Bilko along with late night news and a prayer segment.
Kansas report by Cindy Schwartz describes Wichita State University political science associate professor James McKenney and a random telephone poll of 456 Wichita residents. The poll, conducted the week of Oct 16, shows Bill Roy defeating Nancy Landon Kassebaum among respondents, with gender bias noted as about 10 percent favoring a candidate solely because of gender and others praising a “fresh approach.” The open ended questions and incomplete computer processing limit firm conclusions. observers note TV viewership and campaign mood influence interpretations.
CBS will replace three aging Sunday morning programs Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up and Live and Camera Three with a new 90 minute Sunday news and feature show titled Morning CBS will rename the weekday CBS Morning News to Morning and may shift anchors Richard Threlkeld and Leslie Stahl as part of the overhaul the changes come as NBC Today and ABC Good Morning America remain its top rivals
A reader asks about costal chondritis and its long lasting chest pains. Dr Thosteson explains rib cartilage inflammation, Tietze syndrome confusion, and need for chest tests and possible prednisone. Also covered are rheumatoid nodules and treatment limits, plus a note on diuretic use and salt restriction for an older patient.
Publication details for 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas including editor and publisher Robert B Wellington. Subscription rates listed for trade area and outside trade area with monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly options. Out of state subscribers receive 3 percent sales tax deduction. Associated Press rights noted.
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