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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
1
A Kansas weekly editor reports a farmer capturing three burglars from Kansas City on his farm, prompting sheriff involvement. Meanwhile a Wichita law enforcement seminar featured a KBI official warning that metropolitan crime pressure drives rural crime, urging better training and larger rural sheriff staffs to protect the public.
Senate debate centers on fraud and mis management claims amid NYC bankruptcy risk with seven million residents and an $11 billion annual budget. Officials discuss federal aid, payroll costs, and union wages as factors while Rockefeller and Buckley clash over oversight and accountability.
A garbled passage discusses a coronary bypass and a husband’s health constraints. It questions whether there is a way to resume light work despite exertion and pressure considerations. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or events to anchor further detail.
Reader asks if coronary artery bypass would help her husband with angina. Expert notes many bypasses performed yearly with relief of pain, high success, and about 0.5 percent risk, but cautions heart status and age must be considered.
Newton New Jersey AP reports a Survival School run by Mormon minister Jack Chase teaching emergency readiness. Enrollment stays high with a waiting list as students learn sprouting grinding wheat breadmaking and food dehydration to preserve nutrients.
AP analysis notes U S economy shows signs of recovery with 11.2 percent GNP rise in Q3 and unemployment at 6.3 percent but consumer and business confidence lag. Surveys reveal reluctance to spend or expand as private economies await stronger signals. Mortgage activity rises, yet funds flow chiefly to existing homes, and home building remains weak.
Television insiders note the family viewing push trims lineups with six of sixteen new family hour shows canceled due to weak ratings. CBS and NBC see most cuts with only Kate McShane and Beacon Hill surviving past the family period. CBS plans to replace Three for the Road with 60 Minutes, hoping to lift weekly ratings against NBC and ABC.
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that live cattle prices fell aiding shoppers at supermarkets, yet pork prices continue their upward climb. Labor Department figures show September food prices edged up overall despite grocery declines, with higher restaurant costs offsetting the drop. USDA retail beef prices eased in October while pork at retail counters rose.
A dense TV log lists programs from News to Hogan's Heroes and Star Trek across daytime to late night slots, with many repeats and children’s shows. The article then shifts to USDA price data for October, noting beef averaging about $1.53 per pound, pork around $1.58, and cattle and hog price trends, plus middlemen margins and farm value trends in September.
Ottawa Herald announces daily publication with subscription rates for trade area and outside area. In state readers pay tax. out of state subscribers receive 3 percent tax deduction.
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