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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
2
The Ottawa Herald notes a farmer foiling three burglars from Kansas City and a Wichita semin ar on urban crime pushing rural enforcement. A Kansas Bureau of Investigation speaker warns small towns rely on understaffed sheriffs, urging better training and larger rural departments to protect the public.
Seven million residents and an $11 billion annual budget strain New York City as bankruptcy rumors spread. Senator Buckley pushes Congress for an investigation into alleged fraud and mismanagement, while Vice President Rockefeller and Ford clash over federal aid and remedies.
A person seeks guidance from Dr Thosteson about resuming light work after coronary bypass surgery. The note mentions mild exertion and pressure and asks if a safer workaround exists to allow brief work activity again.
Reader letters describe coronary artery bypass as common for incapacitating angina with vein grafts to bypass obstructions. It notes risks around half a percent and stresses proper heart status evaluation and age-related health weighing before recommending surgery.
The Survival School in Newton New Jersey offers practical hockey like drills to train people for emergencies such as earthquakes floods and avalanches. The program emphasizes hands on practice and aims to instill readiness with a focus on real world use and safety.
AP reports the U S economy shows signs of recovery via rising GDP and employment, yet consumer and business confidence remains cautious. Polls indicate uncertain spending, with capital plans small and home lending buoyed by mortgage activity but overall housing and future demand weak.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reports that 16 new family hour series premiere this year with only six surviving due to weak ratings. CBS and NBC bow out with eight failures, while Kate McShane and Beacon Hill survive only briefly. CBS shifts Three for the Road to make room for 60 Minutes, as NBC, ABC face Disney and Swiss Family Robinson against CBS.
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports ongoing price shifts in meat. Live cattle prices have declined helping consumers, but pork prices continue their upward climb, with USDA figures showing pork at retail counters rising while beef prices ease in October despite overall food price movement.
The column lists a dense TV schedule across channels with numerous programs including Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street Early Show Gomer Pyle Star Trek and Perry Mason along with late night offerings. It also includes a long finances note from USDA on October beef pork and live cattle prices and farm value trends.
Published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas the paper lists trade area subscription rates by mail one month 196 cents three months 536 six months 937 one year 1730 outside trade area rates higher by mail one month 278 three months 700 six months 4513.29 one year 2446 plus 3 percent sales tax for out of state.
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