Editorial roundup and features in Ottawa Herald October 29 1977
The Ottawa Herald's Page Two presents opinions and feature pieces from the October 29 1977 edition. The section gathers editorial commentary, local insights, and human interest notes reflecting community concerns and cultural topics of the time.
Stolen Car Tale Highlights KC Police Garage Ruse
Saturday Notebook recalls the Tongonoxie escapees who stole a Thunderbird, later recovered by police in Kansas City North, and left with 91 miles total since theft. The piece weaves in local journalism quirks, insurance replacements, and a wry jab about paper costs and two martini lunches amid price hikes in newsprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Neibarger
Tongonoxie
Gene
Herald
Denver
Illinois
Kansas City
North End
Neibarger
Leavenworth
Farmers' Take Expected To Rise In 78, Says USDA
The Agriculture Department forecasts farm prices in the first quarter of 1978 will rise a little over 1 percent from the current quarter, with a 1.7 percent gain in Q2. However, forecasts reflect two years of bumper yields and show prices remaining depressed despite higher production costs. The Outlook and Situation Board notes large crop stocks and rising livestock supplies will keep farm prices and incomes weak into next year, with continued heavy use of price-support programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
USDA
Dear Dr Thosteson column on classroom sweets and health
A reader asks why schools celebrate birthdays with cookies and candy and urges kinder classroom treats to curb obesity. The letter notes sugar and diabetic concerns and seeks guidance for healthier party practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesteson
lingering GOP tensions echo in 1978 Kansas races
Kansas political scene shows Ford Reagan rift lingering in Fifth District GOP primary. Don Johnston and Bill Falstad have direct ties to Ford, while Fredonia and McGill note memory of the feud could shape next year’s campaigns. Gov. Bennett and Sen. Simpson eye future moves amid party divides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hinnen
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Congress
Don Johnston
Pittsburg
Ford
Johnston
Bill Falstad
Fredonia
Ford Campaign
Pete McGill
Winfield
McGill
Bob Whittaker
Augusta
Robert Bennett
U.S. Senate
Bennett
Senate
Administration Joins The Not-So-Sure Group
The Carter administration delays final tax reform decisions until after Congress returns from recess to assess implications of Social Security and energy bills. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal says the package will be reviewed again with business input, aiming for revisions before Congress acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristin Gafe
New York
White House
Carter
Congress
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
New York Times
Blumenthal
Middle East
Double Feature Tribute Screening Tonight at 10
A local theater presents a late evening double feature tribute starting at 10:00 PM. The program honors past stars with classic performances, inviting nostalgia seekers and film enthusiasts to attend a curated showcase.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottawa Herald
Outlook and Situation Board
Dr. Thosteson
Thosteson
A. R
Rauwolfin
Digitalis
Mrs. M
George C. Thosteson
John Simpson
R-Salina
Simpson
James Pearson
U.S
Pearson
John Carlin
Damolan
Lord Jesus
Heavenly Father
Jesus
Reuge Ue A
Elvis
the King
Bob Thomas
Ted
Clint Eastwood
Josey Wales
Paul Newman
Universal Picture
Nco
Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington