03 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1976
Page
1
In Ottawa a government grant to ECKAN funded an outing for underprivileged kids to a Royals game in Kansas City. Sponsors expected 100 to 150 youths but only nine appeared. unused $4 tickets were handed out to stadium entrants, prompting frustration over tax dollars.
The Salina Journal condemns state and local officials for failing to enforce fire safety in a three story fraternity house at Baker University where five students died. The piece calls for accountability, stronger inspections, and swift fire protection enforcement across all facilities.
A 23 year old writes to Dr. Thosteson seeking guidance for a curved spine. They ask for a recommended doctor and where to begin evaluating treatment options. They request direction to appropriate specialists and next steps.
A reader asks about how badly a spinal curvature may worsen by age 50 and whether a removable brace helps. The doctor notes muscle imbalance causes most curves and that progression is unpredictable. treatment is best in youth, but exercises, therapy, and a positive mindset may help now.
A dense OCR listing outlines a 24 hour broadcast with Sesame Street Zoom Andy Griffith Perry Mason and many more. It notes varied programs including news sports movies and classic series across multiple channels and times.
Ronald Reagan plans a new five minute daily radio commentary starting September 20, syndicated by Harry O Connor from North Hollywood. He will discuss philosophy and campaign platforms without explicitly backing Ford or opposing Carter, with 101 stations signed and 220 to 230 expected at launch.
In a reflection on labor economics and capacity, the piece notes the unresolved question of how low unemployment must fall before inflation accelerates, citing uncertain Fed capacity figures and past mismeasurements. It references Rinfret Associates and Henry Wallich's critique, illustrating policy shifts that might have altered inflation and recession outcomes.
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports the Agriculture Department asks help tracing sheep possibly exposed to scrapie after a La Salle County farm sold an affected animal. Officials note rare US incidence, no human transmission proven, but ban sales of exposed livestock for food. Buyers urged to contact veterinarians.
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