05 Sep 1979
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1979
Page
1
In a New Orleans speech Sen. Robert Dole attacks federal rules, arguing costs exceed $400 per person yearly and total $102 billion annually. He says regulations raise prices without boosting productivity and will harm the economy.
The speaker urges a rule making improvements act to require agencies to justify proposed regulation costs. He supports limiting future rules that harm productivity and calls for also addressing existing regulations by proving their current costs are worthwhile.
Credibility issues rise as Congress reviews SALT II while President Carter seeks Senate ratification without changes. Reports reveal a sizeable combat-ready Soviet force and thousands of advisors stationed in Cuba since 1976, a secret kept from the public.
Listing covers prime time with game shows encores and specials. Programs include The Gong Show The Price Is Right The Tonight Show with guest stars plus classic films and performances. Notable items feature Nicholas planning a date gone wrong and a Love of Elvis special among many telecasts.
Readers seek guidance on marrying a first cousin of their grandmothers and on genetic risk. Dr Donahue notes no hereditary diseases in the families but warns recessive traits may exist. Genetic counseling is advised and details where to obtain it.
AP analysis notes government loan guarantees to private firms like Wheeling-Pittsburgh and Lockheed draw praise for saving jobs and plants yet draw fire for rewarding mismanagement and risking taxpayer money. The Chrysler case intensified the public clash as lawmakers weigh direct aid versus letting weak companies fail.
AP Television Writer Peter J. Boyer critiques ABCs Breaking Up Is Hard To Do a four hour movie about six men confronting love and manhood. The piece notes heavy melodrama, alcohol, divorce, cancer and tears, but finds strong acting and a lively cast led by Robert Conrad and Billy Crystal.
The notice lists subscription prices for the Ottawa Kansas newspaper, including in trade area rates by mail and in Ottawa by carrier, with differing rates for out of state subscribers and tax details. It identifies Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes Associated Press membership.
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