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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1975
Page
1
Editorial notes Senator Hubert Humphrey urging the administration to assess the impact on the U S economy if New York City goes bankrupt. It argues New York’s political weight affects Democratic nominating chances and mentions a New York official visiting Washington hinting at possible aid.
The piece suggests a dozen or more Democrats in Congress eye a run for president and notes New York City has been chosen to host the Democratic national convention. It questions cost to taxpayers and warns of potential national default risks and a precedent that bailouts could invite future municipal raids on the U.S. treasury.
Mrs Ray Spencer writes from Williamsburg about the July council meeting, noting a proposed 2.60 monthly solid waste charge, questions over 90 versus 100 percent sign-up, and the need for bids and published notices. She urges more town participation to curb rumors and ensure fair process.
A reader reports developing an allergic reaction to direct sunlight after years of sunbathing. Exposure causes itching red blotches and welts within about ten minutes, subsides in about thirty minutes, leaving no lasting effects.
Sun and heat damaged skin can develop hive like actinic granuloma lesions that grow slowly, persist for years, and may spread new areas. It is common in exposed weathered skin over 30, especially over 40 with blond freckled complexions. Avoidance of direct sunlight is advised though no cure exists. The second reader question about shaving a husband’s armpits is deemed acceptable if mutually agreed and helps reduce body odor.
A devotional prayer acknowledges human sinfulness and asks for God’s guidance to live according to His will. It cites Romans 3 23 and prays for submission to divine purpose, finishing God’s creation in believers.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and out of area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options, plus a 3 percent tax note for out-of-state customers. It notes Wellington Roberts as editor and publisher and asserts AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
Controversy over U S grain sales to Russia drives higher food prices not actual shortages. U S wheat production far exceeds domestic use, with about nine million tons in storage after exports. Meany and Ford paused new sales temporarily, but long term plans aim to minimize price impact while supply remains ample.
U S feed grain exports to Korea are rising as Korea expands its livestock sector. The Feed Grains Council notes 40 percent higher meat output per animal over 14 years aided by government loans tax breaks and other support. Tax exemption for commercial producers ends year end could hurt the industry. Separate item reports ten farm women to answer questions on grain sales and living costs via toll free line 800 424 3510 evenings EDT.
AP Business Analyst reports Professor George Katona highlights shifting economic power from government to consumer spending since 1914, with WWII and postwar eras reinforcing the role of discretionary income in shaping growth and cycles. The piece notes the consumer’s influence on economic health amid rising personal purchasing power.
A dated TV schedule lists morning to late evening programs across networks with many shows. The piece then pivots to economist Katona arguing consumer power drives growth, challenging Simon’s capital-investment focus and detailing how consumer demand initiates production and higher living standards.
AP reviewer Jay Sharbutt surveys NBC CBS and ABC schedules. Mel Brooks inspired Rotten parodies the Robin Hood legend with sweeping humor. Kate McShane stars Anne Meara as a fiery lawyer in a satire of overacting and bad writing. Doctor's Hospital features a neurosurgeon intern confrontations with a veteran. Starsky and Hutch is a sharp chase drama. Joe Forrester premieres with Lloyd Bridges as a veteran street cop in salt and pepper disguise capers.
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