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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1977
Page
1
Editorial notes a rough first day for first graders and jokes from neighbors about school life. It cites school boards delaying lunch menus, cites a Kansas turnpike restaurant cleanup, and mocks a Bert Lance quip. It warns IRS plans to tax athletic scholarships would redefine amateur athletics and affect college sports.
President Carter’s AP article notes a move from early vocal human rights critique to a more pragmatic stance. He softens public pressure on West Germany Brazil and the Soviets, accepts sovereign ranges for Brazil and West Germany, and weighs arms sales to Somalia Sudan Chad Egypt Iran. Domestic critics push fiscal conservatism while backing foreign policy shifts.
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports the Soviet Union 1977 wheat crop will be slightly smaller than previously projected, now seen at 100 million tons, while coarse grains total 105 million tons. Rice and other crops add 15 million tons to the 220 million total, near a record. Winterkill and larger spring sown areas shape the outlook, with a continued need for grain imports limited by another bumper harvest.
Dear Dr Thosteson replies cover hiatal hernia breathing trouble and night symptoms with weight loss and bed elevation tips. Also addresses teeth whitening limits from antibiotics, pregnancy smoking effects on milk, and a recurring fungal underbust rash with bra fit and possible weight management. The column closes with a prayer excerpt.
Lowell A. Pannell, a career Agriculture Department employee, is named to oversee state operations for the Farmers Home Administration, becoming the first Black person in the role.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and out of area, including monthly quarterly and annual rates with tax guidance. Also notes Associated Press rights and publication exclusivity for local news and AP dispatches.
Congress debates ending the tip credit as bills seek to raise the minimum wage from 2.30 to 2.65 while phasing out tip-based credits. Senate proposals cut the tip credit from 50 to 45 percent then end it by 1983. House plans keep a 1 offset into 1983. Restaurant groups warn of job losses. unions cite fairness.
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