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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1978
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald Opinion section for Monday September 11 1978 features a mix of editorial reflections and feature notes. It surveys local issues, civic concerns, and reader perspectives, offering commentary aligned with the newspaper’s regional voice.
Senate debate over a compromise bill to deregulate natural gas prices gains support from Sen. Ed Muskie and others as AP surveys show a 38 to 34 split. Critics warn of inflation while advocates say the move would spur exploration and aid energy diversification.
From Our Readers complains about lack of drought coverage by ASCS and agriculture offices. Citing Franklin County fields, corn and milo cut by 50 percent and beans by 75 percent, with a 100 acre bean field dropping from 35 to under 15 bushels per acre, and notes other counties baling crops. Questions if farm programs and price policies limit farmers and pasture access under Uncle Sam.
Television schedule notes a season premiere featuring the Weathogs led by Vinnie Barbarino as Mr. Kotter accepts a promotion to vice principal. The block includes promotions, subplots, and ensemble cast glimpses across 80 minute runtime.
Mrs P R asks Dr Thosteston about peptic ulcers citing her husband’s stomach ulcer. She asks whether diet matters more or less now and whether emotional stress should be avoided, and how common ulcers are.
Guidance notes peptic ulcer care focuses on reducing stomach acid production and keeping food in the stomach with frequent small meals. Alcohol and excess fats are avoided, coffee and tea are restricted, and lipids are minimized despite diet breadth. stress has a verified role in ulcer prevalence.
ABC chief Anthony Thomopoulos says Soap returns with little backlash as viewers and affiliates accept the sex satire. He notes widespread scheduling now, contrasting last fall when many stations delayed or rejected airing the show.
By CHET CARRIER and LOUISE COOK AP writers, the piece notes conglomerates retain prominence despite past stigma. It cites major brands like Canada Dry, Fruit-of-the-Loom, Kent, Gibson, and Paramount, plus analysts’ views on diversified firms’ varied futures and stock performance since the 1960s craze fade.
A brief prayer noting 1 Peter 5 7 RSV text and a personal prayer thanking God for lifting burdens and guiding today through Christ the liberator Amen.
Members of the Associated Press hold exclusive rights to publish all local news and AP dispatches in this newspaper. The notice reserves distribution and reproduction rights for the AP and the publication.
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