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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1975
Page
1
Editorial notes that 17 Latin American governments proposed a regional news service financed by each state to supply impartial coverage. It warns that instability and dictatorship in the region could threaten free news flow and shape what the U.S. public learns about Latin America.
An analysis argues that the U S government uses press relations to shape opinion, comparing Nixon and Ford administrations. It asserts American journalists avoid outright censorship but must navigate state influence, while Uncle Sam spends heavily on news parity.
The energy chief warns Americans paid 26 billion dollars for imported oil last year and will face higher bills this year. He calls for more domestic production and reduced consumption as Ford vetoes a bill extending price controls, leaving future price rises possible and dependent on de control outcomes.
A reader asks if a 2500 daily calorie intake means the body stores that energy or must burn it to maintain weight. The question implies whether calories consumed equal calories expended or whether surplus leads to storage as fat.
Reader asks if burning 1000 calories daily allows extra intake that day and if dieting can be stopped once weight is reached. Dr Thosteson explains you must burn the same calories you take in to stay even and suggests practical steps, scales, and reducing desserts to prevent regain.
ABC revives journalism with Jackie Cooper in Mobile One as a hard nosed TV news reporter for KONE TV. He battles deadline pressure union rules and dangers while pursuing a big murder case with a confidential source. Maggie Spencer and Julie Gregg push for instant coverage as Cooper faces the district attorney and a pivotal 11 pm reveal.
An Associated Press test shows drivers commonly exceed 55 mph, with most not slowing from pre-limit speeds. New Jersey reports the highest speeding passes while New Mexico sees few, and authorities cite increased tickets and radar patrols to enforce the rule.
Washington AP. Amid Ford’s halt on grain sales to the Soviet Union a toll free hotline run by the Agriculture Council of America reports strong farmer support for restricted exports. Of 452 calls in five hours 378 favored continuing export curbs with few undecided and only five in favor of a slowdown. Texas led in callers with 35 states represented.
A dense listing of TV programming across channels with times and show titles from 5:00 to 1:35, including news, game shows, sports, movies, and classic series such as Hogan's Heroes, Star Trek, The Tonight Show, and NFL and college football broadcasts. The schedule notes multiple repeats and cross-channel entries.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside area including monthly and yearly rates. Publisher Robert B. Wellington is named with standard masthead details and Associated Press affiliation.
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