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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1975
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial cites Vice President Nelson Rockefeller in a South tour remark that America has overpromised and overspent. It argues government dependence grows via welfare generations and questions how to halt the trend, noting Rockefeller’s role as Senate presider to “giveaway artists.”
The article notes a new IBM portable computer sized slightly larger than an electric typewriter. It runs on standard power, stores up to 64 000 characters, accepts a tape cartridge, and carries an estimated price near 9 000 dollars. The piece questions whether modern gadgets solve the right problems.
Dear Dr Thosteson asks for suitable sex education books for a 13 year old. The letter from Mrs T H requests recommendations and guidance on age appropriate titles.
A reader asks about selecting parenting books on sex education for a child and suggests parents should take personal responsibility. The column notes reading aloud with a reluctant father can help, and mentions AMA pamphlets and local libraries as resources.
AP previews NBCs Family Holvak and Invisible Man CBS switches Doc and Switch ABCs Bar bary Coast and Welcome Back Kotter. Kotter improves after a dull premiere. Boom Boom Washington, Epsteins bursitis note, and a homegrown class of eight students set the Brooklyn high school comedy apart. Switch follows Wag ner and Albert as private eyes in a flashy con art world case.
AP notes not all reports show recovery as business cuts capital spending. Commerce reports a 730 million dollar cut from June to August, with total 113.51 billion planned for the year, inflation adjusted down 11.5 percent from 1974. Retail sales slipped 0.8 percent in August, while car sales were 12 percent below last year.
Washington officials report American Farm Bureau Federation leaders pressed President Ford to halt the embargo on grain shipments to the Soviet Union. Kuhfuss said the moratorium prolongs uncertainty for exporters and signals unreliability, while unions accuse U.S. policy of favoring subsidies and maritime interests over farmers.
Channel listings for ABC NBC CBS PBS and more appear with multiple subchannels and programs. The guide details nightly lineups across many hours including news, game shows, comedies, dramas, and movies with titles such as Hogan's Heroes Green Acres Star Trek and Perry Mason alongside various regional channel allocations.
A six month survey by the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research finds Detroit and suburban residents largely satisfied with life. Across races and areas, 10 to 1 say they are satisfied with their community, neighborhoods, jobs, families, health, leisure, income and living standards, and more than 6 to 1 praise police protection.
Publication data shows pricing for trade area subscriptions by month quarter and year with tax. It lists in state and out of state rates and notes AP exclusive rights for local news and dispatches.
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