17 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1976
Page
1
The United Auto Workers Strike against Ford may last weeks with workers receiving 50 dollars weekly in benefits. The dispute could reduce profits and tax revenues while shaping future auto industry negotiations and provoking possible compulsory arbitration with government wage and profit controls.
The Child Care Center at Osawatomie State Hospital will close on October 1 due to complex licensing rules. Treasurer Richard Price notes heavy regulatory demands and nonprofit pressure. The center served about 20 children daily over eight years, and the director cites new state and federal record keeping reducing interaction with children.
A reader offers griping tips on warm up routines for acrobats and stresses the need for supervision. A contortionist shares his injury history and urges gradual training. A second letter seeks medical guidance on hemorrhoid related bowel control with behavioral and dietary suggestions and a prayer blessing.
A dense OCR of a television schedule lists numerous programs with times, titles, and channel indications. It notes varied shows from news to movies, game shows, sports, and specials, ending with a stray closing line about steak money.
AP reviewer Jay Sharbutt says CBS series Spencer's Pilots offers excellent flying scenes by Art Scholl but a weak plot and dialogue. An inventor's plan for a pilotless RC plane becomes a caper with two rival fliers and a dramatic betrayal. The Beechcraft ambulance and skilled pilots add edge, yet overall forecast is a ratings crash before December.
A month ago U S Steel announced a price rise on flat rolled steel and some bar products, the third in a year, but the move failed to stick. Market weakness spurred layoffs at U S Steel and Bethlehem mills as demand sank and idle capacity grew, prompting questions about the timing and logic of price hikes in a volatile industry.
Milk production this year is seen rising at the sharpest rate in over 25 years, prompting hedging of earlier price forecasts. Wholesale butter and cheese have declined from late summer highs, while ERS notes demand could push farm milk prices toward the 1975 record later this year, with volatility expected into late 1976.
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