21 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1976
Page
1
Editorial condemns Col. Bill Weineberg of the National Guard over Armory space used for the Franklin County Fair. It argues the army dictates training space over local exhibits, criticizes public relations in the military, and asserts the Armory belongs to the community, not to any colonel or battery.
The Sunshine Act makes most federal agency meetings available to the public with exceptions for national defense foreign policy personnel policy criminal investigations and trade secrets. The piece urges enforcement of English language proficiency for officials to curb bureaucratic jargon and improve clarity.
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about high triglycerides in blood despite normal cardiogram cholesterol and glucose. The doctor will discuss triglyceride role, dietary impact, and why fats rise with diet and obesity, and possible next steps.
A reader asks about blood fats triglycerides and cholesterol and their links to diet and weight. Dr Thosteson notes tests vary and high triglycerides may require carbohydrate restriction while high cholesterol calls for limiting animal fats, plus weight loss helps. Other letters discuss cornea transplants success rates and TMJ jaw pain, with dental checks advised. A ring allergy note cautions nickel plating reactions.
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz told a Washington meeting that the Ford administration’s push for full production has raised farmers’ net income to about 22 billion dollars and should continue with target-price and loan-rate adjustments. He urged ongoing credit support for farmers as U.S. agriculture profits rise.
A long TV schedule lists channels and programs across mornings to late evening, detailing CBS ABC NBC PBS and others with shows such as Sesame Street Brady Bunch MASH and Marcus Welby. The second part notes Sen Dick Clark Iowa and Agriculture Secretary Butz discussing dairy price supports rising to 8.26 per hundredweight effective October 1 amid drought costs, with context on farm costs and upcoming Congress.
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff argues that government cannot create jobs or abundance on its own. He notes Washington can only set tone and taxes while true growth comes from private effort and the public’s productive energy. Voters are wary of promises and skeptical of centralized power.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt reviews CBSs Executive Suite a serialized boardroom melodrama. Don Walling head of Cardway Corp faces a bomb blast by his radical daughter a conflicted son abroad in France and a corrupt board member amid a toxic pesticide scare. An ex porn queen wife complicates moves toward public relations reform as palace intrigue erupts with witless dialogue and melodrama.
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