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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1977
Page
1
The piece argues that anti ERA forces disrupt conferences and should reconsider. It stresses women's rights, equal pay, and opportunities, noting many women work and rely on husbands for support. It urges pro equal rights advocates to lead the Houston conference and upgrade status for all women.
About 50 Kansas community representatives attended the Third Annual Kansas Health Day at the University of Kansas Medical Center. The event aimed to connect students with town needs, encouraging medical careers in small towns and highlighting potential earnings and local facilities.
AP reports economists and academics fault the Carter administration for overestimating growth. The White House targets about 5.3 percent GNP growth next year, while the Joint Economic Committee cites 4 to 4.4 percent, with some forecasters even lower.
A crowded TV listing outlines primetime offerings across networks. Highlights include Happy Days, Laverne and Shirley, Gunsmoke, Jokers Wild, and Upstairs Downstairs plus episodes of Police Story and Melodramatic films. Notable guests and performances populate the schedule through the late evening.
In a medical column, Dr. Thosteson notes growth hormones cannot increase height after bone ends fuse, typically by age twenty, and cautions against cadaver pituitary hormone use. He adds practical advice on accepting height and seeking mental lift from footwear. He answers questions on irritable colon, diabetes diet, hair loss from dieting, royal jelly, and ends with a prayer excerpt.
AP interview with actor David Janssen notes his reluctance to headline another police series. He cites preference for character studies over action, reflecting on The Fugitive and Harry O, while eyeing TV movies and writing music lyrics. He recently filmed a TV movie in New Orleans and bought a Malibu house.
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports U.S. beef imports in August reached 133.8 million pounds under a 1964 quota, up from 107.2 million the prior August, with Australia supplying 84.1 million and New Zealand 32.4 million. Cumulative eight months total 819.3 million pounds, down 6 percent from last year.
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