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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1978
Page
1
Editorial notes the governor told a Topeka civic club the state saves over 40 million dollars yearly through "non political" reforms. It credits a business task force with cutting costs, reducing fraud, and promoting jobs, while avoiding specifics.
A critique highlights a growing state budget and a tax collected surplus exceeding 220 million dollars kept in banks. It questions why localities must raise taxes or cut services while the state maintains a large reserve, urging wiser taxpayer money management.
The Postmaster General announced five digit zip codes will be replaced by nine digit codes starting in 1981 to identify street blocks or buildings, enabling automated processing and substantial savings. Critics question feasibility and note the bulky directory and potential confusion.
Tonight features MORK AND MINDY PROJECT U F O THE WALTONS and JONCE UPON A CLASSIC with What Katy Did. plus SHELF of BARNEY MILLER QUINCY and MASH style drama. Notable guests include Kim Hunter and Jaj.
A reader asks Dr Thosteson whether potassium supplements are needed for infant growth. The doctor’s guidance is not to give supplements. the letter requests expert opinion on appropriate pediatric nutrition and growth support.
A medical column warns against mineral supplements for babies without established need and notes excess minerals can be dangerous. It emphasizes relying on foods, warns about simplistic survival ideas, and mentions potassium sufficiency in normal diets. The rest answers reader questions on hemorrhoid surgery, Sjogren's-like dryness, hormone imbalance, herpes clarification, and postnatal exercises.
Sally Kellerman returns to TV in NBCs Centennial debut as Robert Conrads wife in a 26 hour adaptation of Micheners early American novel. The article notes her shift back to television after years away and cites her remarks about the movie versus TV era.
AP analysis explores how different groups view the American worker. Liberal arts graduates are prized for broad thinking at firms like Cargill, while homemakers face rising prices tied to farm and inflation projections. Workers show pride in craftsmanship as key to job satisfaction, amid TV and film industry shifts and a set of entertainment projects and collaborations.
The Ottawa Herald notes that Associated Press content is exclusive for local news publication and AP dispatches. This disclaimer appears in the newspaper to assert AP licensing and rights over published material.
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