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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
4
New York AP humorous mailbag about medical waiting rooms and doctors. Jokes touch on stenographic notices, patients with odd symptoms, and cheeky office banter. References to Dr Medulla and Dr Oblongata evoke a light satirical medical scene.
Tonight through Tuesday lists film titles and channels with showtimes. Air Cadet at 4, Jungle Man-Eaters at 7:30, Captain Lightfoot at 11:30 on Channel 10. Rails into Laramie at 4, Kill a Dragon at 8, That Certain Summer at 8:30, The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll and Operation Atlantis at 11:30.
The Logan Daily News lists Paul Rodenfels as publisher with W. J. Galvin II, L. T. Webb, James Myers, and L. F. Kuhn among its staff. It notes post office details, second class mail status, and subscription terms for various regions including Hocking County and the Logan trade area.
Medicare costs will increase with a 50 cent monthly rise in Part B premiums to 6.30 and a $10 hike in the annual deductible to 60 dollars. The Nixon plan to add 700 million dollars a year to beneficiaries’ bills faces strong congressional opposition, with many senators and Rep. Mills opposing.
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports more than 21 000 new jobs in Hamilton County by October 1974.
A sequence of letters features heartbreak over a daughter dating an amputee fiancé, questions about homosexuality and sickness, a white lie about age, and a plug for a life-lesson book. The editor answers with reassurance and blunt honesty about truth and values.
The American Automobile Association advises members to fly when possible and rent cars at destinations as fuel shortages loom in the Southeast and Ohio regions. Canada denies a shortage while warnings target travelers to Florida and New England. Murray notes Sohio supplies 25 percent of Ohio gas amid refinery issues.
Deputy Premier Praphas said U S servicemen in Thailand affect Thai youth with public displays of affection. A deputy governor north of Bangkok reported youths kissing and holding hands in imitation of GIs. A Thai American military authority is handling the issue and has issued a handbook for servicemen.
Puzzle fills a newspaper page with a long word list and clues across and down for a jumble game. Readers solve by matching words to numbered hints including names like Arthur and Liam Cosgrave and terms across science, architecture, and geography.
TV grid lists evening line up across channels 4 6 10 with Merv Griffin News Beat the Clock Hollywood Squares To Tell the Truth Traffic Court Baseball Rookies Gunsmoke Here's Lucy Doris Day Medical Center Tonight Show on WLWC WTVN and WBNS groups.
Channel 4 offers Merv Griffin shows at 5 and 5:30 followed by DeMoss News and Circus. Channel 6 presents Truth or Consequences and News then The Price Is Right and movies, with Temperatures Rising and Marcus Welby later. Channel 10 airs To Tell the Truth and The Tonight Show lineup ending with Johnny Carson.
Hugh Downs aims to develop an educational five night a week TV series tackling sexual and emotional problems in American life. He sits on the Population and American Future group and the Citizens Committee on Population, pushing to address rape abortion federal funding and contraceptive research with guest experts and a knowledgeable moderator. The piece also notes Quebec river turbulence in the Saguenay River's first 35 miles with a drop exceeding 300 feet.
A tale of an ancient Babylonian millionaire urges paying yourself first and investing the surplus. The item notes West school teachers Mrs. Marilyn McFarland and Mrs. Joanne Horsky named Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America for 1973. It promotes Farmers & Merchants Bank as ready to offer modern financial guidance.
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