Made In Japan and the American auto trade
The Ottawa Herald weighs a Giant Foods program offering $100 to employees who buy American made cars. The piece questions the effectiveness of such loyalty, noting foreign components in Chrysler Ford and GM vehicles, from German engines to Italian starters and imported steel. It argues profits drive sourcing, not loyalty.
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Giant Foods Inc
Landover
Maryland
Tfastern Kansas
Chrysler
Ford
Italy
Mexico
Far East
General Motors
Carter Policy Blindsided State Department Says Muskie
The Carter administration unveils a harsh new foreign policy plan targeting Soviet military sites, while officials reveal Muskie learned of the shift from newspapers. Critics call the move chaotic, noting lack of consultation with the State Department and rising public disapproval.
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Luke
Carter
GOP
Soviet Union
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
NATO
White House
U.S
State Department
TV Highlights And Movie Listings From A Patchy 1960s Broadcast Page
A noisy collage of program notes mentions Democratic National Convention coverage, film listings, and classic performers. Items include plays by Juilliard, Beethoven performances, Kirk Douglas with Ann Margret, a comedy plot about two married men, and a rerun of The Devil’s Rain. Also listed are musical pieces, news segments, and sports-like previews across a patchwork TV schedule.
Umbrella operation explained for chronic phlebitis
A reader with six years of chronic phlebitis and multiple pulmonary emboli asks about the umbrella procedure. The explanation describes placing a small umbrella like filter in the inferior vena cava to trap clot fragments traveling toward the lungs, via a neck vein incision guided by X ray. The doctor notes the operation is not for all patients and depends on individual therapy.
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Wizards of Vascular Surgery
Candida mouth infection and aspirin allergy cautions
Reader questions cover oral candida treated with nystatin ointment and liquid forms, effectiveness and alternatives. Also addressed are aspirin hypersensitivity symptoms and naproxen use for arthritis, with guidance on seeking medical evaluation for underlying susceptibility and comparing anti inflammatory actions. The tone mirrors a medical advice column with practical, non graphic suggestions.
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Dr. Donohue
H.L
N.T
Reggie Jackson Fans Hoping For A Convention Surprise
At Mulligan's Bar in New York near Carnegie Hall reporters and regulars speculate on a possible Jackson candidacy and an open Democratic convention. The scene blends politics with barroom banter as TV news and a lively mix of locals frame the moment.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
NEW York
Jackson
Mulligan
Bar & Grill
Seventh Avenue
Big Apple
Carnegie Hall
Sheraton Center
Jimmy Carter
Ted Kennedy Brightens The Tube In A TV Driven Nomination Fight
Ted Kennedy electrified Madison Square Garden with a stirring televised speech that altered convention dynamics and sparked talk that he might have been Carter’s rival for the nomination. The broadcast showed party bosses negotiating on air to drop a roll call vote, shaping the night's outcome and underscoring television’s power in politics.
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Jackson
Mulligan
Reggie Jackson
Yankees
Baltimore
Jimmy Carter
Joe
Mr. Dooley
Teddy Kennedy
Madison Square Garden
Peter J. Eover
Los Angeles
Camelot
Ted Kennedy
Sen
Kennedy
Carter
United States
Lillian
Walter Cronkite
Walter
David Brinkley
John Chancellor
NBC
Brinkley
Pennsylvania
Tom Pettit
and Brinkley
Mutual funds come back into favor in 1980s
New mutual funds surge with stock market gains and fund families enabling shifts among types. Money market funds hold about 80 billion in assets while first half net sales reach 1.75 billion, the strongest half year in years, as investors lock in yields amid falling rates and rising stock prices. Bond funds also attract cash, with taxable and municipal funds posting sizable net sales in the period.
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New York
Investment Company Institute
Moneymarket
Harry Guinivan
Trade Association
A. Michael Lipper
Lipper
Newspaper Rates and Delivery in Ottawa Kansas
Publication details for the Ottawa Kansas area show daily except Sunday issues by USPS 600 240 at 104 South Cedar. Editor Robert Wellington. Subscription rates vary by duration and area with sales tax, including in state and out of state options.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
THE
Associated Press
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Wational
Vie
Rachel Waom
Angie Dickinson
Mane
Juilliard
Uantat
Haethoven
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Ma Alte
Kirk Douglas
Ann-Margret
Dick Cavett
Juilliard String
Beethoven
Martin Lookspan
Har
Nawrormhe Symphony
Brucknar
Hampahira Symphony
James Bolle
Ramiara
Anton Bruckner
Adbart Kclein
Robin Wililame
Steve Martin
Martin Mull
Richard Pryor
L.al
Segall
Atlanta
James 'Oge' Counsil
Counsilman
Gene Wilder
Ellen Burstyn
Urs Mems
Gene
Shirley Maclaine
Saxon
Rosey Grier
Bela
Tom Snyder
Jeonvict Landraw ‘Smith
Beaver Andio
Edmond O'Brien
Sterling Hayn
Harvest
Betts Davie
Dave Ackroyd
Blondie
Arthur Lake
Penny Singleton
Aligg
Gat -Aypeig
Amep
Daigies
Vle
Greta Garbo
Malvyn Douglan
Tobe Anne Tes News
Paul G. Donohue
Matthew
Arthur's Tavern
Theater
Reuters
Tip O'Neill
ABC
Frank Reynolds
Chet Carrier
Moneymarket Funds
Regis Philbin
Abc-Tv
Rona Barrett
Hollywood Knights
Ende
Galaxina
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