05 Dec 1983
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1983
Page
1
Minnesota bans hand held candles in churches and public places since 1975. Fire Marshal Wally Amundsen plans strict enforcement this season, stressing safety over tradition. Critics say enforcement badges zealotry. supporters cite hazard awareness and legality.
A new government payment program rewards dairy farmers for not producing milk, with large operators possibly receiving up to 4.5 million dollars. The critique frames this as taxpayer money diverted from cut food programs, praising reduced government presence and market stewardship.
A dense TV schedule and local notices page lists programs across networks with live sports, movies, and talk shows. It includes film titles such as Gambit and Four Friends, plus late news segments and a Cedar City newspaper’s subscription rates and contact details.
The reply explains that megaloblasts form in bone marrow due to folic acid or vitamin B12 deficiency, leading to anemia. Macrocytes appear in blood and can result from various causes including alcoholism. pernicious anemia is one type linked to B12 deficiency. A marrow sample is needed to detect megaloblasts, which are not seen in circulating blood.
The writing blends a daily devotional prayer with medical advice about blood tests and rheumatoid arthritis. It includes a reader letter about low white blood cell counts, Felty's syndrome, and doctor guidance, plus a brief note on marijuana smoke not causing a high in ordinary exposure.
Harris argues catalogs overwhelm with junk gifts like a $2,000 ugly dogling and odd items such as duck booties and Phona-Duck. He prefers in person shopping at stores and L. L. Bean, praising mingling and personal service over mail order catalogs and impersonal gifts.
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