Editorial Bumpy Road Ahead
Kansas faces a deteriorating highway system with rising costs and a funding squeeze as Eastern lawmakers seek to raid the Federal Highway Trust Fund. The editorial weighs options including higher taxes or keeping current funding, urging the governor and Legislature to address the problem.
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Kansas
Topeka
O. D. Turner
State Department of Transportation
Congress
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Deer Creek trustees get mistaken revenue sharing funds
In Allen County Deer Creek township received a $363 check from Uncle Sam for revenue sharing used to fix the polling place, then a second $348 check arrived. both were explained as computer errors. The second was returned, the first kept as forgiven, raising questions about similar cases nationwide.
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Allen County
Deer Creek Township
Uncle Sam
Sam
Shingles leave lingering neuralgia after healing
Letter describes a husband who suffered shingles with painful rash and later developed stomach and back pains. Doctor diagnosed the shingles as resolved, but the patient continues to experience neuralgia and ongoing discomfort.
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Dr. Thosteson
Shingles pain and immunity discussed in health column
The column notes shingles pain is hard to treat with ordinary painkillers and that relief varies by age. It cites studies showing attacks usually end within a month for under 40, longer for older patients, and possible year or more for many over 70. It suggests tranquilizers with amitriptyline or thioridazine for pain control, not cure, and mentions immunity after one attack. It also includes unrelated reader questions on child thirst and pregnancy after hysterectomy.
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Thanteson
Texaco Met Broadcasts Enter 36th Season
Texaco’s Metropolitan Opera radio broadcasts begin their 36th season with 20 live Saturday shows on 150 stations, mostly three hours long starting at 2 p.m. EST, broadcast without commercials to suit noncommercial stations. Texaco pays $280,000 for rights to air 20 productions this season.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
United States
Texaco
Metropolitan Opera
Bays Harold Hawkey
Honolulu
Rico
Alaska
Met
Hawkey
G.H. Johnston, Inc
NBC
Hansel and Gretel
Milton Cross
The
Opera
GM Foresees Record 10.25 Million Car Sales for 1976
General Motors plans a strong 1976 with a forecast of 10.25 million units sold and total car and truck sales around 13.25 million, signaling a rebound after past inventory gluts. GM chairman Thomas Murphy argues rising employment and steady credit support consumer confidence, while skeptics warn of a consumer-driven shift.
Comprehensive TV Schedule Log for Friday Night
A dense listing of TV programs across multiple channels including News, family shows, dramas, movies, sports, and specials. Entries feature program titles such as Sesame Street, The Bible, Airport, Bonanza, Rockford Files, World of Disney, NFL games, and Masterpiece Theatre with numerous time slots and channel indicators.
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Family Affair
Hogan’s Heroes
Sesame Street
Early Show
Villa Alegre
Huerious House of Frighteinstein
Green Acres
News
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Washington Week
Masterpiece Theatre
Perry Mason
U.S. Farm Report
Garner Ted Armstrong
Denver Broncos
Miami Dolphins
Maverick
Hee Haw
I News
Lawrence Welk
Firing Line
Book East
Animal World
Romagnolis
Table Fey
Heraid Copal
Jeffersons
NHL
Scouts
Maple Leafs
World Press
Dick van Dyke
Lowell Thomas
McCloud
Kojak
Bill Moyers
International Report
Washington Week In Review
Medical Story
Club
Ted Owens
Fairness urged in federal farm subsidies for conservation
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that RM Davis of the U S Soil Conservation Service argues for a fairness doctrine in federal environmental subsidies. He notes ACP began 40 years ago to curb erosion and cites proposed 1976 cost sharing cuts from 175 million to about 85 million, urging equal cost sharing across sectors.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
RM. Davis
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Ford Administration
Congress
Davis
Davis’ Agency
ACP
USDA
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
SCS
Ottawa Herald Cedar Published Rates and Notices
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Mentions advertising and tax details, and credits Associated Press as origin for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Dr. Thesteson
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God
John
Christ
Texaco Metropolitan Opera Broadcast Network
GM Speaks
John Cunniff
General Motors
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Doe
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles
Rams
Zeppalin
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
Soundstage
Barnes
Mayle
San Diego Chargers
Cincinnati Bengals
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Wolf Trap
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Audubon Wildlife Theatre
Festival of Lively Arts
Jack Hartman
Chariie Chan
London
FBI
Popt
Nashville
Dragnette
Commonwealth Theatres
Tata
Tmh
ISS
Ottawa Herald
Federal State Employment Service
U.S. Employment Service
State Employment Services
Bokswtah
Santa
Bee’ 5
National Bank
Gibson
June
Limwin
McCracken
Ontecs
Herald
Penney
Peoples National Bank
Santa Claus
Ottawa Retail Association
Plaza Theatre
Quin Furniture
Ramsay Department Store
Ramsay Squire Richardson's Shoes
Sears
Sheldon’s Men's Wear
Suttons Jewelry
Town & Country Supply
the Village
Wasemer’s
Woolworth
Young Place
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