07 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1976
Page
1
Experts warn the typical family discards eight dollars weekly worth of food. The column riffs on postwar rationing, a bakery bread rack heist, and a Hearst trial joke as TV winds down. A narrator notes family entertainment fatigue with Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman.
Saturday Notebook humor notes women replacing chairmen and a chairperson joke at a civic meeting. A Chanute editor recalls a foreman and painter miles of stripes racking up miles daily. Readers skip work for baseball season but attend the Kansas City boat show admiring big boats and powerful motors.
A patient with six passed kidney stones had one remaining stone the size of a matchhead in the kidney. After hospital removal, two months later his urine showed blood, and the doctor suspects another stone was passed.
Reader questions about a possible kidney stone formed within two months and bloody urine. Dr Thosteson notes stones can form quickly, advises hydration and a diet based on stone composition, and considers parathyroid causes. Also covers acne dermabrasion, contact lens solution reaction, and a 13 year unmarried couple seeking medical view on marriage and menopause with a faith prayer included.
A dense OCR list of TV programming from 12:00 to after midnight shows, including college basketball games Michigan vs Indiana and Oklahoma vs Kansas, plus varied entertainment and public affairs programs. The log names channels, programs, times, and some ratings or codenames, reflecting a complete daily grid.
Air travelers may shop among domestic carriers for the next month as several major airlines raised fares by one percent while others held prices steady amid intense competition. Quarterly results show eight of ten carriers posting losses in Q4 and six of ten for 1975, driven by fuel costs and delayed fare hikes. Delta stood out with profits, while TWA posted the largest annual loss.
The Agriculture Department reports illegal DES residues persist in beef livers though rates drop. FDA seeks a ban on DES as a livestock growth booster, with a February 12 deadline for hearing requests. DES livers in 1975 total 29 of 2,720 samples, recent quarters show decreasing but lingering presence.
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription prices by mail and in mail for trade and outside trade areas with tax guidance. Rates include one month to one year options and out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax. The paper states AP news entitlement for local news and AP dispatches.
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