14 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1976
Page
1
The column surveys constitutional protections for federal judges amid a pay inflation suit, notes a senator's tax proposal, and jokes about Ambassador Moynihan, Shirley Temple, UN changes, and funeral cost forms. It also mocks newsroom gender terminology shifts and CIA reporting rules in a light, satirical tone.
Pomona council members rebut Charles Hamilton on police staffing noting no hour increase. They state two officers constant, one quit, new hire Bob Huss works 36 hours, Flaherty 21 hours, totaling prior year hours. They criticize mayoral executive session and call for better parliamentary procedure and citizen turnout.
A reader asks the physician to comment on the cause treatment and prognosis of adrenal insufficiency and whether there is a connection to Addison s disease. The inquiry seeks clinical distinctions and implications for management.
A patient outlines weight loss after gallbladder removal and discusses adrenal insufficiency Addison's disease. The text explains cortex failure causes, symptoms, and lifelong corticosteroid treatment, plus sodium supplementation and dietary notes. It notes possible infection or tumors as causes and emphasizes reporting ongoing symptoms for dosage adjustment. It also cites menopause hormone therapy and a prayer excerpt.
A dense log lists ABC NBC CBS PBS and other channels with recurring shows, movies, sports, and kids programs across dayparts. Highlights include Austin City Limits, Pro Bowling, Olympic coverage, Late Night talk, sports like college basketball, and classic titles such as The Shopping Bag Lady and Duck Soup.
Multimillion dollar payoffs by major U S and international firms trigger resignations and investigations. Lockheed, Boeing, Gulf Oil, Northrop, Exxon, Merck and others face scrutiny as officials in the Netherlands, Italy, Germany and Japan are drawn into the widening bribery scandal.
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz maintains a low public profile as the Ford administration presses a grain industry led cleanup of the scandal tainted grain inspection system. John A. Knebel now leads the effort in Butz absence, after succeeding J. Phil Campbell. Knebel defended Butz during a news conference and noted a private meeting with trade reps earlier.
Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for trade and out of area readers including monthly and yearly options. The paper lists editor Robert G. Wellington and notes Associated Press content rights and usage.
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