Notebook notes on Hughes Irving affair and other odds
Weekend Ottawa Herald Notebook surveys the Hughes Irving affair with sly humor and human-interest angles. It recalls reader mail humor, a tale of a Willie Mays picture, a hair trend survey, congressman Larry Winn remarks, and a cheeky Dem National Committee letter about party finances.
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Howard Hughes
Clifford Irving
Hughes
Irving
Larry F. O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Richard Nixon
Restless Legs Help With Nighttime Tremors
A reader asks about restless legs at night disturbing sleep. The doctor notes the condition is common, also called jitter legs, with no known exact cause. Treatments and remedies may help in some cases, but tranquilizers and sleeping pills often fail.
Restless legs remedies and reader questions spread
A collection of explanations for restless legs cites pregnancy, varicose veins, anemia, low spirits, and excessive activity as possible factors. Treatments mentioned include tranquilizers with aspirin at night, pre-sleep walking, deep-breathing with abdominal tension, artery dilators, quinine, antihistamines, vitamin E, and brisk evening walks. Multiple reader questions address adenoids, double chins, snoring, hair lightening, eye safety with peroxide, and a closing prayer.
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Dr. Thosteson
A.R
Television Log Heavy With Channel Lineup And Programs
A dense listing of daily television programming from 12:00 to after midnight, detailing shows, time slots, including news, sports, films, and a wide array of series across networks. Many entries include program titles such as Mission Impossible, Ben Hur, The FBI, Bonanza, and The World of Disney, with numerous sports and religious programs interspersed. The log emphasizes variety across genres, durations, and multiple channels or blocks, reflecting a full broadcast day.
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Jimmy Steiwert
NBC News
National Geographic
Cannon
Bill Russell
Johnny Carson
CBS News
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Cafferty & Company
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Jeff's Collie
Petticoat Junction
Big Valley
Daniel Boone
Docking And The $1 000 Check From Labor Leaders
Editorial columns from Parsons Sun Hutchinson News and Emporia Gazette analyze a $1000 check to the Docking for Senate Committee from the Machinists Union in Washington DC. They question whether labor leaders are steering Docking toward a Senate bid or if Kansas voters should decide his future. The debate cites timing, potential campaign funds, and the impact on Kansas political plans ahead of 1972 elections.
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Edward McGrath
Robert Docking
Machinists Union
Washington
D. C
Docking
Senate
Wichita
Parsons Sun
S. Meridian
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Washington, D.C
U. S. House
Kansas
House
Emporia Gazette
Sen
James Pearson
Mr. Docking
Business Improves With Red China
New regulations liberalizing trade with the People's Republic of China boost American industry. Nixon eases commerce rules, allowing sales of locomotives and engines with host-country approval. Overseas affiliates gain relaxed limits on selling strategic foods. Fed notes industrial output up 0.3 percent in January to 107.9, a slower rise but an upward trend acknowledged by officials.
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New York
Fordustrial
China
Nixon
People's Republic of China
Soviet Union
U.S. Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Agriculture Dept launches year round farm safety drive
The Agriculture Department led by Under Secretary J Phil Campbell announced a year round safety campaign starting in March focusing on monthly themes including tractor, transportation and water safety. The plan runs through 1973 with emphasis shifts and aims to reduce farm deaths and injuries while highlighting OSHA provisions. Also notes a national trend toward private label milk brands in supermarkets across 13 states, with chains using store brands to control pricing and promotions.
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Washington
U.S. Agriculture Department
J. Phil Campbell
National Safety Council
Campbell
Agriculture Department
North Central Region
The
Economic Research Service
Things That Make Life Worth Living by Hal Boyle
A collection of small, vivid moments that give life its warmth and meaning. The piece lists ordinary pleasures such as a courteous stranger, a full moon over a lake, feeding a dog, winning a carnival prize, eloping, candlelight on silver, ripe tomatoes, a baby’s burp, and sleeping alone in a creaking tree house. It frames these moments as the fabric of a long, memorable life.
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New York
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Policy
Wellington editor publishes daily except Sundays and holidays in Ottawa Kansas. Rates vary by trade area with monthly and yearly options. Out of state subscribers receive 3 percent tax deduction. carrier cost listed. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Symall
Associated Press
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