19 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1976
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial attacks the HEW plan to organize Kansas into health systems with regional boards. It warns of costly administrators and dozens of advisory panels, arguing federal control expands bureaucratic jobs and state duplication. It urges readers to oppose the scheme.
Don Powell from 630 North Cedar challenges the Ottawa Herald editorial stance on hypocrisy and drug policy. He argues there are three groups for the drug issue and that true concerned users avoid pushing, likening tea to a nonpush stance while condemning decades of alcohol regulation.
A 21 year old woman with a single kidney writes to Dr Thosteson. She notes starting to cut soft drinks and tea due to concern that caffeine may place strain on the kidneys. She seeks guidance on safe caffeine limits and kidney health.
A reader asks if those with one kidney need the same fluid as two and about a redundant colon. The doctor says fluid should satisfy thirst with moderate meal amounts, caffeine can boost kidney action so limit it, and a solitary kidney can remain healthy with no change in intake. Redundant colon means an extra loop in the intestine causing constipation and gas. regular meals and adequate bulk help avoid cathartics.
AP writer Jay Sharbutt notes NBCs two hour James Dean biopic dramatizes his life from college days to his 1955 death. Stephen McHattie captures Deans voice and mannerisms while William Bast, Deans roommate, wrote the script. The film charts his rise through East of Eden Rebel Without a Cause and Giant with a focus on friendship and acting curiosity.
The article notes a shift of national associations toward the Washington area, drawn by influence on federal policy. It cites Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade's Clarence Arata, claims Washington leads in headquarters, and discusses New York and Chicago roles, plus Encyclopedia of Associations figures and metropolitan spreads.
The EPA announces a broad ban on mercury use in most pesticides and paints citing health hazards from contaminated feed and meat. Some mercury uses remain allowed for mildew prevention on textiles, Dutch elm disease treatment, and certain wood treatments.
Channel listings across ABC NBC CBS PBS and others with full day schedule highlights. Notable programs include Hogan’s Heroes Sesame Street Early Show News and major movies such as Grand Prix and The Road to Morocco across various time blocks and networks.
Published daily except Sunday and holidays at Ottawa Kansas the paper lists subscription rates by mail for trade area and outside trade area including monthly quarterly half yearly and yearly prices with sales tax rules. It notes editors publishers and AP affiliation and that AP news is exclusive for local publication.
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