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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1976
Page
1
Post office faces seven million dollar daily red ink and politicians pay the bill. A Yale visitor with a sack and family jokes color the year start. A department survey counts US horses at the cost of 1.5 million, raising questions about use of the data.
A patient writes that after six years with osteoporosis they have never received guidance. They report rounded shoulders and a consistently tired back and seek actionable treatment and management advice from Dr Thosteson.
Mrs. M R seeks guidance on osteoporosis treatment after a short hormone prescription. Dr Thosteson recommends ongoing care, diet high in protein and calcium, possible fluoride, posture support, and a bone specialist. Additional guidance covers stopping oral contraceptives when pregnancy risk exists and general cautions on nonmedical remedies for hypertension with prayer as context.
Washington AP The new year minimum wage affects fewer than 8 percent of about 1.1 million hired farm workers. Labor figures show only 86,000 farm employees are covered though the general raise applies to almost four million workers. The law exempts most family farms, limiting impact to larger employers.
FBI officials report bank robberies at record pace in 1975 due to weak economy and banks as easy targets. In fiscal year 1975 robberies rose 50 percent from the prior year while average loot fell to about 3598 dollars. Overall crime also up, but bank robberies jumped 94 percent since 1969.
A dense daily grid of TV slots and programs across networks, listing scores, titles and times for films, sports events, news, and variety shows from morning to late night. It includes sports clashes like Notre Dame versus UCLA, Richard Nixon era retrospectives, children's programs, news specials, and classic dramas across multiple channels.
Government agencies set a 50 percent rise in grazing fees for public land use. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management boost rate from 1.00 to 1.51 dollars per animal unit month, with a common rise from 1.11 to 1.60 for another agency. About 25,000 ranchers hold permits for roughly 19 million units across nine million head of cattle and sheep.
Ottawa Herald details daily publication and subscription rates for in and out of trade area. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly options with tax notes and a 1 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. The paper credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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