Ottawa Gains Two Firms With 110 New Jobs
Editorial notes two companies moving to Ottawa for spring and February operations. A cabinet maker and a plastics firm will occupy an available building, creating more than 110 local jobs. Decisions cite location space markets utilities and strong local sales efforts.
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CID Industrial Development Plans Two New Ottawa Businesses
CID Industrial Development Inc plans two new businesses in Ottawa's northeastern industrial park. The park sits on land bought over ten years ago by local residents who formed a development group to prepare for future industry. A mobile home plant already operates there with a large payroll, and another firm may expand soon.
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Back Up KU Fans Amid Coaching Carousel
The sports page notes Pepper Rodgers entering year three of a five year deal as rumors spread he may seek UCLA coaching, after UCLA’s Prothro left for the Rams. The piece reflects on contract meaning amid January coaching shuffles and a Rodgers 20–22 record, suggesting fans’ tensions may ease.
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Menopause Hormones and Hives Questioned
A reader asks if menopause hormones like Premarin cause hives and if tranquilizers can be taken with them. She notes persistent facial hives in the same areas and inquires about nerve involvement. The response: generally yes to all questions.
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Allergies and health Qs in Dr Thosteson column
A reader asks about allergic hives from hormones and how to track triggers, with advice to diary foods, use antihistamines after hives appear, and consider tranquilizers. The column also answers questions on keloids after a facial mólar, diabetes diet with canned foods and beer, and pregnancy myths about standing during intercourse. It closes with a devotional prayer.
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Middle age from a humorous life view
A humorous meditation on turning forty, framing middle age as the threshold between youth and age. It lists perceived benefits such as longer duration, variety, fewer head-banging moments, improved health with restraint, and greater personal freedom, ending with a quip on why God gave middle age to man.
Editors Pick Top Kansas News Story Of 1970
Lawrence editors call the 1970 Lawrence KU unrest the state’s leading news, noting shootings and racial clashes shocked readers while Kansans recall KU pride and Lawrence’s once smug yet evolving status. Parsons Sun and Hutchinson News weigh governance, constitutions, and state paths amid political rifts.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas University
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Television Log Dense Schedule of Classic Programs
A dense one day TV timetable lists dozens of programs with channel blocks and titles from Munsters to The Gun Hawk, noting classic shows like Petticoat Junction Brady Bunch and Love Lucy, plus news weather and special features across late night hours. The long list includes film features Bridge On The River Kwai Pony Express Dr Dolittle and The Greatexpenditure of public TV fare with many cartoon and mystery entries such as Scooby Doo Space Angels and Thunderbirds style lineup.
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Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Television's crowded schedule fails to spark laughs
New York AP reviews a recent comedy variety hour amid a heavy lineup of soap operas and game shows. The program features Engelbert Humperdinck and Barbara Eden but delivers weak jokes and loud sight gags, while Jud Strunk offers a few successful Down East stories amid a barrage of promos and public-service spots.
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Domestic and import car battle shapes 1971 showroom year
The United States faces a key 1971 auto showroom battle as imports push harder. Detroit bets on a strong year with new small cars like the Ford Plato and Maverick while foreign brands build distribution and image. Housing market firms also expect rising consumer power and a surge to 2 million housing starts, boosting furniture and appliance demand.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor. It lists trade area rates for one month to one year and outside trade area rates, plus an out of state tax deduction and AP news rights.
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