Editorial snapshot from Ottawa Herald January 14 1978
The page presents Opinions and Features with editorials and commentary reflecting the Ottawa Herald viewpoint. It surveys civic matters, social issues, and reader letters while offering period voice and stance on local developments. The piece frames public discourse and invites reader engagement in a mid January 1978 context.
Saturday Notebook highlights playful takes on energy and fashion
A columnist reflects on energy debates, presidential travel, and economic headlines from The Times of London. Light commentary covers neckwear trends, beef for breakfast, tax plans for college construction, and a Manhattan bill on a new K-State fieldhouse with smoker taxes’ mortgage questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Arthritis and Ulcer Questions and Medical Advice
A reader asks about numb hands from a power mower and potential x rays, possible cervical spine arthritis or carpal tunnel, with insurance concerns noted. Other letters discuss a teen with a gastric ulcer, a woman with blood in urine, silicone breast implants, zinc for sense of smell, and a closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thosteson
D.Y
Thesteson
D.K
The Perils Of Puffing A Cheeky Quit Tale
A humorous essay on attempts to quit smoking, detailing failed methods, costly side effects, and comical catastrophes. The narrator, Jim, describes shocks to his nerves, a milkshake straw cigarette, and the elusive moment of true abstinence while lampooning the Surgeon General’s warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Nancy
Jim
Argentina Seeks Bigger Footprint in World Grain Trade
Kansas City report outlines Argentina Grain Board's push for freer marketing, higher production, and lower government take. It notes shifts since 1970s reforms, hopes for expansion despite a short current wheat crop, and continued reliance on private trade to boost exports into Gulf markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City
Argentine Grain Board
Board of Trade
Argentina
U.S
Argentina Grain Board
Grain Board
Gulf
Myles J. Mickle
Mickle
Esa
Juan Perron
National Grain Board
Pork Production to Grow About Ten Percent in 1978
An Agriculture Department forecast says total pork entering the consumer market in 1978 will be about 10 percent above 1977, with overall red meat production 1 to 2 percent higher. Slaughter prices for hogs are expected to ease from winter peaks to the middle and high 30s by spring, while beef demand and hamburger sales rise.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
W. Eldon Ball
USDA
Economic Research Service
Ball
Glenn Grimes
University of Missouri
Farmers Union
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