Saturday Notebook: TV Football Hype and Household Quirks
In Ottawa Herald notes the holidays bring college crowd TV football chatter and humorous domestic clashes over watching time. A Brooklyn psychoanalyst remark about sublimating needs attracts mockery, while a neighbor jokes about the year starting well if he remembers his spouse's birthday. The piece also mentions a Hong Kong flu scare, a doctor’s threat to flee winter, a seven bed aspirin joke, and a light jab at a legislature in session as mayor reports sewer tax rise of 1.60 monthly.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Pain From Old Injury To Doctor Thosteson
A reader reports chronic coccyx fracture pain from an old injury and says doctors have advised against surgery, claiming nothing more can be done to help. The letter seeks medical guidance from Dr Thosteson.
Relief tips for coccyx pain and posture guidance
Reader seeks relief for coccyx pain and leg weakness at 64. Advice emphasizes avoiding slouching, using a firm chair, maintaining proper posture, and sitting in hot water to relax small surrounding muscles. Gentle rectal massage by a physician has shown ~80 percent improvement in some cases. Also notes limited surgical options.
1972 Investment Boom Seen From Commerce-Seven Policy Shifts
Commerce Department and SEC project $83.9 billion in 1972 new plant and equipment spending, an 8.1 percent rise and the strongest gain since 1960. Nixon tax credit expansion boosts modernization, with Stans guiding optimism for urgent upgrades. Pentagon links profits to capital investment in defense contracts while Price Commission boosts auto maker price increases for safety and emission upgrades. A 19-year-old college student exposed brokerages by showing $200,000 in stock trades with no capital, prompting inquiries into compliance practices.
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Commerce Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon
Commerce
Maurice H. Stang
Land Chamber of Commerce
Maine
America
Pentagon
The
Price Commission
Wall Street
Abraham H. Treff
Budget is editorial topic from Kansas editorials
State editorial writers critique Gov. Robert Docking's budget proposals from the Kansas Legislature opening. The Wichita Eagle praises most aims and questions funding methods, urging cooperation to fix past mistakes. The Manhattan Mercury questions sufficiency for state needs and fiscal balance, while the Hays News attacks perceived self interest and the property tax lid, calling for funding for police fire, teachers, and roads.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Wichita Eagle
TV Schedule Dense Listing Of Classics And News
Television log lists dense lineup across dayparts with numerous show titles including Bugs Bunny Road Runner Scooby Doo Tom And Jerry Bonanza Star Trek and sports events like NBA All Star Game. Includes news weather and various public interest programs from morning to late night with many recurring characters and channels.
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Dr. Dolittle
Deputy Dawg
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Bay City
Gomer Pyle
Jeff
1971 U.S. corn crop still a record despite lower estimate
The Agriculture Department places 1971 corn at 5.54 billion bushels, about 11.5 million below November estimates, amid a large surplus. Nearly 586 million bushels were placed under price-support loans, aiming to lift remaining market prices, as part of broader debates on price supports and a potential grain reserve. The year also set records in soybeans and sorghum, with overall crops reaching new highs and total harvested area at 302 million acres.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Ear L. Butz
Congress
House
Butz
Senate Agriculture Committee
U.S.D.A
Belly Dancer Opens School in London Art Form
Carolyn Muellbauer 28 from Chicago travels to London to establish belly dancing as art and fitness. She mixes Russian Jewish Irish heritage, studied art history and sociology, and hopes to sing opera. She followed her husband to Warwick University and previously taught at a Chicago YMCA while pursuing singing lessons.
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London
Carolyn Muelibauer
Chicago
America
University of Michigan
Bordeaux
France
England
Warwick University
Berkeley
Calif
Kahraman
San Francisco
North Beach
Ottawa Herald Advertising Rates and Policy Note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade ores with tax details and carrier options plus out of area and out of state rates. It notes AP rights, date not provided, and publication specifics including editor.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Mall
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