Ecology debate in Ottawa echoes through newsprint waste
Saturday Notebook discusses ecology and pollution in the newsprint industry. It notes 2.3 million tons recycled and 400000 tons de-inked annually, real costs of abatement, and rising circulation prices. It highlights forest regrowth by major paper firms and opposition to new power plants due to pollution. A resident quips about downgrading appliance use, resisting upgrades like an instant hair setter.
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Ottawa
Teen teen asks about appendicitis treatment and recovery
A teenager writes to Dr Thosteson seeking guidance on appendicitis management. Questions cover necessity of surgery, hospital stay length, return to normal routine, postoperative pain, intravenous feeding, and stomach pumping.
Appendicitis Advice and Household Health Q&A
A reader fears appendix danger and is advised to seek medical evaluation for severe abdominal pain. The letter explains typical appendicitis symptoms, possible alternative causes, and notes surgery may be needed but recovery is brief. Also includes hair care guidance and blood pressure query about vitamin B complex, with a closing prayer.
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S.K
Thosteson
New York Columns Sketch Life, Self-Esteem, Life Spans
Series of curious observations and quotes from New York about self esteem myths, industrial noise, mortality trends, and social habits. Notable items include Hal Boyle on mistakes, a vacuum quieter but less powerful, a Copacabana quip, and a 1902 tax total of 17 dollars.
Bethlehem Stands Firm on 12 Percent Price Hikes
Bethlehem Steel Corp. and chairman Stewart Cort defended a planned about 12 percent price increase on major products amid Nixon’s opposition. Cort reported talks with White House adviser Paul McCracken, noting no plan to roll back prices.
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McCracken
Treasury
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Farm Roundup and milk pricing ruling in USDA notices
Washington AP reports two farm stories. USDA inspectors at ports intercepted 47,000 plant pests last year amid rising travel, prompting concern over fruit flies snails and mites and potential crop damage. Separately the Agriculture Department rejected a proposed economic formula for Class I milk pricing in federal marketing orders after hearings in Clayton Missouri and New York.
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Clayton
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Television Schedule Dense With Classic Programs
A packed weekly guide lists daily lineups across networks from noon to midnight including News, sports, and films. Notable entries feature Tomfoolery Jetsons Wild Kingdom Return Of The Texan The Woman In Green Maverick Pro Bowlers Tour Duel At Diablo NorthWest Mounted Police Wide World Of Sports Hogan's Heroes To Rome With Love Faith For Our Times This Is The Life News Your Church Johnny Cash Jeopardy World Apart To Tell The Truth Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Days Of Our Lives Guiding Light General Hospital Dark Shadows Edge Of Night Perry Mason Big Valley Dr. Cook Garden Dramas and classic Westerns fill daytime and primetime slots.
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Jetsons
Maverick
Northwest Mounted Police
Wide World of Sports
Camera Three
Bullwinkle
Face the Nation
Discovery
Encounter
Jesse James
Animal World
FBY
Ed Sullivan
Bill Cosby
Glen Campbell
Jackie Gleason
Somerset
Virginia Graham
Bay City
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Dick van Dyke
SS May Not Be So Bad
CHICAGO AP reports social security benefits could rise to about $1,000 monthly with pending congressional legislation. Commerce Clearing House notes many liberalizations since 1935 and projects a maximum primary insurance amount of $660 by 1993, yielding a combined worker and spouse benefit just under $1,000.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Anx A Authority Service
Ottawa Kansas newspaper subscription rates and policy
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays, Robert B. Wellington Editor and Publisher. Rates by mail within trade area: one month 1.29, three months 3.86, six months 6.70, one year 12.36. Outside trade area: one month 2.06, three months 5.15, six months 9.79, one year 18.54. Out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax. AP is exclusive to use local news and dispatches.
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