Editorial critique of Social Security office move
Page Two Editorial questions federal decision to place a new Social Security office on South US-59 highway arguing it serves Ottawa and Franklin County but highlights downtown vacancy and parking concerns. The piece urges remodeling a downtown building for safety and better access, criticizing the outskirts location as a money waste.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Social Security
South Main
Access road gap at new social security office sparks concern
In The Hinterlands a lack of a proper access road to the new social security office raises fears of traffic accidents and reduced downtown vitality. Residents note loss of nearby shopping and the need for neighbors to make special trips, urging caution and better planning to protect public safety and budgets.
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Social Security Office
Hypocrisy over Franklin County liquor laws
Ottawans live with out-dated liquor regulations that ban liquor stores and in-building beer and dance venues. People must travel to Lawrence to buy liquor, while hypocrisy appears in partygoers who drink publicly or privately elsewhere. The author urges change.
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Franklin County
Lawrence
Dear Dr Thosteson on Nonfunctioning Gall Bladder
A 32 year old, mildly diabetic patient writes that his gall bladder, deemed nonfunctioning by X-ray, has been known to be nonfunctional for seven years. He notes his doctors avoid deciding whether to remove the bladder despite ongoing concern.
Gall bladder issues linked to diabetes and medical doubts
Reader questions if gall bladder disease can trigger or worsen diabetes. Response notes gall bladder problems can hinder diabetes control, suggests weight and diet review, and recommends a diabetes specialist if doctors disagree. Also covers Reiter's syndrome, surgical risks, and body donation queries with concise medical facts.
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C.F.H
Comprehensive TV Schedule Log From 1969 Broadcasts
A dense listing of television programming across channels with times and program titles. References include Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Family Affair Leave It to Beaver Green Acres News Electric Company Gomer Pyle USMC Aviation Weather Bettye Stewart and many more including sports, movies, documentaries, and public affairs.
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Beaver
Green Acres
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Bettye
Andy Grifith
Beverly Hillbillies
Sanford and Son
Cbs
Washington Week
Hamburg Circus
Rockford A
Kings
Milwaukee Bucks
Kup
Johnny Carson
Cleopatra
Mary Hartman
Hollywood Television Theatre
Ironside
News
World Press
Lawrence Welk
Animal World
Addle
Nova
Litton
NHL
Chicago Black Hawks
McCoy
Kolak
Louis Armstrong
Bronk
Kansas Legislative Review
Bill Moyers’ Journal
Black Journal
Wall Street Week
Groucho
Sports Extra
Washington Week In Review
Bonanza
700 Club
Jack Hartman
Ted Owens
FBI
Target
Tillotson and the Centrex II phone snarl at Topeka Capitol
Kansas lawmaker John Charles Tillotson grows irritable over the state’s new Centrex II system. The Norton Republican, Senate vice president, frowns as his secretary and he navigate push phone extensions. A misrouted call and confusing switchbook rules reveal the kitchen-sink chaos of modern legislative communications and its possible political cost.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
HNS
John Charles Tillotson
John Charles
J.C
Tillotson
Janet Stubbs
Senate Press Gallery
Paris
Vladivostok
Chamber
Janet
Capitol
Louis Armstrong Chicago Style portrayed by Ben Vereen
AP Review notes Ben Vereen gives a superb Armstrong performance in the ABC film set in 1931 Chicago. The show features strong music and a vivid Hood persona but suffers from a weak script, misfired cohesion, and dull stretches despite Armstong’s compelling presence.
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NEW York (Ap
Ben Vereen
ABC
Louis Armstrong
Chicago
Armstrong
Pops
Vereen
James Lee
Farm Roundup: Embargoes sour Ford with farmers
Washington AP Allan Grant of the American Farm Bureau says last summer’s grain sales embargoes to the Soviet Union and two earlier export bans have put President Ford in political trouble with farmers. Grant notes farmers remember the embargos and may be hard to win over in 1976. He adds that Earl Butz believes most farmers will back Ford but by a narrower margin than Nixon in 1972. Grant, near Visalia, Calif, refrains from endorsing Ford or Reagan.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Ford
Allan Grant
American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl L. Butz
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Grant
Visalia
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Federation
Reagan
Ottawa Herald Inassera Subscription Rates and Policy
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Rates vary by location with out of state tax adjustments and AP news exclusivity noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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