Ottawa protests power rate hike echo Kansas surge
City leaders in Ottawa reacted to electricity rate increases with alarm, linking state policy to broader utility price hikes. Kansas Gas and Electric firms push for higher charges, with Kansas City Power & Light seeking a 20 percent rise and warning of further requests if denied.
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From Our Readers Amen to Mrs Booth Answer
Mary Black of 736 South Sycamore defends Mrs Dorris Booth against the editorial A Case of Hypocrisy in last Friday's Herald. She argues liquor remains a depressant, causes fatalities, and cites local protests against beer dancing and store beer sales to refute claims of universal apathy.
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Reactive hypoglycemia in a patient column request
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about reactive hypoglycemia after three glucose tolerance tests. The note seeks guidance on diet—small, frequent meals—and whether this condition can affect nerves.
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Understanding Reactive Hypoglycemia and Caffeine Effects
A reader outlines reactive hypoglycemia caused by rapid insulin release after carbohydrates and offers dietary advice. The letter cautions about caffeine from daily cola intake and stresses high protein, low carb meals with four to six small portions daily.
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Television Schedule Long Form Entry
A dense OCR style TV log lists daily and prime time lineups with program titles, channel references, and partial timing across 5 to 10 PM blocks. It names Hogan's Heroes Sesame Street Early Show Zoom Family Affair and many other programs along with sports and films across multiple channels.
Ottawa Herald staff and subscription rates page
Ottawa Herald notes publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription prices for trade area and out of area readers. rates include monthly and yearly options and tax handling. mentions Associated Press rights.
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Record 1975 Corn Crop Yields Big Farm Values Decline
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports that despite forecasts of strong exports the 1975 corn crop paid farmers about 18 percent less per bushel than 1974 even as the crop's total value rose to nearly 14.4 billion dollars. The corn harvest set a record production near 5.8 billion bushels, with Soviet purchases boosting exports to about 350 million bushels and additional wheat sales to Russia. Rice and soybean values also fell, while overall farm value slipped below 7.1 billion dollars, signaling higher consumer prices ahead at a 4 to 5 percent rise in the first half of the year.
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Asner Excels in TV Dramatization Rich Man Poor Man
ABC airs the vast Rich Man Poor Man miniseries with Edward Asner delivering a powerful performance as Lou Grant type. The sequence traces two brothers and a girlfriend across postwar to mid 1980s America, through slow-paced but richly drawn chapters.
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Downtown redevelopment bill eyed to curb urban rot in Kansas
Kansas City area leaders back a bill granting cities power of eminent domain to assemble downtown property for redevelopment financed by revenue bonds paid from tax increments. Opponents and questions remain on definitions, constitutionality, and veto provisions. proponents cite higher downtown tax revenues and private sector collaboration, with Topeka and other cities pushing for feasibility studies and public review.
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Faith and Deliverance Invocation Fragment
A devotional fragment pleads for redemption from self bondage through divine sovereignty. It asks the Lord to release servants held by desires and to turn toward Him as the Revealer of divine names and attributes is made known to people.
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