Noted Eaters, Diets and TV Jokes in Ottawa Notebook
In this Saturday Notebook, readers remark on a bull selling for $103,500 bought by a doctor, a local friend’s diet, refrigerators with locks, and bureaucratic language. The piece also ponders Canadian football's pace, a TV network buyout of a cold storage firm, Morris Kay's gubernatorial bid, and Washington’s $18 billion annual paper use for forms and IRS returns.
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Herald
Uncle Sam
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Boy Hopes To Play Sports Despite Spleen Condition
A 16 year old writes that years ago a doctor said he has a spleen problem and cannot participate in sports or gym. He expresses a strong wish to play and asks for guidance.
Understanding the spleen and related health questions
A compact health column explains the spleen’s role, causes of enlargement linked to thalassemia minor, and the risks of rupture. It notes hereditary Mediterranean anemia, advises against contact sports, and describes splenectomy when needed. It also covers hair removal feasibility and a basic note on flat feet and thyroid influence.
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J.W
Cooley
Thosteson
R.L
Weekend TV Grid Shows A Full Day Lineup
A dense Saturday schedule lists dozens of programs across networks from morning to late night. Notable items include Lucy, Enthusiast lineups, movies such as Charlie Chan In Rio and The Bad Seed, and sports like Orioles vs Tigers, with extensive rosters of country and variety shows, news, and religious broadcasts throughout the day.
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Bill Anderson
Lloyd Bridges
Water World
Hazel
Wild Wild West
High Chaparral
Hogan’s Heroes
Mayberry R.F.D
Roll
Doris Day
Oscar Hammaensteind
Hrafbratiens
Moyitsu' Tw
Teva Shad
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Chicago
Nixon removes meat import quotas and extends price controls
President Nixon scrapped meat import quotas for 1972 and extended price controls to fresh fruits vegetables eggs and seafood after the first farmer sale. International finance worries rose as Common Market ministers to restore stability. The pound fell after Britain floated its currency while the dollar remained steady despite pressure.
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New York
Nixon
Britain
U.S
House Is A Real Live Candidate By LEROY TOWNS Kansas Correspondent Harris
Harlan Dale House, 29, a Sherman County farmer near Edson, challenges U S Senator James Pearson in the Kansas Republican primary. He self-finances his campaign, cites wheat price concerns, seeks a two term limit, laments limited party support, and favors Western Kansas campaigning over Washington optics.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris
Enterprises
Topeka
Harlan Dale House
U. S. Senate
Edson
House
Sen
James Pearson
Pearson
Kansas State University
Sherman County
Washington, D. C
U. S
George Wallace
Farm Prices Rise to Record Parity Index in June
Washington AP reports average farm prices rose 1.5 percent in June to a record parity index of 317 percent, driven by cattle and hogs. The parity ratio held at 73 percent, unchanged from May, while expenses rose to new highs, reflecting broader cost increases since 1951. Beef cattle averaged a record $34.20 per hundredweight and hog prices reached $25.40, both marks for June.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policies
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with pricing for in and out of trade area subscribers. Rates shown include monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual plans, with separate out of state tax adjustments and carrier options. The notice also states AP news rights and local news exclusivity.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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