Those Mean Ol Policemen in Ottawa Parking Fines Debate
A loyal Ottawan laments common sense in citations after a driver sat in his car during a ticket. A South Dakota man cites Ottawa speed charges and warns visitors about officers hidden behind trees. The piece recalls meter disputes and cussing motorists, contrasting with Port Charlotte Florida’s Police Retirement Community draw.
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Tito Reshapes Yugoslavia Leaving Moscow's Shadow Behind
Belgrade's mountains frame a history of revolts and foreign rule. Tito, a tough and cautious leader, steered Yugoslavia away from strict Moscow control by pursuing independence, relaxing strict communism, and tolerating private property.
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Understanding Allergies and Skin Reactions in Daily Life
A reader asks what allergy is and if it ties to infection or blood disease. Dr Molner explains allergy as a sensitivity to harmless substances, with hay fever as a common example. The piece notes contact dermatitis from cosmetics or soaps and advises avoiding irritants near the eyes, plus brief local notices and a prayer.
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Television Schedule Montage for Channel Four NBC Seven-Thirty
Readable fragments show a dense list of programming across networks and times from morning to late night. Named shows include Mighty Mouse Heckle and Jeckle Robin Hood Fury Lassie Gunsmoke Wagon Train and Danny Thomas with multiple stations indicated by numbers like 4 5 13. The text reflects a historical TV grid with many program titles, times, and channel references.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Move to Trade Area
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription options with mail rates for local and outside trade area. Pricing includes monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual terms. rates vary by area and duration.
County Welfare Levy Drops As Federal Aid Grows
Franklin County plans see a 1960 budget boost to 702254 while the welfare levy falls from 3.24 to 2.46 mills thanks to a federal increase in aid last October. The county anticipates a 102773.91 tax draw, with open hearings and questions invited. Welfare director Wanda Baird notes future changes depend on federal aid and rising living costs affecting dependent children and other aid programs.
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