Ottawa Herald Saturday Notebook Bites Dull Meeting And Local Quirks
A collection of light notices and wry observations from Ottawa and regional events. Jokes about a dull regional planning meeting at Ottawa University, comic booklets and costs, local Jaycees spelling errors, dental mishaps, a new ice cream dipper filled with antifreeze, Bicentennial fireplug painting, a KU transcript mix up, and a California friend’s jet sonic boom causing a broken toilet.
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Air Conditioning Concerns from Dear Doctor Thosteson
A letter to Dr Thosteson describes discomfort with air conditioning causing head congestion headaches sore throat and frequent head colds after spending time in air conditioned spaces. The writer seeks medical guidance on managing symptoms.
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Dr. Thosteson
Overcoming Draft Sensitivity and Health Queries
A reader asks how to combat drafts and temperature changes affecting sinuses. Advice notes controllable home factors, possible allergy links, and the impact of emotional stress on halitosis. The column also covers breast sensitivity from birth control pills, alternatives to deodorants, and a mumps related infertility concern with medical explanations and suggested steps.
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W.C.J
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Television Log Schedule Framed for Ottawa Daily
The Ottawa newspaper lists a dense Saturday and Monday prime time lineup with dozens of programs across networks. Highlights include feature films The Giant Eel and The Carpetbaggers, and series such as Sesame Street, Mister 880, The Jeffersons, Kojak, and Dallas.
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Bobby Goldsboro
Minh a Vietnamese General Turns Down a Hard New Life in New York
Nguyen Van Minh, once a Saigon defense commander with a villa and three sons abroad, fled in April as Saigon fell. Now in a West Side Manhattan apartment, he works on memoirs, contemplates work as a writer, and in quiet moments maps air strike coordinates from city streets.
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World fertilizer outlook improves easing price pressures
Washington experts say nitrogen and phosphate supplies will be greater this year and spot prices have fallen. International urea prices dropped to about 190 a ton from over 350 in 30 days, but last year’s sharp increases still hinder fertilizer use in developing countries with limited foreign exchange.
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