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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1975
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes Michigan governor urging states to pool clout to influence Washington. He cites inflation as reason for closer cooperation and criticizes layered government costs from federal funds. The piece argues reducing federal intervention or regionalism as remedy to growing government pyramid.
New York AP reports small fake billing schemes exploit auto payment practices by large corporations. Brokers order distributed annual reports for profit with 50 cent fees, yielding phony invoices under $25. Some operatives use college dorm or vacant addresses. Corporate secretary TC Tyler Jr. of J M Smucker Co. notes potential $5,000 annual losses plus postage and printing.
Bendix Homes Systems Inc plans an Ottawa open house to showcase modular home building using assembly line methods and transported sections. The event aims to educate the public and honor a local company invested in the industry's future. Meanwhile USDA projections suggest 1975 wheat prices may average about 2.90 per bushel with a total crop value near 6.3 billion, offset by a drop from last year’s high.
Wheat sales to the Soviets in the past week totaled about 154 million bushels by U S firms with 36 7 million bushels announced by Cook Industries Memphis The unpublished USDA figures project 183 5 million bushels for 1975 76 farm prices Hoffmann poised to shape Army leadership with Senate confirmation expected Corn outlook shows potential 6 05 billion bushels harvest and farm value near 13 6 billion, up from earlier years
Dr George Thesteson answers questions on gamma globulin injections boosting antibodies to fight infections, possible allergy rash, and whether immunization can help a chronically ill patient. The piece also covers vaginal yeast infections, bladder papillomas, and a brief prayer section.
TV memory lane returns as Dagmar Virginia Ruth Egner, the 1950s Open House regular, joins NBCs Tomorrow to relive live TV days. The Huntington WV native, now 54, recalls her early career, her Hi voice, and how Bob Hope helped launch her stage presence.
Abse published daily except Sunday and holidays from Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. Rates apply to trade area by mail monthly and yearly with discounts for out of area and 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers. Associated Press rights are reserved.
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