Editorial urges normalizing Cuban relations with U S
The piece argues for formal ties with Cuba after 16 years, noting the island’s proximity and calls for removing roadblocks. It critiques linking diplomacy to Cuba’s Africa policy and a harsh stance, suggesting normal relations and free trade could shift Havana away from the Communist bloc. It questions U S consistency in foreign policy.
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Havana
Carter
Cuba
U.S
Kansas
Robert Dole
Africa
Petitioners Correct Fire District Levy Plan Details
From Our Readers We misled on the mill levy placement for Williamsburg and Homewood fire district petitions. Levy would apply to real estate and personal property. To rectify we proposed an $8,000 budget, $500 below the real estate only maximum. Assessed valuation around 2.2 to 2.3 million. Contact Carol Mallory or attend the budget hearing as per Friday's legal notice in the Herald.
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Williamsburg and Homewood Fire District
Herald
Carol Mallory
Dear Doctor Answers on Bronchitis and Asthma
A reader asks Dr Thostesen about three months of breathing trouble. The doctor explains it could be bronchitis, asthma, or both, and notes the difficulty in diagnosis and the need for care given the reader's age and health.
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Dr. Thosteson
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Health QandA on bronchitis and related issues
A long reader exchange discusses bronchitis distinctions acute versus chronic and ailments causing coughs. It covers asthma heart-linked pardiac asthma, tests for heart and lungs, caffeine sources, enzyme tests for heart attack, pregnancy at older ages, Bartholin glands removal, Finkelstein sign for DeQuervain's disease, and a closing prayer.
Ottawa Era subscription rates and AP news note
Ottawa Era lists daily publication details with Wellington Editor and Publisher Roberts. Rates shown for trade area: monthly $1.96, three months $5.96, six months $9.97, yearly $17.30. outside trade area by mail: monthly $3.78, three months $7.00, six months $13.39, yearly $24.46. Out of state discounts 3 percent. AP note grants exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
Strange New World and Classic TV Mix on Friday Night
A TV Tonight lineup includes the 1975 film Strange New World with John Saxon and Kathleen Miller about astronauts returning after 180 years to a changed Earth. Also airing are Sanford and Son episode Aunt Esther Meets Her Son and the 1944 Dragon Seed with Kathryn Hepburn and Walter Huston, plus news, sports, and several CBS and NBC programs.
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Kathleen Miller
Earth
Suspendead
Esther
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George
Rick
Kathryn Hepburn
Walter Huston
Baseball
Kansas City Vn Tayas
Elizabeth I
England
Peter Jennings
David Brenner
Halen Gurlay Brown
Cas
John Davidson
Lauran Hutton
Mary Hartman
ABC
Robert Reed
Jennifer Hilary
Baretta
Tony Baretta
Waitrass
Elizabeth
Agronsky
Triand
Bread
Guaste
Yoni Mitchell
Kenny Rogers
Dan
John Ford Coley
Valentine
Eddie Rabbitt
Johnny Rivers
Bronside
Contradiction In Money Policies By John Cunniff AP Analyst
Contradictory views on interest rates dominate debate between the Federal Reserve and the executive branch. Arthur Burns defends rate hikes to curb inflation while Bert Lance argues rates can worsen the economy. Critics say Fed decisions lack transparency and accountability, with past errors cited as proof of missteps in monetary policy.
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John Cunniff
New York
Federal Reserve
Executive Branch
Fed
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Bert Lance
Carter
United States
Congress
USDA disputes claim of milk surpluses and high prices
The Agriculture Department rebuts Justice Department findings that federal price supports marketing orders and dairy cooperatives create milk surpluses and raise costs for consumers. It argues surpluses were not persistent, prices rose with tight supply, and consumer prices lagged other goods. Also notes cooperatives’ market power is limited by farmers’ production control and efficiency gains. FDA may delay approval of sodium caseinate in ice cream as a substitute for non-fat dry milk.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Justice Department
USDA
Justice
Antitrust Division
Atty
Griffin Bell
Agriculture
Hob Bergland
Bell
Bergland
Justice Report
Congress
Department
Food and Drug Administration
PBS Special on Teenage Pregnancy Aired Tonight
AP reports PBS airs a 60 minute WTTW documentary Guess Who's Pregnant addressing the rise of unwed teenage pregnancies in America. It profiles statistics, attitudes, sex education, and responses from advocates and opponents while noting the film's $80,000 cost and filming in Washington DC, Bronx, and Chicago.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Public TV Tonight
Public Broadcasting Service
WTTW
Chicago
America
Michael Hirsh
Elayne
WITV
van Amerlingen Foundation
Hirsh
Washington, D.C
Bronx
N.Y
Fairfax
South Side
V.D
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