Love your teacher next to your Mother, Ottawa Echoes
In this Saturday Notebook column from Ottawa Herald 1975, reflections touch on teachers public image amid picket lines, unemployment fears, and tax costs. The piece notes a weed policy by a southeast city and jokes about a Japanese student at Ottawa University learning English and blackjack, plus a Civil Aeronautics Board backed Hawaii vacation offer for federal workers.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Hawaii
Uncle Sam
Patient reports heart attack recovery and persistent cough
A patient describes hospitalization twice for a myocardial infarction and coronary insufficiency with angina. They report a troublesome cough that exhausts them and sometimes triggers angina pain, seeking medical guidance.
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Dr. Thosteson
Cough Linked to Heart Condition and Bedwetting Remedies
Reader asks if chronic cough relates to heart failure and potential treatments. Advice notes chest X ray to check congestion, diuretics if edema, and reporting symptoms promptly. Also covers bedwetting in children linked to dietary factors and psychological aspects, with a cautionary note on possible food allergies and patient explanations.
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H.C.M
Thosteson
Ottawa Herald Classifieds and Rates Listing Cedar 104
Ottawa Herald page lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Taxes vary by state, plus a note on Associated Press rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Television Schedule Dense With Classics and Modern Series
A packed Saturday slate lists numerous programs across genres from morning to late night. Notable items include Sesame Street, The Tonight-like News blocks, sports coverage featuring baseball and pro tennis, classic films like The Molly Maguires, and ongoing series such as Mission: Impossible and Hawaii Five-Oh style fare, with many slots allocated to children and educational programming.
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Rapport
Garner Ted Armstrong
Mavie Short
Hella
Jeff
Madix
Mr. Magoo
Liz Abner
Bobby Goldsboro
Diamond Head
Ferry
Hong Kong
Audubon Wildlife Theatre
Hollywood Television Theatre
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Friends of Man
Water World
Insight
News
Wild Kingdom
Animal World
Cher
Jimmy Dean
Kojak
Spring coat fracas at GUM highlights Soviet shortages
In Moscow at GUM, a coat sale chaos drew police and a crowd awaiting spring coats long advertised but scarce. The writer links the scene to systemic Soviet production limits, agriculture struggles, and urban bias, noting food prices, wages, and subsidies while contrasting with Western consumer gains.
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John Marshall Harris
Moscow
GUM
Red Square
Ussr
Karl Marx
Vladimir Lenin
Lenin
Leon Trotsky
Josef Stalin
United States
United Nations
Nikita Khruschev
Canada
Australia
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Turkey
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