Feeling The Pinch And Rail Crossings Warnings
Ottawa Herald column notes Kansas tax lid limits strain on cities counties and schools pushing toward new revenue like local sales taxes or utility rate hikes. Reports Sedgwick County seven deaths at rail crossings this year amid fewer trains while calls grow for safer crossings and driver caution.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Sedgwick
Dear Dr Thosteson Post Surgery Bra Dilemma and Inquiry
A reader seeks guidance after partial mastectomy three years ago on finding a bra that stays in place and fits properly. She references a booklet on ear noises and wonders about a possible vasodilator the doctor may have prescribed, asking for a method to verify the medication and its purpose.
Dear Dr Thosteson Advice Column Clips on Health and Belief
A reader shares tips on post breast surgery prosthetics using foam and sewn-in inserts and mentions pursuing options in larger cities or cancer societies. The column answers questions on tinnitus causes, hair growth, cataract treatment timing, and vitamins, noting cataracts can be removed when vision is affected and vitamins cannot cure them.
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Cancer Societies
American Cancer Society
Dr. Thesteson
Progress in turning crude oil into food protein
In the Business Mirror from New York, AP reports scientists are slowly advancing to produce protein from petroleum hydrocarbons. A 1,000-pound steer yields one pound of protein daily, while microbes could yield 4,000 pounds daily. BP has built plants in Scotland and France to create hydrocarbon fermentation protein, intended to fortify animal feeds with hopes of edible SCP for humans amid global protein shortages.
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New York
OW Company
Meri Petroleum Institute
British Petroleum Co
Scotland
France
The ABC Approach in Education Access and Outcomes
Washington report on the ABC program shows six in ten graduates reach college, with many entering Yale, Harvard, Dartmouth, Columbia, and other institutions. The nonprofit effort funds from 100 participating schools, 23 private sponsors, and about $10,000 per student for three years plus summer programs, drawing 300–350 top prospects annually.
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Washington
ABC
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Phillips Exeter Academy
Miss Hall’s School
Deerfield Academy
the Choate School
Brooks School
St. Paul's School
William D. Berkeley
Berkeley
Garvey Clarke
New York
Clarke
Holyoke
Duke
Amherst
Carleton
Williams
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Connecticut
California
War Legality In The Front
A public broadcast discussion in New York debated U S wartime legality in Vietnam, focusing on international rules, accountability up the chain of command, and civilian protection. Panelists including lawyers, professors, veterans, a war correspondent, and two accused war criminals weighed if the United States violated laws of war and who bears responsibility.
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New York
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Telford Taylor
Nuernberg
Taylor
Nuerberg
Robert MacNeil
MacNeil
Unfinished Tasks Challenge Marital Harmony in New York
A Forest Hills couple navigates life with Mary’s habit of starting projects but rarely finishing them. The husband recounts how a 4 by 6 foot hooked rug remains 17 to 20 parts complete after three years of marriage, serving as a running centerpiece and social joke amid city soot.
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NBC
Mozart
New York Philharmonic
Robert Levin
Forest Hills
N.Y
Mary
Pricilla
Lee
New York City
Television Schedule Log for Evening Lineup
A dense TV grid shows daily programming across channels with a long list of shows, movies, news, weather and talk segments. Notable items include Petticoat Junction, Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, All In The Family, Marcus Welby, Captain Kangaroo, and various soap operas such as Days Of Our Lives and General Hospital. The schedule details times, program names, and occasional movie titles across late afternoon to midnight, reflecting a varied 1960s to 1970s broadcast slate.
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Mod Squad
Bill Cosby
Beverly Hillbillies
Don Knotts
Green Acres
Hee Haw
Marcus Welby
Ottawa Herald Publication Facts and Rates
Ottawa Herald at 104 S. Cedar lists editor Wellington Robert 8 and publisher duties. It details subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly pricing, plus a 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers and AP news use rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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