Editorial warns Kansas auto insurance rise tied to teen drivers
Ottawa Herald argues insurance premiums rise as teen drivers, higher repair and medical costs push rates. Since 1965 property damage claims up 27 percent, bodily injury up 14 percent, with loss ratios near 1.10 to 1. Teaching careful driving and responsible ownership may slow increases, but prices may become unaffordable for many.
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Kansas
When Diagnosis Is Done By Machine And Test
A speaker recalls early doctoring where diagnosis relied on questions, examination, and timing. Modern medicine leans on blood tests, X rays, and urine samples in hospitals. The writer fears overreliance on computers may replace doctors, fearing errors and a future of doctors with more leisure but less judgment.
Things That Make Life Worth Living by Hal Boyle
A poem of small joys and everyday wonders that give life meaning. Imagery ranges from snow footsteps to street bells, a dog's wag, a child's butter test, and warm home comforts. It touches tenderness, memory, and simple acts of care.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Camelot
Nixon Gains Mixed Praise Across Europe
European papers largely credit Nixon with winning de Gaulle’s confidence during his eight day tour but warn it may take months to judge real policy gains. Some outlets note thaw in Franco American relations while others cite ongoing NATO, Near East and monetary conference disagreements. East Bloc outlets caution on reactions and timing.
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Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
United States
ADN
Rome
Paris
Pravda
Moscow
Washington
L’aurore
NATO
The
London Times
de Gaulle
Drippy Nose Clues In Allergy and Sinus Trouble
A constant nose drip may signal allergy rather than sinus trouble alone. Hay fever season triggers some people, while others react to persistent allergens like house dust feathers in pillows or animal danders, suggesting allergy as a common cause.
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Thosteson
Sinus Drip Causes and Interrelated Nose Conditions
Medical discussion explains that nasal drainage often stems from nose conditions or allergies, with sinus issues arising secondarily. It cautions discrimination in treatment, notes the sinus network behind the nose, and references a helpful sinus booklet. Also includes reader questions about fear of dogs and Vitamin E claims.
Backfire in Employment Status Warns of Labor Shortage
New York AP reports that after decades of fighting unemployment the nation faces a looming manpower shortage. A National Planning Association study foresees 10 million more workers needed by 1975, with doctors dentists social workers carpenters and skilled trades in short supply and policy shifts likely to emphasize training and education reforms.
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New York
National Planning Association
Association
U.S. Labor Department
Peter Drucker
Fire destroys old stone mill at Quenemo
A Wednesday evening fire of unknown origin destroyed the old stone mill and elevator at Quenemo, owned and operated by Glen and Guy Wilson. The incident recalls a similar blaze reported 25 years ago.
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Quenemo
Glen
Guy Wilson
C. E. Daniel
Tenth Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Prayer for Today Encourages Honest Self-Inventory
A reflective prayer cites II Corinthians 4 16 and asks believers to assess their spiritual state honestly. It calls for setting aside time for disciplines that promote growth in grace and ends with the name of Jesus.
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Jesus
Extensive TV Schedule Log From Local Station
A dense listing outlines a full day's programming with multiple networks and local block details. It lists News Weather Editorial Sports and a long sequence of series films talk shows and specials including Flintstones Lancer Julia Red Skelton Truth or Consequences Beverly Hillbillies and Tonight with numerous time slots and channel markers.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Jerry Lewis
Lancer
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Torey
Whizzo
Captain Kangaroo
Bette Hayes
Steve Allen
Lucille Ball
Romper Room
Sheltering Palms
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donald O'Connor
Doctors
Perry Macon
Mike Douglas
Batman
Virginian
Glen Campbell
Liberty Valance
Green Acres
Hawaii Five-O
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Ottawa Herald Publisher Rates and logos
Ottawa Herald lists address and editor Wellington Obert with daily publication except Sundays and holidays. It details subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by month quarter half year and year, with varying prices for mail delivery. The paper notes membership in the Associated Press and exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ree Sea
Obert
Wellington
Associated Press
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