27 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1976
Page
1
The column jokes about Washington buck signs, Reagan gains in North Carolina, Carter missteps, and odd voter attitudes. It notes bearded Uncle Sam piggy banks, changes in sheriff candidate photos, and liberal talk at coffee chats. The piece ends with a quip about fuzzy thinking in Topeka.
Letter to Dr Thosteson describes a family pattern of strokes at an early age, blood clots at 35, varicose veins, and numbness. The writer notes personal symptoms appearing around age 50 and attributes them to poor circulation.
Reader asks about managing poor leg circulation and stroke risk. Advice covers varicose veins, blood pressure, obesity, diabetes, cholesterol, and TIAs. Emphasizes thorough exam, possible anticoagulant with TIAs, diet, and treating varicose veins.
The report notes March sales beat estimates for large cars and weak subcompacts, with April inventories possibly short on big cars. Chrysler plans no second quarter plant closings, the first downtime since 1973. FTC charges GM with antitrust issues over parts distribution harming 30,000 independent body shops.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with prices for in and out of trade areas and states tax rules. It notes Robert G. Wellington as editor and Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
A dense listing of TV channels and programs across the day including World Of Survival Sesame Street Austin City Limits Mister Rogers and various movies sports and news blocks. It catalogs channel lineups with times and show names for ABC CBS NBC PBS Channel 41 and others, reflecting a packed weekend schedule.
Kansas correspondent John Marshall highlights the Kansas Statistical Abstract from the University of Kansas Institute for Social and Environmental Studies. The edition covers marriages, divorces, economics, education, climate, crime, agriculture, and politics with figures from 1929 to 1974, including county trends and notable weather extremes.
Sen Dick Clark urged Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to buy 75 million dollars worth of ground beef for school lunches to aid the cattle industry. USDA records show 71.3 million dollars spent on 98.4 million pounds this school year, with past years near 90 million dollars.
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