Saturday Notebook: Squirrels, Warblers and Bureaucracy
A humorous collage from a Saturday notebook recounts birdwatching antics with a grease guarded pole stopping squirrels, a Tennessee warbler tale, and a cook multitasking with bread in the oven. It notes KU oil spill cleanup critiques, postal service five day plan talk, a horse census bill, and a $0.80 “Learning To Talk” book from the Consumer Information Center.
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Herald
Postal Service
Washington
Consumer Information Center
Dear Dr Thosteson on female arousal and marriage
A 21 year old woman writes about feeling only partly female and inability to become aroused during intercourse. She notes some pleasure from touch but lacks expected physical changes despite two years of marriage.
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Dr. Thosteson
Mrs. DS
Thostaon
R.T
B.5
Daily Health Qs and Answers From A Reader Mailbag
Readers write in about sexual frustration and orgasm, blood pressure symptoms, compulsive eating tips, panniculitis and nail pitting. Dr Thosteson offers cautious guidance, noting essential hypertension, uncertain panniculitis causes, and practical eating psychology.
Hornbeck I Should've Bought Popcorn column debut
Editor note introduces Jim Hornbeck as new columnist and ad staff member. He pledges humorous self aware reflections on male roles, recalls childhood cinema reactions to Babe Ruth stories, The Babe Ruth Story, Psycho, Night of the Living Dead, and his tendency to become emotionally involved at films, preferring cartoons for safety.
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Ottawa Herald
Jim Hornbeck
Hornbeck
Jim
the Herald
Cryer
Babe Ruth
Mabe
William Bendix
Bendix
Swat
Alfred Hitchcock
Anthony Perkins
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Farm incomes in 1977 seen dropping to five year low
AP reports USDA projects 1977 net farm income around 21.3 to 22.3 billion, lowest since 1972. If weather stays favorable, crop prices rise 2 to 3 percent above 1976 while livestock prices gain as beef and pork output drops. Production costs up about six percent, keeping net income down. A weaker harvest or higher world prices could push income higher. Separately cattle producers will vote on a beef research program costing 30 to 40 million yearly, with registration starting June 6 and voting July 5-15.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Economic Research Service
U.S
Washington
Carter denounces the Christ killer charge to Jews
President Carter rejects the old charge that Jews killed Jesus, clarifying his views in a letter to a Lutheran pastor. Jewish leaders call his stance a fundamental repudiation of anti Semitism and a call for love of the Jewish people. Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum notes broad applause at the American Jewish Committee meeting.
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New York
Carter
Marc Tanenbaum
American Jewish Committee
Washington
First Baptist Church
Associated Press
Jesus
John Steinbruck
Luther Place Memorial Church
Jesus of Nazareth
Tanenbaum
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