Notable Bits From The May 27 1972 Ottawa Notebook
Saturday Notebook reflects on school year endings graduations and summer plans with light quips about students workers a wedding page blooper roundup and political jabs. It cites Mary Liz Montgomery Junction City and quotes a Hubert Humphrey jab from Hutchinson News noting voter sentiment amid national politics.
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Mary Liz Montgomery
Junction City
Hutchinson News
Hubert Humphrey
Paulette Brown
Georgia
George Wallace
Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Teenage snuff use sparks questions on health risks
A 16 year old writes to a doctor about daily snuff use and its alleged effects. The discussion notes snuff may damage nasal nerve endings and seeks long term consequences of replacing cigarettes. The teen describes snuff consumption as a habit shift in adolescence.
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Thosteson
Snuff risks and a space crop satellite plan
Letters discuss snuff use hazards including atrophic rhinitis and cancer in tribes, with caveats on risk levels. Q&A touches on fungus histoplasmosis, growing pains, and diet. A Washington AP item describes a forthcoming NASA USDA satellite for remote sensing of crops, soil, water, and compliance programs.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
USDA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Farm Roundup Named ERTS A Satellite for US Scan
The Earth Resources Technology Satellite will orbit about 550 miles high to provide full national coverage through remote sensing. Agricultural data will feed computer analysis to identify crops, estimate yields, detect pests, observe soil moisture, and monitor pollution, with potential uses in federal crop and pollution enforcement.
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Earth Resources Technology
United States
Agricultural Research Service
Department
ARS
Comprehensive TV Schedule Log From 11 To 2 AM
A dense listing of TV programs across many blocks including Dick Van Dyke, Hogan's Heroes, Wagon Train, Meet The Press, various soap operas, game shows, and feature films. Notable names include Dick Van Dyke, Jimmy Stewart, Lucille Ball, Johnny Carson, Merv Griffin, Audiences see a broad mix of dramas, comedies, sports, news, and religious programming across multiple channels and time slots.
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Film
MicHale‘s Navy
Wide World of Sports
Wild Kingdom
Lassie
Country Place
Special
CBS News
News
Lawrence Walk
Mod Squad
Emergency
Dick van Dyke
Arnie
Sixth Sense
Mary Tyler Moore
Wilburn Brothers
Merrill
ABC News
Captain Lightfoot
Faith of Our Times
Christ Unlimited
AAU
McHale’s Navy
Merrill's Marauders
Laramie
Animal World
Comment
Lancer
Jimmy Stewart
NBC
National Geographic
Cannon
World of Disney
FBI
Bonanza
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Cafferty & Company
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
Secret Storm
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Peyton Place
Andy Griffith
the Saint
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
Jeannie
Kansas
General Hopital
Jeff's Callie
Fierro’s credibility in Kansas politics under fire
Kansas journalist Leroy Towns reports Manuel Fierro, founder of the Institute of Minority Empowerment, facing renewed scrutiny over credibility amid attacks on officials and campaign funding. Fierro’s shifting stance on farm labor and questions about union activity draw skepticism, yet some see genuine intent to reform government for the poor.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Manuel Fierro
Pogo
Fierro
Congress
Institute of Minority Empowerment
Sen
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Kansas State University
K-State
Robert Dole
Betty
United Farm Workers Union
Ulysses
Kansas City
Price Commission rolls back profits. Ford probes antipollution tests
New York AP report outlines two Price Commission rollbacks and eight profit margin warnings. Ford Motor Co. reports antipollution test problems potentially delaying 1973 car production. GM recalls 22 000 Buick and Oldsmobile for steering linkage checks. Eight firms face penalties for failing to file profit reports. A Brookings study warns of a possible big federal tax hike as revenues near cap. Temporary 2 percent price rise approved for four food container firms amid metal can price inquiry.
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New York
Ford Motor Co
Brookings Institution
United States
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for in and out of trade area readers with monthly and quarterly options. Rates include sales tax where applicable and differ for mail versus carrier delivery. The notice credits Robert G. Wellington as Editor and Publisher and notes AP news use rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert G. Wellington
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The
Wichita Beacon
White Sox
Oakland
Buffalo Bill
Lloyd Bridges
David and Goliath
Tom and Jerry
Oral Roberts
Doubledeckers
Camera Three
Bullwinkle
Ballores
CBS
ABC
Christophers
David Frost
Jonah Shore
Lucille Ball
Merv Griffin
Johnny Carson
Survival
Hogan’s Heroes
Anderosa
Glen Campbell
Jawali Five-O
Dragnet
Billy Graham
Marcus Welby
Billy Rgham
Fiasco
Bent Fierro
Tom West
Ropeka
Washington, D.C
Fletcher Bell
Bell
Tom van Sickle
Fort Scott
van Sickle
Business Mirror
the Price Commission
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc
Daitch
Garfinckel
Brooks Bros
Miller & Rhoades
National Can Co
American Co
Continental Can Co
Crown Court & Seal Co., Inc
Environmental Protection Agency
General Motors Corp
Buick
Oldsmobile
Ace Hardware Corp
Naven Industries, Inc
Botany Industries
Cotter & Co
American Export Industries
Leaseway Transportation
Rollins International
Merchants Buying Syndicate, Inc
W. S. Cedar
Associated Press
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