29 May 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1976
Page
1
A personal column notes a local phone outage during a rainstorm, the repair delay, and how deeply people rely on telephone service. It critiques rising charges such as directory assistance, imagines time based billing, and comments on language usage, quotes, and local editor humor.
A person reports a decade long imbalance causing insecurity and fear when stepping forward on the street. The symptom triggers anxiety about taking the next step while walking alone, prompting concern for safety and potential need for evaluation or support.
Readers seek medical guidance on dizziness without clear cause, hair spray effects on lungs, open heart surgery vs bypass, internal medicine roles, and diverticulosis. Dr Thosteson provides explanations of anxiety vs physical causes, circulation, blood pressure, eye balance, and environmental factors. Diversion verses and dietary notes highlight diverticulosis prevalence, symptoms, and management.
A dense schedule listing daytime and prime time shows across networks. Notable entries include World of Survival Sesame Street News Austin City Limits Garner Ted Armstrong Movie The Silent Enemy and many more titles plus sports and public affairs programs. The guide maps times from noon through late night with multiple recurring series and specials.
In New York City the 104-year-old New York Mercantile Exchange faced the largest commodity futures default, tied to 50 million pounds of Maine potatoes worth 4.25 million dollars. Moody's downgraded MAC and city bonds, citing poor information flow and doubts over plan performance, while a related $500 million MAC city swap deal and a $25 million MAC bond sale faced questions.
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports that in May the Agriculture Department notes declines in cattle and milk prices were offset by gains in corn, cotton, and soybeans, pushing the farm price index up 1.6 percent from April 15 to May 15. Cotton rose to a record 57.3 cents per pound, livestock prices fluctuated, and beef cattle drove meat animal index down while lamb prices peaked briefly before dropping. The department cautions that farm price swings do not directly predict consumer food costs, though retail food prices are expected to rise slowly in 1976.
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for local and out of area readers with monthly and annual options. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes Associated Press rights and exclusive local news publication.
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