Carter Wins Big Black Vote and Union Support
Election statistics show President-elect Carter exceeding 90 percent of Black voters and over 60 percent of union voters. Mayors of major cities meeting in Chicago signal a push for a response to Carter’s strong urban performance, planning a charge on the nation’s capital in early January. The piece notes Carter’s metropolitan strength and the mayors’ intent to press dues from coast to coast.
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Carter
Chicago
Windy City
New York
San Francisco
Cities in line face federal aid push amid urban crisis
The piece argues large cities face financial collapse requiring massive federal help under incoming President Carter. It cites mismanagement, union demands, padded payrolls, generous fringe benefits, and low productivity as core problems, pondering whether Washington will be asked to fund past city sins.
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Washington
Carter
Taking Conservation Seriously Amid Speed Limit Debate
The piece urges preserving the 55 mile per hour limit to conserve energy. It warns of higher oil prices, costing nations billions, and calls for reduced driving, cooler homes, and turning off lights to slow inflation and curb energy costs.
Dear Dr Thosteson Angina Card Advice From Reader
Angina patient writes that three nitroglycerin tablets in a row prompt hospitalization advice. He fears leaving town due to possible heart attack and seeks guidance on when to seek urgent care and how to manage symptoms safely.
Understanding nitro use and heart attack warning signs
This piece explains angina management with nitroglycerine, cautions on potency loss, and stresses prompt care for persistent chest pain. It also answers reader questions on diabetes blood versus urine tests, hysterectomy weight, and low uric acid levels, ending with a religious quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesteson
Gideons report record year at 77th convention
The Gideons International announced at their 77th convention in San Francisco that 1975 saw over 16 million Bibles placed worldwide and membership rise to 51,151, twice the level a decade earlier. The organization now operates in 109 countries with Bibles distributed in 44 languages.
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San Francisco
The
Gideons
Bie
Investments Key For Carter Seeks Business Support
AP analysis notes surveys on first half of 1977 capital spending show only modest growth, with industry cautious about expanding capacity until Carter implements fiscal policy. If business backs his administration, billions could flow into new plant and equipment, boosting economic activity. otherwise spending may lag further.
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John Cunniff
New York
Carter
Ford
Business Week
Treasury
Record corn harvest progress boosts 1976 crop outlook
AP Farm writer DON KENDALL reports the Agriculture Department notes a possible record corn harvest and rising farm assets. By Nov 7, about 86 percent of the crop was harvested, with western Corn Belt nearing completion while Missouri and Kansas still had about 10 percent. Soybeans were 80 percent harvested, ahead of last year. The 1976 corn crop was estimated near a record 5.87 billion bushels, with new figures to be issued. Farm incomes are expected near 1976 levels, though foreign demand remains uncertain. Farmland values rose about 9 percent this year, lifting total farm assets to an estimated $634 billion.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Agriculture Department
Usda Weather Review
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
APY
U.S
Peter Marshall's path to Hollywood Squares and a new variety show
Peter Marshall recalls wartime Naples chance meeting that launched him in show business. The Hollywood Squares host, now in its 11th year, debuts a syndicated variety show featuring singing, dancing, and sketches with guests. Marshall notes audience approval of the host is key to any show's success.
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Steve Montiel
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Peter Marshall
Italy
Hollywood
Pacific
Naples
Marshall
Tommy Noonan
New York
London
Hollywood Squares
Local newspaper subscription rates and policy
The notice lists daily publication details in Ottawa Kansas with subscription prices for trade area and outside, inland and out of state rates, tax notes, and editorial contact. It notes Associated Press membership and rights to publish local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
AP News
Television Network Schedule Collage With Many Brands
A dense OCR style log lists TV channels, show names, times, and cross channel notes for a mid-century schedule. The entry catalogs NBC CBS ABC PBS and more with programs like Sesame Street The Brady Bunch Columbo Kojak and Mary Hartman alongside movie titles and game shows. The fragment resembles a chaotic guide page with time blocks and program stacking across channels.
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Sesame Street
Zoom
Brady Bunch
Villa Alegre
Beverly Hillbillies
Cross: Wits
Showcase
Simi
Bor Dollars
Kansas City
Waldo Pepper
Nova
Onedin
Jeffersons
Baretta
Theatre In
America
Lizzie Border
Charlie’s Angels
Quest
Tennyson
MacNeil-Lerner Report
Johnny Carson
Mod Squad
Mary Hartman
Columbo
Tom Osborne
Horey- Mmoaners
Ironside
Trazle Borden
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Ottawa Herald
George G. Thosteson
Gideon Bibles
McGraw-Hill Publications
Rinfret Associates
Merrill Lynch Economics
Rinfret
Pierre Rinfret
McGraw-Hill
Merrill Lynch
Itele
ABC
NBC
CBS
PBS
IND
Leave It To Beaver
Infinity Factory
Cross. Wits
Emergency One
Zei & Rowing
Oo Ats Hha Oy Ukige
Whome Back
Kotter
Dick van Dyke
Waltons
Masterpiece Theatre
Star Trek
Barney Miller
Tony Randall
Nancy Walker
Gibbsville
Barnaby Jones
Jeanne Wolf
MacNeil-Lehrer
Aaary Hartman
Kojak
San Antonio
Dan August
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