O U students exceed Red Cross blood drive quota
Editorial notes the Ottawa University campus turnout for the Red Cross blood mobile last Thursday. Over 230 pints were donated by students and faculty, with many turned away for medical reasons. Volunteers waited two to three hours to donate and others gave more time helping. The Ottawa campaign, led by Peg Whitman, exceeded its 140 pint quota by nearly 100, while Franklin County fell about 100 pints short of its 145 pint goal.
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O.U
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Ottawa University
Peg Whitman
Franklin County
Franklin Countians
Ottawa University students praised for blood drive success
From Our Readers lauds Ottawa University and local volunteers for a Red Cross blood program drive that yielded about 50 pints thanks to student donations. The writers urge media recognition and express appreciation from Ottawa and Franklin County for continuing the program and honoring donors.
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Franklin County
Red Cross
Ottawa University
Dietary Essentials Dear Dr Thosteson Letter Questioning Carbohydrates Fats
In a letter, H H asks Dr Thosteson whether carbohydrates or fats add any value beyond protein. He questions if a diet of amino acids vitamins minerals and water could sustain full health and life, pondering practical food technology limits and the body’s needs.
Dietary balance and risks of a low carb plan
The text argues that carbs supply fast energy and fruits vegetables add vitamins, minerals, and bulk, while protein cannot fully substitute carbs. A hypothetical diet restricting carbohydrates risks energy, brain nutrition, and fat-soluble vitamins, and must be carefully designed to avoid deficiencies. It also includes Q&A on hormone effects and psoriasis remedies with a devotional closing.
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Thosteson
N.N
Nixon Reaches A Crucial Period
New York AP reports Americans face a painful phase as economic growth slows and unemployment rises. Inflation remains strong with October wholesale prices up to 114, signaling continued price pressures for months. Consumers, aided by credit, sustain demand, while economists urge firmer government leadership despite partisan ties.
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New York
Glenn May Plans Senate Run Return Strongly Hinted
Space hero John H Glenn Jr former astronaut and first American to orbit the Earth indicated a second run for the U S Senate in Ohio. He held Washington talks with Democratic leaders and moved closer to a formal anomaly while weighing Royal Crown Cola ties and Columbus relocation. He previously ran in 1964, dropping out after an accident and with Senator Stephen Young stepping aside.
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Washington
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
Ohio
Glenn
Earth
Sen
Fred Harris
New York
Royal Crown Cola
Columbus
Royal Crown
Stephen M. Young
Young
IPSA On The Move Private mail firm expands nationwide
IPSA, a private third class mail carrier, operates in 37 cities delivering junk mail at $38 per 1000, undercutting the Post Office. UPS seeks interstate reach with 46 states including nine more, while IPSA plans growth, with franchises in St. Louis, Kansas City, Buffalo, Jackson, Little Rock, Toledo, Dallas, Fort Worth and more.
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Washington
IPSA
U.S
Greyhound
Post Office
U.S. Post Office
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cosby reshapes career with Fat Albert and new NBC shows
Hollywood AP reports Bill Cosby outlines a streamlined path balancing Fat Albert animated segments with NBCs The Bill Cosby Show and feature films. He reflects on shedding partners and offices to focus on producing and personal control over projects. Cosby emphasizes human stories over school settings and seeks varied roles beyond nightclub and stage appearances.
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Hollywood
Fat Albert
Bill Cosby
NBC
Cosby
Feature
Las Vegas
Beverly Hills
New York
Amsterdam
Rome
Chet Kincaid
Real Cowboy statue goes to Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City
Bob Scriver of Browning Montana carved a 2000 pound bronze likeness of late rodeo star Bill Linderman. The piece, commissioned by the Rodeo Cowboys Association, leaves for Oklahoma City insured for 40000 dollars. Linderman, a famed Montana wrangler, is honored as a hard riding old style cowboy.
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Browning, Mont
Bob Scriver
Bill Linderman
Montana
Scriver
The
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Denver
Linderman
Browning
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Television Log Program Schedule Snapshot
A dense TV listing fragment runs from morning to late night with channel notes for shows such as Captain Kangaroo Bewitched and Jeopardy plus movies and news. It lists program times and titles including Love Is A Many Splendored Thing The Mountain and Last Train From Madrid among others.
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Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Paul Harvey
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Dennis Whaley
Dr. Goldginger
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
Jim Nabors
Tom Jones
Dean Martin
Merv Griffin
Diane
Madrid
Toledo Blackout Clamps Half City In Three Hour Outage
A broken transmission line cut power to about half of Toledo Ohio during Tuesday night rush hour. Rain hampered repairs as traffic snarled and residents faced a long evening without electricity.
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Toledo, Ohio
Toledo
Toledo Edison Electric Co
Ottawa Herald circulation and rates notice
Ottawa Herald lists publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates. Local and out of trade area prices are given for one month three months six months and one year by mail. The paper credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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