13 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1976
Page
1
A humorous Saturday notebook item noting May Co. introduces a square hard boiled egg gadget, a misfired dinner by a youngster, and a city purchase of a $128,000 fire truck with a $6,000 optional tank. It humorously critiques HEW rulings, an Oregon city election anomaly, a postal workers union newsletter, and light political jokes.
Dear Dr Thosteson asks about geographic tongue and its rarity. The tongue shows uneven papillae sizes forming a maplike pattern that shifts over time. The condition is benign migratory glossitis, with periodic changes and occasional soreness.
The letter explains how irritation from smoking or spicy foods can cause temporary tongue changes and describes geographic tongue, furry tongue, and vitamin deficiencies. It notes age and illness impact nutrition, mentions B vitamins help some, and cites a reader with diabetes whose tongue improved after treating the diabetes. It also covers hypertension, head ringing, and prayerful blessing text.
Washington AP reports IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander warns the 1040 long form will demand more math as taxpayers must compute total income, subtract deductions and exemptions, then apply new tax tables. A $40 credit was raised to $36 with an added choice between a $35 credit or 2 percent of taxable income up to $180.
Widespread concern grew after two federal reports on overseas lending by American banks. The Fed noted rising loans to Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, and Indonesia amid doubts about repayment. The Export-Import Bank reported rising delinquencies in Zaire, Nigeria, Mexico, and Thailand, signaling caution for U S financing policies.
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports USDA analysts see the Soviet Union likely harvesting a record grain crop well above 222.5 million metric tons in 1973, with Kulakov stating over 220 million tons by early November. USDA now places 1976-77 exports toward eight million tons under a five-year US deals, while current shipments so far cap at about 6.6 million tons.
A dense readout lists multiple time slots for Saturday including World of Survival Children's Film Festival Sesame Street and many other programs. The schedule mentions various shows such as Muppet Show Electric Company NFL games Burns shows and classic films with repeated mentions of Sesame Street and Broadway style listings.
The notice lists subscription prices for the Ottawa Kansas area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options. It notes out of state subscribers pay 3 percent sales tax and identifies Wellington as editor and publisher. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news publication and AP dispatches.
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