Real Hurt Coming Fuel Rates Rise In Ottawa Outlook
The Ottawa article warns the city’s new fuel adjustment rate, rising 75 cents to $1.50 per month per household, signals higher costs as electricity demand grows. It argues future power will rely on coal, water, sun, tides, and nuclear reactors, and notes city pride in the current light plant while acknowledging inevitable rate increases to meet evolving energy needs.
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Ottawa
LaCygne
Kansas
Missouri
Leftover Food Advice Passed Down By Mother In Law
An 83 year old mother in law taught her son not to refrigerate leftovers until they reach room temperature. The writer suspects this habit stems from old ice box days when ice was conserved.
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Dr. Thosteson
Food safety and rapid cooling guidance from Dr Thosteson
A reader panel discusses keeping foods cold to prevent spoilage and bacterial growth, noting the two-hour room temperature rule and differences in cooling times for turkey versus tomatoes. Advice covers stuffing timing and avoiding warm storage, with reassurance about rapid cooling and ice usage.
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Thosteson
Prayer for Today and Neighborly Faith
A brief prayer recalling Paul thanking God upon meeting brethren from Rome. It asks for grace to live out Jesus' teaching on loving one’s neighbor and to put faith into action in response to others' needs. Amen.
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Rome
Paul
Jesus
Rise in living costs alarms shoppers
New York AP reports an overall 9.6 percent rise in living costs, sharply up from 3.6 percent in September, amid concern over energy and timing before Thanksgiving. Food prices rose moderately with some components like red meat poultry and eggs actually declining, offering mixed signals to consumers.
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New York
Energy costs loom over living as inflation risk grows
A long description of a TV schedule is followed by analysis noting energy prices as a major inflation factor likely to drive future price rises beyond food. Gasoline and heating oil increases could trigger broader spikes, affecting transport and housing costs and stressing the Cost of Living Council to manage mounting price pressures.
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Cost of Living Council
Hearing tests advertised at Royal Manor Motel
Hal Boyle notes how people assess their social standing and then cites a Beltone hearing test event at the Royal Manor Motel on Wednesday, Nov. 28 from noon to 3 pm. The ad offers free tests, ear diagrams, and brochures, with Beltone contact in Kansas City Missouri.
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Royal Manor
M. Jessee
Beltone
Grand
Kansas City
Adv
Children TV Eyes Commercial Venture Contemplated by CTW
The Children's Television Workshop plans to study potential commercial TV ventures to fund public television efforts. CTW, a nonprofit reliant on federal funds, stresses any move is not certain or heavily considered now. It faces a funding crunch as the Office of Education halves its $6 million grant and private foundations reduce support.
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Green Acres
Electric Company
Koltanowski
TV Weatherman
World News Tonight
Dragnet
Beverly Hillbillies
Jack Frost
New York
The
Children’s Television Workshop
Public Television
Sesame Street
CTW
U.S. Office of Education
CTV
Julie Andrews
Abc-Tv
Julie
London
Hatch
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Displayed for Trade Areas
Ottawa Herald lists subscription options with monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates for trade area and out of state readers. Carrier rates are shown with monthly pricing and tax notes. The paper notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Public Farm Machinery Auction Near Waverly Kansas
Beginning at 11:00 a.m. a public auction features farm machinery and equipment including tractors such as 1968 A C D 17 and 1960 A C D 14 with extras, combines like 1968 Oliver 525, various I H and J D implements, a 1950 Chev 2 ton truck, a 1959 GMC 1/2 ton pickup, a 1963 Catalina Pontiac, consignments, and related gear. Auctioneer Leonard Combs and Wayne Wischropp with First National Bank of Waverly administer the sale with lunch served and terms cash.
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A.C
I.H
Wick’s
Ottawa
Kuker Industries
Oliver 525
M&w
G.M.C
Catalina Pontiac
J.D
Chevrolet Biscayne
Hitch
N.H. Mower
David Bradley
Ferguson
Samson
Davis
Ford
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Lotsa Luck
Diana
Lucy
You
Packers
Marie Roget
Wild Wild West
News
Sports Today
Zoom
Hollywood Squares
Maude
American Heritage
Chase
Wildlife
Milton Berle
Marcus Welby
Playhouse New York
Night Gallery
TV News
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Firing Line
Dick Cavett
Brotherhood of the Bell
Dr. Hallett
Ee News
Hal Boyle
Howard Hughes
Children’s TV Eyes Commercial Venture
Robert A. Hatch
Sesame
Melvern, Kan
Leonard Combs
Wayne Wischropp
First National Bank
Waverly
Montgonery
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