Editorial on mail delivery and energy crisis impact
The Ottawa Herald editorial cites the Newspaper Advertising Bureau warning that prior mail service improvements could be undone by this winter's energy shortage. It recalls past shifts from rail to air and road transport, noting rail revenue losses and reduced passenger service as outcomes.
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau
Mail service strain and postal pressures rise in December
The piece notes railway constraints, fewer airline flights due to fuel shortages, and a looming mail bottleneck with anticipated postal rate hikes in early 1974. It urges early mailing, proper addressing, and zip codes while calling for cooperation, lamenting nationwide mail-service complaints.
Indigestible Fibers Dear Dr Thosteson Note
A letter from a writer describing his 81 year old wife in good health who undergoes medical tests after a doctor raises concern over a low blood count and requests further evaluation. The correspondence reflects a patient’s anxious inquiry about symptoms and diagnostic steps in a medical setting.
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Dr. Thosteson
Bezoars From Persimmons Inviting A Medical Checkup
A reader asks about an unusual stomach diagnosis from persimmons causing an indigestible bezoar. The exchange explains bezoars, symptoms, diagnosis by x ray, and surgical removal, with cautions on persimmon intake and long history. Also includes iodized salt guidance and a patient query about a whitish discharge labelling it leucorrhea with supportive advice.
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Hihi
C.B.R
Thosteson
U.S
Oil Firms Beat Crisis To Punch On The Tube
New York AP reports six major oil firms say Nixon fuel policies will not spike their TV ad plans. They shifted away from buy gas campaigns to conserve and seek more oil. National ads are down 36 percent year to date. Gulf cites about half reduction. Shell halted national TV since Sept 10, now limited to Houston New Orleans and St Louis.
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New York
Nixon
U.S
Mobil
Gulf
Exxon
Texaco
Amoco
Shell Oil Co
Houston
Tex
New Orleans
St. Louis
Shell
Washington
Straight talk on energy crisis from Washington urged
New York says Americans need concise honest estimates on the energy crisis. The piece notes the administration has offered few specifics, forecasts vary widely, and unemployment and inflation may rise. It criticizes rhetoric that minimizes disruption while real economic pain grows and calls for clear, usable projections for 1974.
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New York
Washington
Television Log Schedule Full Day on Channel Lineup
A dense listing outlines Channel 2 through Channel 13 and beyond with NBC ABC CBS PBS IND and other networks. It details daytime and late night program blocks including Sesame Street News The Price Is Right Beverly Hillbillies Dragnet Perry Mason and Johnny Carson plus movies and special broadcasts across multiple stations.
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ABC
NBC
CBS
PBS
Cbs-Abc
IND
Green Acres
Electric Company
Hogan's Heroes
Lillas
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Hank Stram
Sonny and Cher
Winnie the Pooh
Dick Clark
Hall of Fame
Kojak
Billy Graham Crusade
Qwen Marshall
Night Gallery
Playhouse New York
TV News
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Dick Cavett
the Liquidator
Flip Wilson
Jacques Cousteau
San Francisco
Don Fambrough
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policy Notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual options. It notes carrier and mail prices, tax rules, and AP rights, reflecting standard newspaper boilerplate.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Roberts
Wellington
Associated Press
Cheese and meat trends show shifting consumer tastes
Washington AP reports that a 10 percent income rise leads to 2 to 5 percent more cheese purchases, with Italian flavors growing while limburger and Roquefort hold steady. In 1972 cheese consumption hit 2.7 billion pounds, domestic 7.8 and foreign 5.4 pounds per person, mozzarella up fourfold since the 1960s. The Outlook and Situation Board notes next year lower live-animal prices may ease pork and beef prices after a winter rise, with supplies tightening this winter and beef rising while per capita meat consumption dips 12 pounds from last year. Retail margins remain wide amid market shifts.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Limburger
Things We Could Do Without Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle jokes about overworked issues and petty irritations in New York. He riffs on international crises delaying lunch and the odd idea of Egyptian mummies as Christmas gifts. He complains about hypocritical dress, gas cuts, and neighbors delaying leaf raking until leaves blow onto others’ lawns.
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New York
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