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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1975
Page
1
Editorial warns readers about bogus schemes and low quality offers flooding the mails. It urges consumer caution, recommends asking questions before buying, and favors dealing with trusted, local entities to reduce risk and resolve issues. It notes agencies like postal inspectors and better business bureaus for protection.
At a convention of the American Automobile Association officials from major oil firms and independents outlined how stations must adapt as consumer buying shifts. Independent Hudson Oil warned of competition limits and possible five operation models if allocation rules end, with BP predicting 40 percent self service by 1980.
We don’t need Gov Robert Bennett mulling a private team to run background checks on about 1000 appointments. He already taps Highway Patrol troopers, but the KBI under Attorney General Curt Schneider would be the proper agency. Creating a secret bureau risks abuse and political manipulation.
A reader seeks medical guidance for severe constipation despite regular exercise and a balanced diet. They report that laxatives are not advised for frequent use and note suppositories and enemas have failed, asking for alternatives.
A reader reports lifelong constipation with hospital visits for impaction and seeks medical guidance. Responses discuss complete digestive evaluation, possible laxatives, a new drug, and the role of nerves and psychology, plus cautions about thyroid use for weight loss and canker sores from drugs. The page includes prayers and biblical excerpts as part of the correspondence.
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt notes Soundstage launches its second season on public television with Barry Manilow and The Flashy Ladies. The show features strong camera work and sound, with a high energy opener and a mix of pop and jazz guests. Manilow’s performance ranges from disco lip-sync numbers to soulful vocals, followed by diverse musical segments and humor.
The government lifts the basic milk price support by 6.5 percent to 7.71 per 100 pounds for manufacturing grade milk, aiming to keep dairy farmers in business without raising consumer prices. Butz cites reassurance for producers and future milk supply, noting retail prices may still rise modestly due to higher wholesale costs. A separate USDA note says Soviet sunflower seed output may fall by about one million metric tons from 1974, after a peak in 1973.
A dense listing of shows across times and networks including News, Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, Law shows, sports, movies, and specials. Notable entries include The Odd pairing of classic dramas and children’s programs, with multiple airings and movie titles noted. The grid-like lineup maps prime time into a complex schedule.
Ottawa Herald presents subscription pricing for trade area and out of state readers with monthly and yearly rates plus a 3 percent tax disclaimer. The paper lists Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP content rights.
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