Get Tough Farmers and the Grain Sellout
Editorial argues that U S farmers lost 200 million in soybean sales to Brazil due to the grain export moratorium. It questions government control and unions shaping prices and calls for farmers to reclaim control of their own business.
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Ford
Butz
Brazil
U.S
Ottawa Jaycees Revive Hallowesta With Haunted House
Local Ottawa plans a Halloween celebration led by the Jaycees on October 31. The revival of Hallowesta includes a haunted house open for three nights to create a fun, safe event, countering vandalism with community participation.
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Ottawa
Jaycees
Hallowesta
Water after exertion and sports, not before
Readers ask Dr Thosteson about hydration post exercise. Advice says water is essential during and after exertion, thirst guides needs. denying fluids harms athletes. A teen dieting query follows with guidance toward safe, balanced eating and weight checks. A separate inquiry about ingrown hairs discusses shaving as remedy and possible beard use, with a prayer closing the column.
Farm Roundup on Harvest Pace and Elevator Backups
Washington AP reports that despite rapid harvests of corn and soybeans, elevator delays are not major. By Oct 19 farmers had harvested over 49 percent of corn, a record 5.74 billion bushels, up 8 percent from 1974, while 57 percent of soybeans were harvested, up from 49 percent last year. Soybean production is about 1.47 billion bushels, up 19 percent. USDA official Paul Jamigan says no major stoppage, though isolated elevator jams occur and railroads may be influenced. elevators remain responsible for securing help. Egg production rose slightly in June to 6.26 billion, up 1 percent from last year, with daily hen output at about 63.3 eggs per 100 birds, higher than last year’s 62.2.
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Washington
USDA
Paul Jamigan
Jamison
ESOP Gains Momentum As A Tax Driven Plan
AP reports a 20 year old concept ESOP Employe Stock Ownership Plan draws interest from corporate executives seeking cash or partial sales. ESOP uses a trust to hold stock for employees funded by bank loans with tax credits, allowing pretax loan repayments and potential cost savings for companies. Critics warn hidden costs and suitability concerns amid tax law changes and rising inquiries.
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Terry Kirkpatrich
New York
Louis Kelso
San Francisco
Television Network Schedule Fragment Grab Bag
Broadcast listing shows a dense day plan with multiple channels, programs, and time slots including Hogan's Heroes, Sesame Street, The Early Show, Green Acres, News, Classic Theatre, Streets of San Francisco, Mannix, Johnny Carson, Star Trek, MASH, Hawaii Five-O, and Pan American Games wrap ups. It lists numerous titles across morning to late night with varied genres and recurring series.
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Green Acres
Electric Company
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Hogan's Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Barney Miller
Montefuscos
Waltons
Kings
Washington Bullets
Fay
San Francisco
Rob
Baba
Harry O
Litton
Lilias
Mannix
Johnny Carson
Villa Alegre
Chi
Gamer Pyle
America
Andy Grifith
Beverly Hibibililas
Bob Hope
Washington Week In Review
Pactice
Barnaby Jones
Johny Carson
Moyle
Perry Mason
Dick Van Dyke Promotes NBC Special With Humor
Dick Van Dyke, 49, from Danville Illinois, toured New York to drum up publicity for his NBC special airing next Thursday. He says the show will feature lively sight gags and movement, with Mary Tyler Moore and Carl Reiner as sidekicks, and eschews cue cards for a more dynamic format. He adds he is a recovered alcoholic and cites the public reaction to The Morning After as raising awareness of alcoholism as a disease.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
Dick van Dyke
Danville
NBC
van Dyke
Buster Iy Keaton
S8emi
Mary Tyler Moore
Carl Reiner
New York
Alcoholics Anonymous
New York Woman Hosts Noted TV Show for Women
Sandra Elkin, new to Buffalo, started a weekly half hour talk show on WNED about women. The program titled score on weere fourth in, covers topics from rape to child custody with guests like Gloria Steinem and Susan Brownmiller, plus inmates’ partners and a male midwife.
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New York
Sandra Elkin
Buffalo
N.Y
Public TV
WNED
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Aieee
Gloria Steinem
Susan Brownmiller
Missouri
Local Ledger billing and postage notice from Ottawa KS
Leder published daily except Sunday, with editor Robert B. Wellington. Rates listed: single year 9,377 dollars, out of state subscriptions taxed 3 percent. Advertising and mail rates show one month 2.78, three months 7.00, six months 13.29, one year 24.46. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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