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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1975
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes a Guatemala librarian complains mail is slow and air mail is costly. A friend worries about education and a quip on government branches cites bureaus. A coach jokes about Rommel and field mowing. Dodge City fire hydrant mishap ends with a dog clinic misplacement. A dry spell triggers a child’s world splitting crack remark.
A physician discusses the value of resting and stress ECG tests. Resting ECGs reveal current heart muscle condition and past damage, while stress ECGs better predict future cardiac response. Supervised exercise may aid recovery and weight-related heart risk, but must be tailored and physician-directed.
A dense listing of TV programs across channels from 12:00 pm to after midnight. Highlights include Insight, Hogan's Heroes, Star Trek, Emergency!, and NFL games. The schedule features films like The Birds and the Bees and Strategic Air Command, plus variety shows, news blocks, sports events, and children's programming.
USDA analysts warn that high corn prices and strong export demand reduce domestic feed use. Cattle and hog feeding drop 22 percent in the current crop year as producers delay expansion. Hog and broiler sectors may delay expansions while cattle feeders hold until margins improve. Projected 1975-76 corn use 3.5 to 3.8 billion bushels, with a 5.85 billion bushel record crop in 1975.
The nation shows signs of a gradual recovery with unemployment steady, while New York City remains bleak. Unemployment stands at 6.4 percent with 275,000 more jobs than July, and wholesale prices rise 0.8 percent. City pension funds avert a near default, prompting a legislative session to approve a funds package to cover welfare and payroll costs.
Government analysts expect a good chance of frost-free weather this fall aiding corn and soybean harvests though uncertainty remains. A USDA Commerce Department bulletin notes September to November temperatures likely above normal across much of the eastern half of the country with a 50 60 percent outlook in other regions. most fields were planted on time and moisture is forecast to be higher than normal in September, despite earlier drought.
The notice lists subscription prices for Cedar published daily except Sunday in Ottawa Kansas 64067 with local editor Robert Wellington and publisher details. It also notes by mail rates for trade area and outside trade area and a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers. It states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news publication and AP dispatches.
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