Winter forecast teased by squirrels in Ottawa
The Ottawa Herald notes little solid forecast data from Washington delays until Nov 28 for a winter compendium. Meanwhile readers joke that squirrels prepping for winter signal a likely cold season, as a local editor recalls aging while chasing a 7 year old at Worlds of Fun.
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Saturday Notebook Tracks a Journalism School Luncheon Hint
In a note from the Saturday Notebook, a journalism school luncheon is described as being structured by Prof. so- rand-s0, curbing editors appetite. Southwestern Bell officials visit Topeka before a state commission to seek higher phone rates, with a quip tracing cost changes from 1920s to present. A Kansas editor recalls the El Dorado paper’s long- trod difficulty identifying a sports editor in a photo.
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Ottawa Jaycees Move Walk for Mankind to Saturday
Roy Sullivan announces Ottawa Jaycees vote to hold the Walk for Mankind on Saturday October 4 to boost sponsorships for Project Concern. He thanks readers for support and urges community members in Ottawa and Franklin County to solicit sponsors at local schools, Chamber, library, or cable TV offices.
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Causes of a retroverted uterus in a 57 year old patient
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about reasons a postmenopausal woman may have a retroverted uterus. She reports lower back and abdominal pain and seeks whether exercise and sleeping on the stomach could help the uterus.
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Understanding Uterine Retroversion and Lipid Differences
A reader asks about a backward tilting uterus and back pain, with advice that retroversion is common and may not cause pain. The column explains cholesterol and triglycerides differ in origin, both affect arteries, and both should be reduced by lowering overall caloric intake, plus a prayer for guidance.
Wellington daily ad rates and AP note
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas subscription prices list by mail for trade area and outside area with tax notes. Out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax. Associated Press rights stated for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ford ups extras cost in new car package
Ford Motor Co announced price hikes on new cars with a complex package that raises base sticker by 78 dollars and average equipped price by 216 dollars. Extras like tinted windows and white wall tires are reclassified as add ons, lifting costs while keeping feature parity with 1975 models. Inflation and energy issues also press on consumer costs as OPEC potential price moves loom and wage purchasing power erodes.
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Corn crop outlook trims livestock feed and reserves
The Agriculture Department says a smaller than expected 1975 corn crop will curb livestock feeding next year and shrink carryover reserves. Despite a record 5.69 billion bushels produced, feed use drops to 3.4–3.7 billion, with exports at 1.3–1.5 billion and carryover reduced to 295 million bushels. A total 1975–76 supply tops 5.98 billion, leaving 518–618 million for domestic use by Sept 30, 1976.
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Comprehensive TV Schedule Montage for 1970s Lineup
A dense listing of daylong broadcasts across channels detailing programs from Bewitched to Night of Terror. Includes film titles, sports games such as NFL and college football, children's shows like Sesame Street and Electric Company, and talk and news programs featuring celebrities, episodes, and time slots across the schedule.
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Rubber heart being tested in Akron lab work
Goodyear researchers pursue a lifelike artificial heart using polyolefin rubber. After a decade they report 150 million flexes in tests, about four years of heartbeats. Animal implants at the Cleveland Clinic have lasted up to 94 days, but an external power source is still required.
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