Saturday Notebook Reflections on Campaigns and Heat
The column riffs on Ford Carter debate reactions, voter apathy, and a city water plant funding clash with poor turnout. It notes Miss America pageant publicity, EU football in Lawrence with heat related prostrations, and a health claim about 600000 Americans dying yearly from overeating.
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Ford
Carter
Atlantic City
Lawrence
Pacemaker Question for Elderly Husband in Letter
A reader asks Dr Thosteson if a pacemaker will help her 76 year old husband whose resting heart rate is 45 to 47, rising to 54 to 57 with digitalis. The letter seeks medical guidance on pacing and heart rate management.
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Dr. Thosteson
Digitalis
Pacemakers and health notes from Dr Thosteson column
A patient with a tired heart at risk from under supply may benefit from a pacemaker after thorough exam, with potential to reduce some medications and costs. Reader questions cover plantar warts treatment, stroke vs paralysis, distilled water, sun aging of skin, floaters, and a prayer quote from scripture.
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Thasteson
L.T
Thosteson
R.M
Television Log and Schedule Summary
A dense program log lists daytime and prime time shows across networks, naming countless programs, films, sports events, and guest segments. Key items feature Tennessee Volunteers football, Sesame Street, Gilligan’s Island titles, and various NBC ABC CBS offerings with multiple films such as The Overlanders and The Sheepman.
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Garner Ted Armstrong
Wide World of Sports
Music Hall America
Dolly
Mister Rogers
White House
Porter Wagoner
Electric Company
Hee Haw
Lawrence Welk
Robin Hood
Holmes and
Yoyo
Jeffersons
Royals
NBC
Mary Hartman
Starsky & Hutch
Kojlak
Missouri Tigers
Ohio Buckeyes
ABC News
GM presses advantage in new year car market
GM moves to grab postholiday sales as Ford plants shut by strike. 1977 model builds accelerated, overtime set, and dealers cleared to sell new models. Industrywide deliveries rose in Sept 11 20 period amid a Ford strike struggle and UAW demand for more days off.
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Ford Motor Corp
Ford
United Auto Workers
Farm Roundup: Rice Prices and Government Payments Forecast
USDA economists project millions in government payments to rice farmers in 1977 as prices stay low due to ample supplies. Prices have fallen sharply from 1974 and 1973, with early season averages about a third below last year though still above the 1965-69 average. The outlook depends on world crop conditions and prices around $6.25 per 100 pounds.
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Brian B. King
Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
The Lockhorns 1045 Cedar daily paper excerpt
The notice lists subscription rates for local and out of area readers, with prices by month, quarter, half year, and year, plus a 3 percent deduction for out of state subscribers. It includes press association rights and mentions a broader market context on rice stocks and prices for 1977.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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