Iola notes on arts, politics and local quirks
Saturday Notebook reviews a Missouri Repertory Theatre production at Bowlus Fine Arts Center in Iola and compares it to Ottawa’s Memorial Auditorium. The column recalls Gov. Bennett antics, Judge Phog Miller memories, a surgeon’s view on liability insurance, a home repair tip, a newspaper contest in Osage City, and questions about a Midwest Research Institute life quality study.
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Iola
Missouri Repertory Theatre
Bowlus Fine Arts Center
Iola Arts Center
Ottawa
Memorial Auditorium
Robert Bennett
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Robert H. Miller
Phi Gam
Phog
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Meat import change sparks clash between McGovern and USDA
AP Farm Writer Don Kendall reports a dispute between Sen. George McGovern and the Agriculture Department over a proposed meat import rule linked to foot-and-mouth disease FMD. USDA says the plan targets airline service from FMD areas while preserving a ban on fresh meat.
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Don Kendall
Washington
George McGovern
Agriculture Department
South Dakota Democrat
USDA
United States
Richard A. Ashworth
House
Carl Albert
McGovern
Ashworth
Mulhern
South America
Europe
Hot flushes beyond menopause possible causes
A reader asks Dr Thosteson whether conditions other than menopause can cause severe frequent hot flushes and night sweats in women. The inquiry seeks medical explanations and guidance for persistent vasomotor symptoms outside typical menopausal timing.
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Dr. Thosteson
S.T
Menopause myths and diabetes questions answered by Dr Thosteson
In a Q A column Dr Thosteson advises a 62 year old on persistent menopausal symptoms may need evaluation for other causes and possible nonhormonal treatments. He notes that sugar in children can be a false positive after a sugar load and discusses familial diabetes risk. He also says delaying pregnancy past 30 carries no proven breast cancer risk and emphasizes education and marriage well being.
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C.H
Thosteson
E.M
Ottawa Herald subscription rates printed for local and out of area
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly and annual rates. In state residents receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wetlington
Kansas Turnpike officials take costly Paris junket
Four members and the authority's general counsel joined a Kansas Turnpike Authority trip to Paris for the International Bridge Tunnel and Turnpike Association meeting. Costs, to be paid from the authority budget funded by tolls, include airfare, lodging, and meals with wives, though officials dispute the value and Venues.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association
Paris
Authority
Nick Radney
el Dorado
Dee Hubbard
Wichita
Bob Storey
Topeka
L. W. Newcomer
Richard Rock
Arden Dierdorff
Smith Center
Jerry Brindle
Kansas
Brindle
Kansas Turnpike
Television Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
A dense listing of daily TV programming from morning to midnight, detailing channel blocks for Bewitched Sesame Street News and various sports events, films, and public affairs programs across multiple time slots and featuring a wide range of networks and program titles.
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Sergeant Preston
Little Theatre of the Deaf
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Wide World of Sports
Bonanza
Mister Rogers
American Music Scene
Electric Company
Combat
Porter Wagoner
Sesame Street
Hee Haw
Lawrence Welk
Animal World
Royals
S.W.A.T
Novie
Mary Tyler Moore
Battle Mountain
Baseball—Royals
Texas Rangers
Bob Newhart
Villa Alegre
Green Acres
Mr. Rogers
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
Oil price debate spans Atlantic in early fall policy talks
AP report notes oil ministers in Vienna planned a rate increase effective Oct 1 to curb inflation and import costs. In Washington Ford administration and Congress moved toward reimposing oil price controls for 55 days to stabilize domestic prices while seeking longer term energy policy. Domestic controls expired Aug 31. Ford favored a gradual decontrol to curb inflation risk.
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New York
Atlantic
Vienna
Organization of Petroleum
Washington
Congress
Ford
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