Navy Project Sanguine Seen as Environmental Risk
Editorial notes both Kansas senators voted against delaying study of Project Sanguine a Navy plan to bury hundreds of miles of cables across northern Wisconsin to connect a submarine missile grid. Critics like Dr. Albert Biggs and Dr. Donald Maher argue signals stay within the Great Lakes area and may fail while posing environmental concerns.
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Kansas
Navy
Wisconsin
Albert Biggs
University of Kansas
Donald Maher
Chicago
Great Lakes
Navy plan raises alarms over long trenching project
The Navy faces scrutiny for laying miles of trenches through forests and fields with high voltage exposure. Critics warn of harm to plant and animal life and fear metal canoes and fences could become electrified, though Navy insulators are claimed to stop that. Wisconsin seeks delays until studies prove feasibility and safety for northern Wisconsin. Senate majority including Senators Pearson and Dole supported the Navy’s stance, prompting further controversy.
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Navy
Wisconsin
The Judges' Conflict in the Supreme Court Stock Tales
Martha Mitchell urges study of the Supreme Court judges portfolios as several justices have disqualified themselves in five cases because of stock holdings in companies tied to litigation. Harry Blackmun Potter Stewart and John Harlan have held utilities auto oil and drug stocks while a six member jury will hear one case. The Code of Judicial Ethics warns judges against owning stock in litigants companies and the President has already sold all his stocks to avoid conflicts. The justices should follow suit to preserve fair justice and prevent lasting impact on future law.
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Martha Mitchell
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Harry Blackmun
Potter Stewart
John Harlan
Utilities
Auto
Code of Judicial Ethics
Paget’s disease patient seeks relief and clarity
A reader writes asking about Paget’s disease and potential for improvement after four years of ineffective treatment. The letter notes confusion about the bone disorder and expresses concern over ongoing symptoms despite medication.
Pagets Disease and Cat Allergy Advice Column
Dr Thosteson explains rapid bone turnover in Paget's disease and potential mithramycin benefits. Readers ask about desensitization for cat allergies and undescended testicle treatment. doctors advise avoidance, possible injections with limited protection, and prioritizing physician guidance for hormone therapy or surgery. The Bible verse and prayer conclude the column.
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Paget
Thosteson
J.C
Parasitic allies may cut crop pests cost effectively
An Agriculture Department scientist says releasing natural parasites could control corn earworm cotton bollworm and tomato fruitworm at lower cost than pesticides. Knipling calculates that California losses in 1968 reached 19.8 million while farmers spent 10.4 million on chemicals, and estimates 79 percent control with 450 million parasites, costing about 2.25 million annually. The approach could reduce insecticide use and environmental pollution though no large field tests have been done.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
The
Agricultural Research Service
Edward F. Knipling
Knipling
California
Alcoholism Part VII The Many Diseases Of Drinking
Wayne Lee surveys public and professional views on alcoholism as a disease. He analyzes medical education gaps, hospital refusals, and social stigma, citing quotes from Kansas doctors and AA members. He notes varied symptoms, three-part treatment, and ongoing research limits.
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Wayne Lee
U.S
Kansas
American Hospital Association
General Hospitals
American Medical Association
Kenneth Godfrey
Veterans Administration Hospital
Topeka
Godfrey
McMillan and Wife weak link of NBC mystery hour
AP reviews NBCs McMillan and Wife pairing Rock Hudson and Susan Saint James with a frolicsome mystery. The premiere features a corpse in a barrel and creeping suspense but the plot strains for laughs, leaving comedy and suspense underwhelming despite Hudsons star appeal.
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New York
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Barbra Britton
Richard Denning
Mrs. North
Rock Hudson
Susan Saint James
NBC
McMillan and Wife
Hudson
Television Grid listing prime time and daytime shows
A dense schedule lists multiple channels with varied programs from morning to late night. It names shows such as Petticoat Junction Hogan's Heroes Beverly Hillbillies and The Tonight Show era items plus movies and news blocks across the day with numerous time stamps and channel markers.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Kansas
Buck Owens
Andy Griffith
Partners
Flip Wilson
Longstreet
Nichols
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Guiding Light
Doctors
Another World
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
Dream of Jeannie
High Chaparral
Hogan's Heroes
Hee Haw
Bewitched
Brady Bunch
D.A
Chicago Teddy Bears
Partridge Family
O'Hara
U.S. Treasury
Room 222
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Announced
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication days and pricing for local and trade area subscriptions. Rates show monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options with tax details. out of state subscribers face a 2 percent tax adjustment.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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