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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1972
Page
1
Editorial from Our Readers thanks supporters of Republican Buck Night and urges funds for both parties. It argues campaigns are costly, calls for broad citizen involvement, and defends the two party system while urging readers to contact local committeemen and committeewomen to help.
The Kansas Bar Association backs a public defender concept but faces growing reluctance among judges and lawyers. Kansas has moved from paid individual lawyers to a pilot public defender program, amid strong reports, while 40 other states have adopted public defender systems. The profession debates indigent justice and funding as the bar pushes for reform.
A constitutional amendment in the Senate would lower House eligibility to 0 22 years from 25 and allow entry at 27 for the Senate. Bipartisan support exists, sparked by the 18 year old voting age. Advocates argue young leaders should contribute, while critics urge broader changes including a presidential age floor.
A reader asks Dear Dr Thosteson if daily enemas are harmful after seven months of nightly use to aid weight loss. The doctor likely weighs safety concerns, potential electrolyte imbalances, and risks of dependence or infection, urging caution and medical supervision.
A reader describes weight loss via diet and asks how to stop enemas while maintaining results. Dr Thesteson explains colon adaptation takes days and starches the value of vegetables. A separate reader asks about hair transplantation feasibility and cost, answered as a suitable, non dangerous option. Coffee and growth questions are addressed with reassurance.
A dense TV schedule lists films sports and a wave of daytime and evening programs. Included are Soul Train Baseball White Sox Tigers Untamed World In Your Own Backyard and many network series and specials across CBS NBC and ABC with multiple movie titles and soap operas.
The Agriculture Department reports a 1 percent drop in red meat supply for January through March 1971. Beef output reached about 5.73 billion pounds, pork down 5 percent, and lamb and mutton down 1 percent from a year earlier. Total meat supply about 9.13 billion pounds.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas the paper lists Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher and provides subscription rates for trade area and outside area by mail or carrier with tax details and AP rights to local news.
Officials from Nebraska to Texas warn dry weather could devastate crops and pastures. Kansas wheat needs rain soon. Colorado and New Mexico report record low moisture. Texas and Oklahoma brace for losses as April rainfall remains scarce and drought deepens, threatening cattle herds and wheat yields.
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