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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
1
A group of seven physicians forms Medi-Call offering 6 pm to 6 am coverage including holidays. For a $50 membership, participants receive two house calls annually and free phone diagnosis. Organizers cite physician reluctance for house calls and crowded emergency rooms as reasons for the service.
A leading insurer reports national auto thefts fell seven percent last year, the first drop in a decade, driven by enforcement, shared stolen car data, new anti theft gadgets, and public awareness. Big cities fell 14 percent, those under one million by 11, while the smallest cities with under 10 000 saw rises. The piece urges simple precautions like taking keys, not idling, securing vehicles, and parking safely.
At Pennsylvania State University a five year trial of the women Army ROTC program shows early success with high academic marks and multiple scholarships. About 212 women participate nationally, including 42 at Penn State, with aims to expand and provide equal military opportunities alongside Air Force and Navy programs.
Daily Ottawa Kansas television log lists programs from 5:00 PM to 1:45 AM including Sesame Street Leave It To Beaver Early Show Outdoors In Kansas Lidsville Lost In Space To Tell The Truth Hogan's Heroes News Weather Sports and many network and local shows with noted channels and special broadcasts.
A reader asks if a sterile born man can father children. She has dated a man in the Air Force for three years who is now out, and they plan to marry. The query seeks medical guidance on fertility and implications for their future.
A reader asks about tubal recanalization after a past blockage and how it affects paternity. A doctor explains that tubes can reopen over time, advises a sperm test to confirm paternity, and notes adoption plans may be revisited if fertilization occurs.
Washington AP reports rising red meat intake in developed nations driven by prosperity and income, with price levels and trade barriers shaping consumption. Stenswick notes exporters like Uruguay and Australia have lower prices and higher consumption, while grain prices and national policies cushion demand in others. Since 1966 New Zealand leads per‑capita red meat use, USA ranks third as exports rise. In Kentucky, Anthony Wilhoit becomes the state's first public defender under a new law, with the system projected to handle about 6,000 cases annually.
In Centralia Illinois residents discuss Watergate with mixed views while politics stays low‑key. A salesman says Nixon’s party may be undermined. a local brownie fundraiser raises money for a sick child as residents watch investigations.
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