07 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1969
Page
1
Ottawa Herald from August 7 1969 presents brief items on page two including local notices and short summaries of events, sports results, and community updates reflecting midweek happenings in Ottawa Kansas with named local entities and dates.
An editorial laments how Kansas budgets are built by auditors and clerks, detailing the lengthy arithmetic, funds, mill levies, and publication timelines. It mocks the bureaucratic process while noting auditors rush to meet print deadlines and hearings.
The editorial complains about official hearings and quorum issues for approving budgets. It notes August timing helps budgets pass with little public scrutiny, while taxpayers face complex multi-budget tax bills due in November and December. The piece questions tax confusion and calls for citizen involvement.
Dr Thosteson answers Mrs N K on nephrosis and nephritis noting both are kidney diseases. Nephritis or Brights disease is now called glomerulonephritis involving the glomeruli, whose impaired filtering causes systemic trouble. Both conditions are serious and require medical evaluation.
Summary of nephritis and nephrosis differences, causes, and treatments. Nephritis linked to streptococcus infection with antibiotic use and cautions against stopping therapy early. Nephrosis described with swelling, high urine albumin loss, normal blood pressure, and steroid treatment. Also includes brief Q and A on hair growth after death and a note on nursing mothers.
Lu cius D Amerson, serving as Alabama's only black sheriff, enters his second year in Macon County with waning white hostility. He notes public attitude has improved, easing long standing myths about race and law enforcement while facing common policing challenges.
Bonn expands as an ordinance annexes 10 towns boosting population to about 320000 and quadrupling area including Bad Godesberg with embassies. The expansion creates a broader campus of government, roads, and services amid Rhine towns Beuel Holzlar Oberkassel. Tunneling for a subway began as Bonn grows toward Bad Godesberg and a third Rhine bridge rises.
Hal Boyle chronicles a chaotic New York apartment where a cat named Lady Dottie and a red-eyed rabbit Aphrodite share space. The writer explains the absurd routine, neighborly quips, and escalating costs as he manages the duo in a two bathroom household.
A dense listing of TV programming across channels shows a full day of syndicated shows, movies, news, weather, sports and public affairs. Notable items include Flintstones, Daniel Boone, Dragnet, Tonight shows, Andy Griffith, Beverly Hillbillies, General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, and multiple sports broadcasts.
The Ottawa Kansas publication lists daily publication with subscriptions by mail and trade area rates. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes second class status and exclusive AP use for local news and dispatches.
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