09 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
1
The Federal Communications Commission plans new rules for cable television set to take effect next March. The rules would require systems to offer a subscriber variety of content from network programming to government educational material, prompting concerns over government control and potential limits on free speech.
George Wallace, Alabama governor and polarizing figure, announces plans to run for president in 1972. He campaigned on states rights and anti-government stances, polling around ten million votes, and now seeks to shape the national direction amid economic unrest and voter disillusion with Democrats and Republicans.
A reader asks if exposure years earlier could still cause TB despite a normal chest X ray. The doctor explains TB germ can produce small lesions that heal and later reactivate into a major infection.
Medical Q and A discuss TB exposure testing, negative results allow relaxation, positive results call for isoniazid and follow up X rays. Questions about long term risk, drug effectiveness, and whether lifetime safety is guaranteed are addressed with emphasis on modern treatments and periodic monitoring. Also covered are heroin craving treatment with methadone and Fifth Disease identification known as Hungarian measles.
A devotional prayer asks for quietness before God to hear His guidance. It seeks the Holy Spirit’s presence and God’s strength for safety to those who trust in Him. The prayer ends in Jesus name. Amen.
Hollywood AP reports Dave Garroway, after a year in Southern California, will stay in television. He hosts CBS’s Newcomers and weighs midseason options while continuing work on potential specials. Garroway, once Today’s original host, plans acting lessons, golf, and a move to Los Angeles area with his son as he pursues new career angles.
Manila AP report describes a 20 day North Korea stay led by a Filipino journalist. He notes pervasive child care and education praising Kim Il Sung, massive construction, and scarce consumer goods. Low private transport and universal schooling marked daily life.
A 19 year old deaf cowboy from Sheridan Wyoming John King wins all around at the National High School Rodeo after dominating saddle bronc to complete consecutive all around titles. Deb Frazier from Imperial Nebraska wins girls all around with runner up Janet Stover from Ellensburg Washington. Event winners include Bareback Ron Lynch Kansas Billy Van Winkle Texas Tom Carr Maryland Gene Melton Louisiana and Steer Wrestling Dan Kinsel Texas Dick Busch Iowa.
Katie Kirkpatrick a woman in her 70s was found dead in a smoke filled Kansas City Kansas apartment after a neighbor returned home from work and reported the fire Fire crews could not determine the cause of the blaze at the scene
Sheriff Emmont of Mitchell County and his wife Lila along with Mona Elliot 17 Osborne Kans died in a two car collision on U S 24 west of Cawker City Sunday the weekend traffic toll in Kansas rose to eight also killed Roberta Lynn Edwards 14 Wichita herman E Webber 71 Fon tana Mrs Flossie Harris Tulsa Okla Robert W Gooch 17 Garden Plain Kan Donald Hoheisel 18 Caney Kan Bennie Hill 39 Kansas City
Hal Boyle notes traffic death rate fell to an all time low of 4.7 per 100 million vehicle miles despite four million more vehicles and three million more drivers. The column blends safety data with light social observations and stray quotes from Martha Washington and a British researcher.
A dense listing of 1960s style TV programming across daytime and evening slots. It shows channels airing a mix of dramas, comedies, game shows, talk segments, and movies with numerous program titles and time blocks noted for News Weather Sports and special features. The log highlights performers and show names like Petticoat Junction Marcus Welby and The Beverly Hillbillies.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices for in and out of trade area. Local editor Robert B. Wellington oversees publication with AP news dispatch rights and tax guidance for out of state subscribers.
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