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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1975
Page
1
An editorial column blends anecdotes on wheat sales to Russia and global inflation with observations on Indira Gandhi, Kansas politics, and household cost-cutting. The writer jokes about prices, tools, and daily choices while urging resilience as costs rise. The piece captures a nostalgic conversational tone about economic pressures.
A parent writes about a nine year old boy with a larger waist and mildly enlarged breasts. The note asks for medical guidance on whether this is normal childhood fat or a sign needing evaluation. The tone seeks reassurance and advice from Dr Thosteson.
Reader questions Dr Thosteson about Frolichs syndrome and whether injections are needed. Expert notes Frolichs is rare, urges medical testing to confirm, and cites obesity can run in families. Also includes a case of pelvic organ prolapse after hysterectomy and guidance on cystocele and rectocele treatment and outcome.
A short devotional prayer requests focus on virtue and truth guiding minds toward what is good. It asks for strength through Christ to resist secular temptations and to serve more faithfully as church members.
A dense broadcast grid lists programs from 12:00 to 12:00 with multiple channels and blocks. Notable items include Sesame Street, News, Baseball Dodgers vs Mets, Smoky, The Silent Enemy, and Survivor era titles. Mentions of pro tennis, PGA Championship, Hogan's Heroes, Mary Tyler Moore, Waterloo and competing sports events appear throughout.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual prices. Out of state readers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction. The paper credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches.
Kansas braces over rural health gaps as primary care doctors decline. A Salina physician leads North Central Kansas to seek a $2 million HEW-backed five year project to recruit 40 to 50 more family practitioners internal medicine and pediatrics specialists. The plan aims to fund administration research travel education and lodging for students and physicians in a 19 county area. It could serve as a pilot for other regions but entails HEW bureaucracy and reporting requirements.
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved inclusive one stop charter tours allowing air travel plus hotels and ground services for a single price. Trips within the Americas require at least four days, outside North America seven days, with advance ticketing and passenger lists due 15 to 30 days before departure. TWA challenged the rule in court, arguing CAB overstepped authority.
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