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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1975
Page
1
The piece argues fear of the IRS affects honest taxpayers while big corporations like Ashland Oil Co. admit campaign contributions and gifts to foreign governments may be concealed as business expenses. It questions IRS focus and urges scrutiny of large corporate misdeeds alongside individuals.
The piece notes public uproar over hairstyles and clothing norms for boys and girls, citing a Texas kindergarten case over long hair and HEW guidelines allowing girls to wear pants. It argues HEW rules and equal facilities drive legal issues and taxpayer costs, highlighting federal absurdities.
A letter explains Tietze disease, its chest pain mimic of heart issues, and treatment options including hydrocortisone injections and pain relief. It also covers post prostatectomy sexual function, possible bladder leakage of semen, timing for resuming sex, and notes psychological factors. Prayer closes the column.
Television log lists daily lineup with multiple channels and programs such as Truth or Consequences Sesame Street Early Show News and various game shows dramas and movies across time slots. It notes dates and sequence like July 4 1946 with entries for Hogan's Heroes Beverly Hillbillies and The Waltons among others.
Kansas Senate Republicans face a tight race to name a successor to Richard D. Rogers after his resignation. Rumored frontrunners Norman Gaar, Bob Storey, and Ross Doyen each claim strength on a second ballot while Sen. J. C. Tillotson is ruled out. Governors allyship and district dynamics add to the contest as the caucus and full Senate vote loom.
A federal study places alcohol misuse at 25.97 billion dollars yearly, with 9.35 billion due to lost production from absenteeism and inefficiency. GM reports 93 days average absenteeism among alcoholics at Pontiac, while the Labor Management Committee cites 12.5 billion in costs. Firms such as GM, Hughes Aircraft, Firestone, and Du Pont increasingly fund treatment over firing, arguing job investment and recovery benefits.
Kansas Farm Bureau weekly shoppers guide shows 16 of 29 items decreased, 3 steady, 10 up. Beef prices fell across the board with T-bone dropping to 1.96 per pound statewide. Poultry, potatoes, and dairy saw smaller changes, with whole milk and butter rising slightly while two percent milk held steady.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for in area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options and tax details. The notice includes Wellington Editor and Publisher attribution and AP news rights statement for local and AP dispatches.
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