14 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1971
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald Saturday Notebook discusses a four page accident report form designed by desk-bound officials, its potential to aid insurance and legal settlements, and the strain it may put on traffic bureaus for filing. It also reviews rising newsprint costs, recycling trends, and postal rate hikes likely affecting circulation. A cartoonish take on sandwich changes ends with a defense of simple fare.
A reader asks about hemoglobin function and significance after a 16 g/dL reading. The response explains hemoglobin as a protein that carries iron and gives blood its red color, noting its many roles and that physical examination is advised. details on seriousness and medications are not provided in this excerpt.
A reader’s questions about low hemoglobin explore how bleeding infection and poor nutrition affect iron and protein needs, stressing that treatment targets underlying causes, not iron alone. Notes ongoing open heart surgery discussions and general health guidance follow in a both medical and devotional context.
The state Board of Health will hold public hearings in seven cities next week on proposed amendments to air pollution regulations. An assistant attorney general opposed approving some changes citing concerns about varying regional air quality and data gaps. The plan would raise sulphur dioxide tolerance by up to 40 percent, though supporters say the increase is incomplete without regional adjustments.
In St Marys Hospital Minneapolis Father Paschal Kelly a 67 year old Roman Catholic priest living with multiple sclerosis thrives by turning a hospital room into a communications center. aided by mirrors switches and special devices he greets patients reads papers and sometimes says mass despite being bedbound. He grew up in Yonkers and Sayre and weathered MS since 1934 while serving Holy Rosary church in Minneapolis. He critiques urban change and backs conscientious objectors amid enduring religious fundamentals.
The schedule details an all day lineup including The Jetsons and Your Question Please, plus afternoon and evening film blocks and serials featuring Lost In Alaska and The Lost Man, spanning NBC and various shows like Combat, Wagon Train, and Bonanza. The grid lists many times and program titles across the day.
The dollar faced renewed losses in European money markets after a subcommittee urged devaluation. Frankfurt saw further postwar lows, while major central banks bought over two billion dollars to support the currency. Analysts forecast a possible IMF band widening from 1 to 3 percent as Washington weighs options. The Nixon administration drew criticism for its domestic economic handling.
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for in and out of trade area mail delivery with monthly and yearly options. Rates include tax details and discounts for out of state subscribers. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches.
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