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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1973
Page
1
Editorial notes a global shortage of newsprint due to rising demand, mill strikes, pollution costs, and recycling trade. Paper costs and freight hinder supply and imports, with U.S. demand growing while mills struggle. Authors urge drastic industry changes and patience until the next shipment arrives.
President Nixon signed a 22.9 billion highway bill described as landmark. It dips into the highway trust fund for mass transit and funds bus and rail capital improvements next year, risking the fund’s original interstate purpose and long term completion.
An 86 year old man asks Dr Thosteson if surgery is the only cure for corns. He enjoys walking two to three hours daily but reports pain from a corn on his right little toe and seeks guidance on treatment options.
A reader outlines a self care sequence for corn removal using plasters to prevent recurrence, noting that footwear and skin thickening affect relapse. Another inquire asks guidance on obtaining a vasectomy, suggesting doctor referral or urologist contact. A reader shares lactose allergy as a clue in ulcerative colitis, urging awareness of allergies in colitis and mentioning prayer requests.
New York AP writer Hal Boyle riffs on the vast undone in life listing absurd exaggerations and wild escapades from escaping a prison island to kissing Helen Hayes, questioning how a person near midlife can feel they have lived so long and done so little.
A television log notes a hog calling contest winner and records arrest during a Sunday Philadelphia vice raid, alongside a related divorce lawsuit.
New York economists assess Phase 1 and 2 wage and price controls as only partly successful with inflation curbs fading. Some view Phase 1 as limiting inflation expectations, Phase 2 as halting the wage price spiral, while others call the program a failure from the start.
Kansas investigators say cattle theft reports this summer are overblown with fewer than three rustling cases in two months and under a dozen for the year. Officials note past high thefts in 1963-64 and say many reports are missing cattle later found by owners.
CAPE TOWN South Africa An 18 year old girl rode an Arabian horse over 1000 miles from Pretoria to Cape Town to raise funds for underprivileged children and show the breed’s value The rider praised the horse as adaptable and fantastic in traffic.
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