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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1973
Page
1
Saturday Notebook pokes gentle fun at busy chores hairdresser and butcher appointments and a shopper filling carts with beef while a plumber’s wife is blamed. It jokes about Nixon Watergate delays and a pogo stick record. It notes rising newsprint prices five dollars per ton and twine up five cents a pound as a national sickness greed.
Question to Dr Thosteson asks when normal menses return after delivery. Patient, 7 weeks postpartum, not breastfeeding, wonders if return can range from four to ten weeks and seeks guidance on timing.
A reader asks about resuming periods after delivery and pregnancy risk before menses, with doctor notes on breastfeeding influence. The column also answers questions on consanguineous marriages, sex selection, Pap smears for teens, hysterectomy and gonorrhea, plus a prayer and farewell.
A dense TV log lists channels and programs across day and night, including monkees Burke's Law World University Games News Wally's Workshop movie titles and numerous talk shows, sports, and religious programs. The guide enumerates time blocks and program names, reflecting a busy multi-network schedule with many repeats and cross listings.
US Steel Corp and peers announced sheet steel price increases, reviving a 4.8 percent rise stalled by Nixon era freezes. Armco led with about 5 percent, saying it still trails dollar-for-dollar cost passthrough. Automakers aim to cover new safety and emission costs for 1974 models. AT&T Bell System raises in several states. Commerce data show inventories up $2.6 billion in June while sales dip $248 million, signaling cooling demand.
AP reports Mao Zedong emphasizes youth leadership as China trains children for the future. Local educators, party groups, and government officials plan summer programs centered on Serve The People, political study of Marx to Mao, labor service, and revolutionary culture, alongside nonpolitical events like astronomy shows and sports.
USDA economists report 1972 net profits per ranch rose sharply in the northern plains and northern Rocky Mountain areas. In Montana Wyoming South Dakota farms earned about 43 614 and in Montana Idaho about 45 272 per ranch, up from 1971 and a decade earlier. Higher calf prices and beef demand push production and investment remains strong, with regional cow herds expanding.
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