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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
1
Page Two editorial notes daily chatter on price hikes across steel and auto sectors, higher food and lumber costs, and record profits. It questions big business reputation and suggests firms may shield themselves from rising government costs while addressing America’s economic pressures.
Economists note that federal worker earnings rose 51 percent from 1965 to 1971, outpacing private workers by 15 percent. Government employment grew to one in five wage earners, with government goods and services costing $233 billion annually, about 22 percent of GNP. Inflation is driven in part by these government expenses.
Kansas lawmakers enacted a framework to allow abortions only in accredited hospitals within set time limits and with physician panel approval. The aim was to curb illegal basement operations and protect women's health, though a Maryland court ruling striking down a similar hospital provision raises questions about its nationwide viability.
Dear Dr Thosteson please write about Hele 5 sgatyatne of the bone and cartilage on bd deeart tender painful swelling at the junction of the first or second rib with the sternum or breast bone This medical note describes a chest wall swelling associated with Tietze syndrome and its location near the sternocostal joints.
An informal health column outlines Tietze’s syndrome symptoms and non dangerous nature. It includes reader questions about pills for a dog and low-salt dieting, with medical cautions and a closing prayer excerpt. The tone mirrors a community newspaper advice page with multiple topics and religious reflection.
New York AP columnist shares quick science and lifestyle curiosities. It notes seven neck bones in many mammals, red blood cells vastly outnumber Chicago's population in a cubic inch, and six to ten billion cells pass the lungs each moment. It cites gender differences in spatial tasks, widow statistics, and cholesterol screening for youths with early atherosclerosis risk. It ends with Mark Twain quotes on merit and fortune.
New York AP reports that after a record rise this summer interest rates are likely to climb further for a time. Observers warn of a tight money period similar to four years ago as the prime rate rises another quarter point to 9 percent, outpacing some sectors of the economy while remaining below others.
New York AP reports a CBS Studio 41 audience watches rehearsal for Calucci’s Dept a new half hour about an unemployment office led by Joseph Calucci played by James Coco. It debuts Sept 14 on CBS TV with 13 episodes and possible renewal if successful.
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV log lists 5:00 to 1:35 broadcasts across News Weather Sports and entertainment. It notes local editor Roberts Wellington and AP affiliation while detailing subscription rates and mailing frequencies.
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