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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
2
The editorial notes a good crop year for farmers despite a wet fall slowing harvest. It links United States grain as a global bread supply, cites Russia's farm crisis reducing world bread and meat, and portrays the American farmer as rugged capitalists facing world demand.
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller rules a long standing voter registration law unconstitutional saying it fails a compelling state interest. The decision could simplify records but risk outdated poll books and misplaced votes. A separate note envisions a stamp memorializing the privy and indoor plumbing designer.
A reader asks about chest pains and heart muscle. The doctor acknowledges varying patient knowledge and notes that not every patient knows how the heart operates. The exchange aims to clarify when chest pains signal a concern and how heart muscle works.
The column explains heart muscle function and angina, notes that mild cases can be managed with doctor guidance and lifestyle changes, and describes a new eye surgery technique using a vibrating needle. It also covers a letter about a past cancer loss and a prayer, then reports USDA findings on rising farm electricity use and costs.
A Washington AP report from the Foreign Agricultural Service says long term beef supply will race against population growth and rising incomes with beef becoming a world market commodity. It notes Western Europe and Japan increasing demand, EC enlargement broadening pull on supplies, and Japan as a growing factor. U.S. consumers enjoy relatively low beef prices by world standards while each major market and exporter maintains distinct buying patterns and beef types.
Edwin Newman leads a guided tour of the Rothschilds in NBCs First Tuesday. The piece contrasts personal debt and saving habits with the storied wealth built by the Barons Philippe and Baroness de Rothschild over two centuries.
The article contrasts a French aristocratic dinner scene at the Rothschilds with American meat preferences. It notes Newman guiding a tour of chateau life, including tableware and wine, while Sanden discusses U S beef consumption trends toward leaner processing. A family preference shifts between European dining and hamburgers.
Daily Ottawa newspaper schedule lists extensive TV guide from 5:00 PM to 2:35 AM with numerous shows across channels. Includes Sesame Street, Lost In Space, Hogan's Heroes, Beverly Hillbillies, Jeannie, Dragnet, Bonanza, Star Trek, The Tonight Show, News, Weather, and multiple soap operas, game shows, and movies with times and channel references. Published by Robert B. Wellington.
In Phoenix a GOP official assailed the high handed style of Nixon re election managers toward the RNC. Cochairman Thomas Evans urged a more cooperative approach at a closed governors luncheon. He questioned a December budget meeting summoned by Maurice Stans. Chairman Robert Dole sought to downplay the dispute. Governors pushed for politics over government issues while planning a broader role for the GOP.
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