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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1973
Page
2
Editorial asserts the Kansas Supreme Court has adopted a comprehensive code of judicial conduct and disciplinary rules. Chief Justice Fatzer warns reforms demand self restraint and imply monumental changes, while noting pay and outside income rules must improve to attract top legal talent.
The discussion argues judges must earn salaries comparable to successful attorneys, stressing that reforms must cover police and magistrate courts. It calls for lay judges in sparse areas, careful selection, and thorough training, noting reforms depend on bench quality and leadership of Chief Justice Fatzer.
Reader questions why hands tingle with low grade anemia or neuritis. Dr Thosteson advises blood tests first, cites pernicious anemia treated by B12, and notes mechanical nerve compression as another cause. Helpfully, he urges evaluation before dietary changes.
Washington AP report shows the Agriculture Department cut overall energy use 16.5 percent in the first quarter but its vehicles average only 12 mpg. GSA fleet averages 16 mpg due to newer highway vehicles, terrain and older antipollution gear. Soil Conservation and Forest Service use many pickups in rough country, while GSA cars run on highways.
A dense τηλεvision log lists programs from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM, featuring Sesame Street, News, News Specials, reruns and movies. Notable items include Beaver, Dragnet, Night Gallery, Perry Mason, Blood Sport, Pretty Poison, and The House Without A Christmas Tree among many entries.
New York AP reviews ABC TV film Bloodsport about a high school football star's path to college and pro ball. Ben Johnson plays a father pushing his sons toward football greatness in a small town. Gary Busey co stars as the sensitive younger brother in a measured drama.
AP report notes fertilizer production rose 12 percent July through October from the previous year but expects shortages through 1974 due to larger crop acreages. Edwin M. Wheeler of the Fertilizer Institute cites supply competition and rising demand as factors shaping domestic fertilizer availability.
Ottawa City Commission outlawed sniffing paint and related substances on October 17, but officers enforce it as written. Dozens of neighbors, including a painter, a trash picker, a farmer, a perfume wearer, Scouts, students, and workers at the sewage plant, are jailed for alleged intoxication. Officials defend broad enforcement while noting potential overreach and rising jail crowds.
Daily issue information shows subscription prices for in area and out of area readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. Carrier and sales tax details are provided along with tax deductions for out of state subscribers and AP news rights.
Owners Ray Roberts and M L Stebbins announce a lunch stand auction with clerks Mary Roberts and Georgie Stebbins. Bids to be placed by number. State sales tax applies to stock.
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