06 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes the La Cygne generating plant by Kansas City Power and Light and Kansas Gas and Electric at 190 million dollars with over 32 million for pollution controls. Coal will fuel boilers, smokestack emissions scrubbed by water and limestone, with a 100-foot stack and remaining sulfur limited to about 20 percent.
In Bourbon County four juveniles were arrested for vandalism and jailed with parents notified. The juvenile court judge kept them held for a 36 hour hearing, while a local lawyer filed suit alleging illegal detention. The case highlights confusion in the juvenile code and its impact on police, parents, and press.
A reader asks if ear wax buildup at age 64 could be nerves or aging and what syringe use might help. The reply cautions against digging with hairpins or toothpicks and notes ear specialists treat injuries like perforated drums or scratched canals.
Medical guidance on safely softening and irrigating ear wax without pushing debris deeper, plus cautions on misdiagnosed TB symptoms and a note that cerebral hemorrhage outcomes depend on extent and location. Includes reader question about a past lung spot and histoplasmosis versus TB.
A devotional prayer asks God to let light shine through good works and guide believers to help others in poverty and warfare so they may lead more people to Christ. The prayer invokes Our Father and Jesus' name Amen.
New Jersey based Angeline Krout offers ten pointed rules for bosses and secretaries to clarify duties. The list, shared by The National Secretaries Association leader, urges transparency, respect, and proper boundaries in office workflow and communications.
Los Angeles scientists report a potential human cancer virus, with a $1 million, months long experiment needing 7 500 gallons of fluid and only about an ounce of GS 1 antigen for injections in 10 guinea pigs and several rats. If proven, this could support the theory that animal cells unlock cancer genetic messages and begin to cancerize cells. The work, done by Dr. Robert M. McAllister and Dr. Murray B. Gardner, involves NCI funded tests to isolate antibodies and test human cancer cells for GS 1 antigen, aiming to confirm human origin and guide prevention and early detection research.
New York AP reviews CBS television tribute The American West of John Ford praising the director and his longtime collaborators James Stewart Henry Fonda and John Wayne The program blends fights with nostalgic scenes including Monument Valley Ford's later career and a light interview tone. Also notes Miss Teen America's pageant and Merv Griffin Show changes with NBC correspondent Pauline Frederick injury and London migration trends.
Rep. James O'Hara urged expanding the Agriculture Department's 26 member advisory safety committee to include farm laborers. He argued farm workers face poison, injury risks and deserve voices on the panel. An Agriculture Department spokesman said current members largely reflect wage workers vs. farmer roles, noting two thirds of farm labor is done by the farmer and 14 of 26 members are farmers.
A dense TV log lists hours and channel lineups from 5:00 to 12:20, detailing shows like The Munsters Petticoat Junction and I Love Lucy, plus news weather sports and late movies, with multiple cross referenced times and titles across many networks. The schedule features familiar programs such as Gunsmoke Laugh In Jeannie and Beverly Hillbillies, interspersed with specials and talk segments, reflecting a busy broadcast day.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Out of state subscribers pay 3 percent sales tax. mentions Associated Press as the news source for published content.
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