10 Dec 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1969
Page
1
In editorials, Ottawa's Gibson's Discount Store plans for a south Ottawa facility near US-59 spur debate downtown impact, city boundary chaos, and traffic. The piece urges immediate city boundary zoning, county oversight, and orderly growth as I-35 extension nears Emporia, warning about unregulated expansion.
The Ottawa United Fund now Franklin County United Fund exceeded its $33 400 goal this year. Agencies across the county benefited as residents outside Ottawa contributed more than before, widening the giving base and backing 14 participating groups. With continued leadership, the fund can meet ongoing needs.
A study shows regular exercise reduces cholesterol levels in the bloodstream. In a test with business men, half adopted swimming and other regular activity while others did not. the exercisers showed a marked cholesterol reduction.
A health-focused column urges balance of diet and exercise to control cholesterol, weight, and diabetes risk, plus smoking cessation and stress reduction. It cites studies linking diabetes to heart disease, recommends periodic testing, and notes prayers and personal faith alongside medical guidance.
New York AP essay argues growing nations cannot curb desires, triggering recurring crises in personal, family, and governmental budgets. It notes the administration opposes tax exemptions up to 800 and 15 percent Social Security boosts as inflationary, while First National City Bank warns spending could break budget ceilings. Congress may push up to 5 billion in outlays, risking budget surplus and Vietnam war peace benefits.
Hollywood star Bing Crosby muses about retirement after four decades in show business while promoting NBC special Together Again for the First Time with Carol Burnett. He notes his charitable commitments and plans to donate most of his salary as long as he works.
Wayne Lee Kansas correspondent reports Frizzell supporters at a Wichita luncheon praised his leadership and hinted he will seek the 1970 Republican gubernatorial nomination. Attendees included former governors Arn, Anderson, and Avery as Frizzell declined to commit publicly. He cited his 750 opinions and 125 cases as attorney general while signaling readiness to campaign.
In Paris a man calling himself Theodore grills two packets of so called pornography outside Notre Dame. He sells reproductions of nudes from the Louvre as porn at two dollars a packet and laments police stiff penalties. The items arrive from the United States and Scandinavia, with English titled magazines like Blonde Babes. Prices are high, up to nine dollars for magazines, and some copies are pirated American editions.
New York AP notes ABC Tuesday night offers a brisk block highlighted by Mod Squad and a 90 minute Movie of the Week, followed by Marcus Welby M D. The piece praises Ray Milland Gene Tierney and Don Murray while examining a black police sergeant storyline and doctor show strengths and limits.
TV listing dense with programs across day parts including Flintstones Be ve rly Hillbillies Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy Hollywood Squares Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Days Of Our Lives General Hospital One Life To Live As The World Turns Search For Tomorrow The Tonight Show etc. Highlights include movies My Man And I Libel The Racers It Takes A Thief and Terror At Midnight plus news weather and sports blocks.
The notice lists publication frequency for 104 S. Cedar and provides subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. It identifies Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes exclusive AP rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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