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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
1
Harold J. Miller of Greeley defends nonprofit organizations and community service cited in the editorial of Dec. 3. He argues much good and quiet effort by groups goes unreported while criticizing the paper’s stance on bingo legality and urges recognition of charitable activities and fundraising, noting funding strains and ongoing community projects.
Mrs Leland Gilliland of RFD 4 complains the paper wasted space on spoof pieces and Heloise while omitting local news and comics. She accuses editors and reporters of sniffing glue and something else, urging readers to sniff the paper’s content.
Patient reports prior hemorrhoid removal ten years ago with no issues until recently. Stool is small and movement painful. No further context or details available.
Readers ask about fissures, adhesions, and treatments. A rectal fissure may require surgery. adhesions might respond to dilation. A husband’s binge drinking prompts advice on alcoholism, AA and AlAnon support. A craving for raw potatoes is discussed with modest dietary notes. Prayer closes the column.
New York AP reports GM chairman Richard Gerstenberg outlines a long term view that Americans will accept energy shortages yet keep the car and truck as the transportation backbone. He notes rising incomes and suburban growth will sustain multi car ownership and demand for smaller and special purpose vehicles despite higher fuel prices.
Bob Hope plans to spend Christmas at home in Toluca Lake California with his family dressing in khaki. He will tape NBC specials and compile a two hour TV program from clips of overseas Christmas tours 1954 to 1972. He hints at subsidizing comedy on public television and notes Congress may accept laughter in grim times.
USDA officials admitted July to November wheat prices averaged $3.99 per bushel, higher than the $2.49 forecast. They noted that no public announcement accompanied farmer advance payments mailed last July, with the ASCS responsible for payments and news releases.
The listing outlines a dense Monday television schedule from 5:00 PM to midnight featuring news blocks, game and talk shows, children's programs, dramas, documentaries, and multiple movie presentations. Notable entries include Truth Or Consequences Sesame Street Mister Rogers Leave It To Beaver Green Acres and a Pro Football Giants versus Rams telecast.
Hal Boyle muses on odd facts and folklore drawn from reader mail and old beliefs. The Egypt sphinx is male, parrots nestless, bumper stickers flare in Washington, and social changes shift women drivers from 1940 to today. A playful roundup contrasts quirks with quirky cures.
The provided text lists publishing notes, editor and publisher details, subscription rates, and AP rights, with no clear news event, person, or place to summarize into a coherent item. It reads like a newspaper masthead and rate card rather than a standalone story.
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