14 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
1
The Nixon tax bill, dubbed a Christmas tree for all, cuts the excise tax on cars and raises personal exemptions, with relief for lower incomes. It promises stimulus but risks a larger debt if federal spending remains high, prompting calls for spending cuts to give real effect.
Westmoreland says coverage is a mixed bag with some reporting excellent and others sensational. The piece notes press attempts to shield officials and brass, and argues significant Vietnam War truths have been withheld from the public, highlighting obstacles reporters face.
A reader writes about chronic sinus problems and dependence on nose drops. The author has visited three doctors and notes ongoing nasal congestion despite treatment, highlighting concern over frequent spray use and seeking medical guidance.
A reader seeks relief from nighttime nasal congestion. An allergist consult and allergy-proof pillow covers are advised, with consideration of feather allergies and other triggers like dust animals or cosmetics. Nasal decongestant drops offer only temporary help and may cause rebound congestion.
A brief prayer invoking the example of apostles who turned the world upside down. The text asks for God to empower believers to be world changers in their own lives and workplaces through Jesus Christ and the indwelling power of the Spirit.
Many companies rely on self insurance for product recalls while only about 200 firms hold recall insurance despite FDA recalls surpassing 1 400 items last year. Policies cover notice costs withdrawal costs and related expenses but require a deductible and co payment. Rates vary with each applicant and disclosure of withdrawal plans.
AP reports China released Richard Fecteau after nearly 20 years and Mary Ann Harbert, signaling intent to sustain easing of U.S.-China relations. Three others remain held: John Downey, Phillip Smith, and Robert Flynn. Kissinger's talks with Chou Enlai are cited as part of the broader prisoner discussion.
The Agriculture Department bought 1,425,000 bushels of corn from Midwest markets to prop up prices, a small fraction of the 15.9 million offered. Purchases priced at $1.12 to $1.30 per bushel covered Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska, amid a 5.5 billion bushel harvest and weak rural prices. Weir called bids a market test, with weekly bids to continue.
A seven member expedition led by Eric Disley of Toronto reports finding the frigate Albany in 27 feet of water off Rankin Inlet Hudson Bay. The group says the 1718 England expedition ships Discovery and Albany sailed for a northwest passage before sinking in a storm a year later, about 900 miles north of Winnipeg.
New York AP notes television holiday customs rely on repeatable programs for young viewers. Classics like Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Rudolph and Frosty return yearly while new efforts like ABCs Christmas Carol special by Chuck Jones promise lasting appeal with Redgrave narrating and Sim as Scrooge set to air December 21.
A dense grid lists daily TV lineup from 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM with primetime classics, specials, soap operas, game shows, and news. Entries mention Munsters Petticoat Junction Dream Of Jeannie Hawaii Five-O The Trackers Dragnet Marcus Welby Beverly Hillbillies Jeopardy Guiding Light Doctors and more across channels and time slots.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for in and out of trade area with monthly and yearly amounts and a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and AP use rights for local news and dispatches.
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