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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1970
Page
1
Ottawa Herald editorial warns Congress acted swiftly to halt a railroad strike, granting a 13.5 percent wage boost to unions but risking future demands for aid from insolvent railroads. It argues against nationalizing railroads and urges tackling restrictive work rules to prevent a repeat labor crisis.
Larry G Johnson argues the SST is unsuitable for commercial use due to speed and overwater noise concerns. He compares B 52 and F 111 history with Boeing 747 capacity and questions need for 1000 passenger, 2000 mph travel, suggesting such flights belong in space as missiles.
A reader writes to Dr Thosteson noting frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom, asking for solutions to nocturnal incontinence. The letter highlights a common concern among seniors and seeks medical guidance to ease nightly disruption.
A reader question column explains common causes of nocturnal urination such as prostate enlargement in men and bladder or kidney issues in women. It notes age, sleep quality, fluid intake timing, and mild sedatives as possible factors and cautions against overusing drugs while stressing medical evaluation. It also covers dietary supplements and emphasizes a balanced diet for vitamins and minerals.
New York AP reports NBC ordered six hour long segments spun off the central character from God Bless the Children. Titled The Psychiatrist the final NBC Four in One segment starts in February.
Edward McGrath recalls his friend George who watched every Monday night game. The piece reflects on the rise of Monday Night Football, the cheering from neighbors, and George’s sudden absence as the season ends. George may return when basketball replaces football for next season’s action.
Hal Boyle writes on the quirks of Christmas shopping across genders. Women confess secret joy in giving gifts while men endure silent martyrdom. The piece muses on gift exchange motives, signals hidden ill will, and notes wives grow silent at Christmas as other times speak loudly.
Edward M. Kennedy, author of a tentative non candidacy, remains a top presence in 1972 Democratic planning. Polls show Muskie leading Democrats with Kennedy close behind. He says he will help shape party issues, seek outside speeches, and use the Senate to influence the campaign.
A dense TV schedule from a mid century listing shows daily 夕 programming blocks. It includes many classic shows like The Munsters I Love Lucy Petticoat Junction Green Acres and multiple movie slots along with late night Talk and News programs featuring Dick Cavett Merv Griffin and Paul Harvey.
Ottawa Herald in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription rates with tax and mail options, editor Robert B Wellington. offers rates for within trade area and outside, with discounts for longer terms and out-of-state adjustments. purports AP use restrictions and exclusive local news rights.
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