18 Dec 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1971
Page
1
A Kansas City visit sparks chatter about a cold stadium trash bag habit and a neighbor’s take on Nixon era devaluation. The column notes Christmas tax deadlines in Franklin and Wyandotte counties, a Groundhog’s Day wish for taxpayers, a TV linked worm story, and a humorous take on holiday annoyances.
A reader asks Dear Dr Thosteson how to handle persistent underarm odor after a day. The note details a slim 108 pound, not very active person seeking advice when deodorants seem ineffective.
Reader questions about persistent body odor and weight control lead to medical explanations. Odor often arises from apocrine sweat and bacteria. routine hygiene plus antiperspirants typically suffice. Sunflower seeds are high in fat and carbohydrates, thus fattening if eaten in quantity. no other major drawbacks noted.
A collection of Kansas editorials analyzes Governor Robert Docking with mixed views. Lawrence Journal-World notes GOP stalemate and Docking’s popularity, while Chanute Tribune and Hutchinson News criticize his influence and tactics. Coffeyville Journal highlights Docking’s push against legislature.
Washington AP Ken neth E Frick head of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service says he sees no reason for farmers to lose confidence in the agency despite a government probe in Kern County California He notes he will not resign from his 35000 a year post Frick farmed in Kern prior to joining the USDA in 1969 Officials say set aside compliance checks may reveal widespread abuses while investigations continue Senator Tower calls suspend Frick Butz says no comment and other sources indicate Butz may stand by Frick Frick denies any link between his administration and Kern findings and stresses confidence in ASCS leadership
The Kansas Board of Regents approved a uniform starting date and academic calendar for the six state operated universities and colleges in Topeka. The measure, backed by the council of Presidents, aims to ease student transfer issues between state schools.
New York AP reports that amid Nixon's Azores announcement the week also brought domestic economic signals. Government figures indicated progress in growth and employment, suggesting a stabilizing economy despite international focus on the president's remarks.
Sen Edmund Muskie of Maine called for stronger antitrust legislation to curb big business in agriculture and for enhanced collective bargaining power for small farmers. He spoke at the National Farmers Organization convention, warning against corporate takeover of American farms and stressing farmer independence.
Ottawa Herald announces subscription pricing for local and distant readers with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and yearly options and tax details. The paper credits Robert G. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP news rights.
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