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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1974

Page

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Kiddie Code questioned in Garden City police stop

Editorial notes a sergeant was assaulted by a serviceman home on leave after a stop sign violation. The youth, aged 17, had his name withheld. The piece questions juvenile records laws and whether military service offsets a youth from the “kiddie code.” It cites Salina Journal on a youth freed on bond for assault with a deadly weapon and 14 shots fired at a Rock Island train with three men inside. It criticizes withholding names to protect the guilty and discusses juvenile law and delinquency.

Garden City Sumac The Salina Rock Island Kansas

Kremlin Cold Shoulder by William L. Ryan

An AP report analyzes a sudden Soviet stance against a U. S. trade emigration deal tied to detente. Brezhnev’s power, Soviet military and party conservatives, and Kissinger’s diplomacy are examined as Washington sees pressure on liberalizing emigration and trade. Brezhnev’s leadership faces a stern reply from the Kremlin amid Senate actions and a forthcoming Congress vote.

William L. Ryan Russia Leonid I. Brezhnev Kremlin United States Senate Ford Administration Kissinger Andrei A. Gromyko Sen. Jackson Jackson Brezhnev Supreme Soviet

Skip Day at Ottawa High Sparks Debate on Finals

From Our Readers questions about Ottawa High School skip day and how finals are used as rewards or punishments. John H. Bushman argues public education is a right and urges curricula to be relevant and engaging, warning that punishing skip-day students with January finals undermines learning.

Ottawa High School Ottawa Herald OHS John H. Bushman S. Willow

Irritated Colon Consults Doctor Over Digestive Troubles

A patient cites a year of indigestion and gas prompting a medical visit. The physician ordered X rays and a proctoscope exam to evaluate the irritated colon.

Dr. Thosteson

No-Salt Diet and X-Ray Guidance in Health Letters

Readers discuss irritable colon management diet and nerves, salt reduction before menses, and simple, effective health tips. Explanations cover X-ray safety in early pregnancy and sharing medical histories, with a prayer closing.

Dr. Thesteson C. Yes Thogteson K.J

Mac’s Off To A Bad Start In Winter Mini Series

NBC TV opens a winter mini-series of The Mac Davis Show featuring Paul Williams Connie Stevens and Paul Lynde. The debut is described as undistinguished with poor writing pacing and editing. Davis sings Stop and Smell the Roses amid a soggy travel skit with Lynde as a gabby traveler and a snoozing star.

New York Mac Davis Nbc-Tv Davis Hollywood Paul Wil Liams Connie Stevens Paul Lynde Lynde

Television Guide Listings and Echoes of a Broadcast Schedule

A dense OCR of TV channels and time slots outlines a full broadcast schedule from early evening through late night. It lists channels 1 to 41 and programs including News, Sports, Hogan's Heroes, The Waltons, Star Trek, Christmas specials, and movie titles with frequent cross-channel blocks and multiple repeats. The fragment ends with a critique or note about a specific scene and a quoted line from The Daltons, highlighting a tense, satirical sequence and an unsuccessful musical interlude.

Electric Company Green Acres Kansas Capitol China World News Beverly Hillbillies Mac Davis Oral Roberts San Francisco Night Gallery Mod Squad Raymond Burr Sanford and Son Washington Week In Review kKings Bulls

Going Private and Market Perils in 1960s Public IPOs

In the 1960s many private firms went public to cash in on high market activity, rewarding original shareholders while risking minority holders. Dominant owners explored buybacks often below book value, potentially liquidating the company and losing liquidity. Expert Sommer cites potential violations of Rule 10b-5 as these private buyouts emerge.

A. A. Sommer Jr Securities and Exchange Commission Sommer

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