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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

Page

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Editorial Threats On Media Go Deep

A White House official signals renewed media control tying license renewals to network news reporting. Clay T Whitehead of the Office of Telecommunications Policy warns TV executives must show responsibility before FCC license reviews. He questions who judges bias and warns threats to free speech could reach newspapers too.

White House Clay T. Whitehead Nixon Office of Telecommunications Policy Whitehead Federal Communications Commission Walter Cronkite FCC ABC CBS NBC U.S

Leafy Lettuce Boycott Push From Chavez Facade?

Cesar Chavez led a nationwide lettuce boycott with AFL-CIO UFW urging members to avoid unlabeled lettuce. The movement faces limited reach outside California and Arizona, where 70 percent of regional output is under Teamsters contracts. overall impact remains small with prices rising due to reduced supplies.

Cesar Chavez Afl-Cio United Farm Workers Chavez New York California Arizona American Farm Bureau Federation Teamsters Union Farm Workers Union

Problems Galore In New Television Bill

A Nixon drafted bill threatens network affiliated stations with tighter license renewal. It would require stations to show opportunities for presenting conflicting views on controversial issues and hold them responsible for balance and taste of network programs. Critics warn of a chilling effect on news coverage and direct government influence.

New York

Government to regulate tricycle safety under six

A HEW bureau announces unsafe design and speed limits for standard tricycles after tests by a safety firm. The plan drafts mandatory design and performance regulations, with larger front wheels and under-slung carriages for young riders.

Bureau

Letter from a heroin user on parents church and society

A dated personal letter discusses a user’s view of his heroin addiction and perceived failures related to family, the church, and “the establishment.” The writer reflects on blame, personal responsibility, and broader social pressures in a candid, confrontational tone.

Letters and reflections on medical guidance and media

A compilation of reader letters and excerpts touching on medical advice from a doctor, patient questions about birth control and varicose veins, and a New York AP column on how columnist mail and media risks shape reporting. It includes opinions from teenagers, prayers, and quotes about news coverage and investigative reporting.

Television Grid Highlights Daylong Western Schedule

Television log lists an all day schedule from morning to midnight with a dense lineup of network shows. Notable entries include Sesame Street Lost In Space The Tonight Show and sports previews. The page also notes local advertising and subscription details for Ottawa Kansas.

Kansas Hazel Litas Lucille Rivers Joanne Carson Guiding Light Mietage Bibeks Bay City General Hospital Peyton Place Eddie Perryson Mike Douglas Somerset Treehouse Lane Merv Griffin Electric Company TV Weatherman World News Beverly Hillbillies Mayberry Silk Screen American Heritage Waltons A. Joyful Noise Mod Squad Flip Wilson Jigsaw Johnny Carson Dick Cavett

Good And Bad Of 1973 Forecast For Personal Finances

The AP outlines 1973 prospects including higher Social Security taxes rising to 5.85 percent on up to 10,800 earnings and a $631.80 paycheck contribution from $468. It notes renewed deductions for high earners, rising Christmas debt, and potential IRS refunds from 1972 overwithholding later funded by possible government bonds or payroll savings plans.

Internal Revenue Service

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