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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1973
Page
2
The Kansas Senate rejected a ballot resolution to change lottery laws citing bingo as a game of chance barred by the state constitution. Leaders say bingo is dead for now but public complaints grow from Southeast to Northwest as seniors feel loss of privileges.
A Dodge City service club laments losing bingo revenue for charity as Kansas City Kansas residents defy laws and get arrested over bingo. A Kaw Region women's group threatens to march on Topeka, sparking a debate over whether bingo is dead and if Kansans will keep playing this game of chance.
A 71-year-old Senator John Stennis of Mississippi was shot by two youths in D C as crime and gun control become urgent political topics. The incident triggers nationwide shock and calls for stronger handgun limits, highlighting perceived Senate reaction over action.
Eight Kansas House lawmakers push a measure to bar service under 21 while noting an average age of 63 years. In retaliation a 20 year old Democrat seeks a 65 retirement age for legislators. Neither bill seems likely to pass though it signals a push for youth in the Legislature.
A reader asks which dog breed is least likely to trigger allergies and whether a beagle or any breed can be safer. The doctor advises that if a family is allergic, getting a dog is unlikely and suggests avoiding dog ownership to protect all members.
A dense listing of network programming covers daytime and prime events. It enumerates shows from Sesame Street to The Tonight Show, noting times, channels, and many series, movies, sports, and public affairs blocks across hours from morning to late night.
ASCS offices announce county closings on February 19 as a holiday for George Washington's birthday. Enrollment in 1973 acreage set aside programs continues through March 16 despite the holiday. The note explains holidays shift to Mondays while old dates remain in history.
Washington AP government plans to raise soybean plantings about 15 percent from last year, aiming for 54 million acres for 1973 harvest. Producers foresee a possible 1.5 billion bushel crop, a record, driven by feed costs and higher food prices, though actions to expand plantings seek to curb rising grain and oilseed prices.
In Saigon as Tet approaches, Vietnamese honor family, tradition, and renewal despite lingering conflict. Crowds fill streets with flowers and gifts, animals and bells herald the new year, while households welcome ancestors and set fortunes for the months ahead.
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