04 Feb 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial urges Ford and the auto industry to return to Henry Ford’s mass production ideal of cheap, safe, dependable transportation. It cites rising profits costs and imports with price hikes and optional add ons, arguing for a solid low cost basic car, possibly in black, without frills.
Attorney General Vern Miller cautions Kansans about photographers and magazine salesmen selling free prizes and low prices. He notes registration with police and Better Business Bureaus does not guarantee trustworthiness and urges residents to think before buying, especially seniors living alone.
Dear Dr Thesteson seeks guidance on cobalt 60 and its treatment effects. The writer notes that radioactive metallic cobalt is widely misunderstood, likely due to incomplete information and public uncertainty about its use and risks.
The article explains cobalt 60 and X-ray rays, their generation, and how exposure duration and intensity affect tissues and cancer treatment. It notes that long exposures destroy cancer cells more than normal cells, with risks of burns and malaise, and compares surface versus deep tumor irradiation. It also includes reader questions about nail regrowth after injury and psoriasis versus cancer, followed by a prayer and reflections.
New York humor column lampoons a male hairdresser named Maurice as clients vent about budgets and marriages. The scene plays on language, social roles, and light gossip as customers joke about generosity, liberation, and everyday life while getting their hair styled.
Senator Winter asks readers to send opinions on highway bonds tax changes welfare reform and other state policy questions. The Topeka report invites votes on measures from school funding to liquor by the drink and police reform, seeking reader input at the Capital Building in Topeka.
The Jesus Movement, a largely churchless youth revival in Southern California, expands through dynamic leaders like Arthur Blessitt and Duane Pederson. About 75,000 to 100,000 Californians are reportedly committed, with Children of God and other groups operating across Anaheim, Berkeley, Redondo Beach, and San Jose.
NBC aired Arthur Miller's The Price with George C. Scott and Barry Sullivan delivering a tense study of ruptured family ties. Colleen Dewhurst adds nuance as the wife while the room's worn furniture mirrors their exhausted lives. The program also launched The Psychiatrists final Four in One segment, featuring a methadone story with addict turmoil and a physician narrator.
A dense schedule lists classic shows and movies across the day from early morning to late night. Programs include The Munsters Dick Van Dyke Show Petticoat Junction Bewitched Istanbul Express The Power Make Room For Granddaddy Dan August Adam 12 Dean Martin Tonight News Tonight Marion Merv Griffin and more with multiple movies and public affairs segments in a continuous loop.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details for Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington and pricing by mail. Trade area rates are shown: one month 1.29 three months 3.86 six months 6.70 one year 42.36. Outside area rates: one month 2.06 three months 5.45 six months 9.79 one year 18.54. Out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax.
The Associated Press grants exclusive publication rights for local news printed in the newspaper and all AP dispatches. The statement outlines authorized use and distribution of AP content within the publication.
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