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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1973
Page
1
The Kansas court system faces varied needs across cities and rural areas. A blue ribbon panel should study reforms and present a concrete plan for the next Legislature session, with funding and authority to implement.
California allows five card draw poker as a local option with about 400 clubs statewide. Gardena holds 210 clubs, operating since 1936, privately owned but city regulated. They earn from restaurants and facility rentals, charging 75 cents to $4 per half hour, with betting limits $1 to $20. Clubs attract elderly daytime players, offering social gathering value. Gardena’s licensing and taxes bring in roughly $15 million yearly, aiding property tax relief for 50,000 residents.
The Burlington Hawkeye notes Bowie Kuhn’s plan to grant lifetime free passes to all returning POWs, praising the gesture while urging extension to Vietnam war dead families and wounded veterans. It questions selective attention and suggests transportation to games could boost broader public support.
Question asks if there is a physiological reason many women stop becoming pregnant after bearing one or more children. Focus on common explanations such as reduced ovarian reserve, age-related decline, contraception or voluntary infertility, and medical factors like tubal changes or lactational amenorrhea. No definitive single cause. varies by individual.
A long-standing minister discusses female infertility, noting no broad physiological原因, but possible issues from birth infections, cervical or tubal damage, adhesions, and contraceptive pills. He emphasizes male factors, urges joint medical evaluation, and ends with a prayer for freedom from personal prisons.
An analysis discusses how a multiyear payments deficit, inflation, and a 1971 dollar devaluation reshaped U.S. trade. It notes foreign competition, high import bills, and the potential for reduced deficits if inflation slows and trade improves, with emphasis on Japan and Germany and possible 1973 relief.
A dense daily TV log lists programs by time across channels, including Sesame Street, Mayberry RFD, Lost In Space, Black Journal, The Price Is Right, and News broadcasts. It also notes film titles like Anastasia and Rope Of Sand, plus talk shows, sports, and children’s programs. The document ends with publication credits for Robert B. Wellington, editor and publisher, and subscription rates.
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz lauds Nixon's dollar devaluation as expanding foreign purchasing power for American goods and aiding farmers to plant more with higher market income prospects. He notes a trade deficit and rising farm export gains, while USDA data show January milk output up modestly and hogs at a peak price ratio, signaling 1973 market dynamics.
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