25 Feb 1970
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1970
Page
1
Chief Justice Warren Burger spoke to the American Bar Association in Atlanta and ordered a microphone removed before his remarks. CBS newsmen had placed the mike on the podium to cover the meeting and challenged the ban. Burger declined to answer why broadcast coverage was restricted.
The piece notes the chief justice had no complaint about reporters using pencil and notebook during his talk and asserts he can decide media access to the courtroom. It argues he objects only to the reporters tools, not reporting, and warns such high handedness harms the court image amid broad attacks on courts and credibility.
In Miami Beach AFL-CIO leader George Meany warned inflation hurts, arguing higher wages won’t raise prices. He blamed inflated profits and predicted more business failures and job losses next year as Ford Chrysler and GM reported lower 1969 profits and cut production amid buyer resistance. Workers may bear the burden of these arguments.
Through years of public school nursing the main cause of school age headaches was hunger and often the type of food. The issue should not be ignored as a significant health factor affecting children.
A retired school nurse urges parents to stop candy store breakfasts and lunches, linking malnutrition to ignorance and home habits. Readers are asked to consider why children choose sugary fare over better meals and the impact on health, energy, and school performance. A Q&A with Dr Thosteson addresses endocarditis signs on ECG and safety questions about infants, ending with a prayer for guidance.
Washington AP reports a Senate committee accepted a paper by Seymour Baron noting antipollution measures may push household electricity bills up five to 10 percent, costing households a few dollars monthly. Cost increases would affect coal oil and nuclear plants and flow into products, with thermal pollution cited as a major spending driver for controls.
A Sindlinger study shows consumer confidence is lowest in the Midwest and highest in the South, with whites more optimistic than nonwhites. National average falls to 67.5 percent, Detroit a recessionlike 43.4, Atlanta boomlike 81.5, and Seattle 0.8 amid industry cutbacks and inflation. The survey covered income, expected income, employment, and local business outlook.
New York AP recounts a husband facing his wife’s ultimatum to clean out a cluttered closet. He must decide what to keep and discard while she watches, threatening to discard everything she deems worthless. He resists, clinging to a diploma and memories amid the purge.
Hal Boyle recounts a couple sorting keepsakes from their marriage. He recalls a coffee-stained field jacket from Belgium and a pair of tight shoes, revealing how objects hold memories while deciding what to keep or discard.
NBC introduces Four In One a new hour long series format with four separate segments running six episodes each plus a special then another six episodes. The block will air 10 p.m. Wednesdays replacing Then Came Bronson and features World Premiere Universal Movies such as Night Gallery District Attorney McCloud Fear No Evil Man of Destiny Drive Hard Drive Fast The Psychiatrist and San Francisco International.
Hollywood reports Robert Stephens joins Billy Wilder to reinterpret Sherlock Holmes in The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes. Stephens describes initial doubt, the short London shoot, and his illness during production as Wilder and L. A. Diamond craft four suppressed Holmes cases exploring drug use, gender attitudes, and Dr. Watson’s friendship.
A dense log lists daily sequence of TV programs from morning to midnight. It includes News Weather Sports, Danial Boone, Flintstones, Beverly Hillbillies, Hallmark films, game shows, soaps, cartoons, and classic series like Gunsmoke and Twilight Zone, with numerous time slots and channel indicators.
Ottawa Herald notes its daily publication with exceptions, identifies Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher, and lists subscription rates for trade area and outside areas by month and year. It also states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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