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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1970
Page
1
Editorial notes President Nixon signed the tax reform bill December 30 and it becomes law January 1. The IRS must distribute new tax tables to 4.5 million employers, with changes yearly for three years. Printing, mailing, and computer program updates add to costs and potential payroll glitches across the nation.
The piece notes expectations of change in Vietnam in 1970 tied to troop withdrawals as South Vietnamese force training continues. It warns withdrawal pace hinges on battlefield progress and rejects the idea of military defeat of the South Vietnamese regime. North Vietnamese buildup and stalled Paris peace talks suggest decisions will be battlefield driven while American troops bear the main burden for now.
A 29 year old woman describes severe Raynaud’s episodes during late fall to early spring with fingers and toes turning dead white and numb, expressing fear of going outdoors. The missive seeks medical insight from Dr Thosteson.
A reader describes cold triggered numbness and nervous tension in hands and feet and learns Raynaud's disease, associated conditions, and management options. Guidance covers dress warmly, avoid smoking, limit caffeine, cautious alcohol use, vasodilator medications, and sedatives. reassurance on prognosis.
New York AP reports mutual funds in 1969 delivered disappointing results with 19 of 3% funds gaining over 1968 while many posted losses up to 37 percent. Overall, average losses reached 14.5 percent plus dollar erosion, challenging funds as inflation hedges and highlighting varied manager quality and risks.
Barbara Schultz recalls the Golden Age of TV drama and argues its return would face high costs and scarce sponsorship. CBS Playhouse, she notes, costs about 400000 dollars per nine minute drama, making profit unlikely and sponsors rare. The series tapes at CBS Television City with occasional outside shoots, airing four times yearly.
Washington sources report defense officials doubt a presidential commission on an all volunteer force will work. The Gates panel foresees 2.5 million volunteers costing 2 to 4 billion dollars annually, with fringe benefits cut to accelerate civilian integration.
A compact listing of daytime and prime time TV programs across channels with shows like News, Jeopardy, Bonanza, Doctors, Peyton Place, and game shows, plus specials and movies scheduled throughout the day and night. Several titles repeated across the schedule indicate ongoing daily blocks and network lineups.
Marvin Krehbiel of Kingman Kansas reports his 20 month old English Setter Penny climbs trees for fun and a better view. Penny has spent three days up a tree, shedding bark as she climbs and only fell when the bark was wet.
New York AP notes CBSs To Rome With Love offers quiet charm led by John Forsythe as a widowed professor in Rome with his three daughters. Anna Maria Alberghetti co stars as a ballerina. The rival Wonderful World of Disney may draw larger audiences against NBCs strong slot. Kay Medford provides humor as Aunt Harriet. ABCs Land of Giants underperforms, risking cancellation as viewers drift back to Rome.
As King retires from TV, CBS starts Golf Classic on Jan 10 NBC begins Wonderful of Golf a week later ABC resumes Pro Bowlers tour on Jan 10. Basketball and hockey also planned network airings this weekend.
The notice lists the publication at 104 S Cedar with daily circulation except Sundays and holidays. It identifies Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher and details subscription rates by mail for trade and outside areas, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. It notes the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches.
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