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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1971
Page
2
The Ottawa Herald reports a six percent increase in Medicare premiums for persons over 65, effective July 1. The Health, Education and Welfare secretary cites rising doctor fees, noting Kansas froze doctors' fees since 1968 and similar states face the same issue.
A KU group of students and faculty calls for a commission to define desirable qualities for Board of Regents members. They argue for broader representation of Kansans, while noting the governor's appointments require senate approval. Critics say involvement should target the governor and senate.
Mrs S B asks Dr Thosteson whether to repeat X-ray before delivery to assess a wheat ulcer, if labor could rupture it, and whether Caesarean delivery should be considered. She notes the doctor has never treated such a case and seeks guidance on imaging and birth method.
Medical questions cover peptic ulcers during pregnancy and the limited value of further X rays. Treatment aims at healing both gastric and duodenal ulcers. A Caesarean is not indicated for ulcer protection. bladder cancer is curable if detected early and fully removed, with five years cancer-free as the threshold for \"cure.\"
A New York column parodies common clichés about fishermen gardeners bosses and fashion. It contends men follow trends like women, jokes about indignant executives chasing moon trips, and mocks hat styles and decision making in marriage with concise witty observations.
Part XII Kansas Justice reports on the Kansas Legislature granting district court judges broader minimum sentence leeway and iliberal parole terms. Judges defend discretion as preventing leniency, while critics warn of increased disparity. The piece highlights bench paroles, probation board roles, and concerns about rap sheet justice and discrimination in Kansas.
In New York AP reports President Nixon faced sharp policy questions from Howard K. Smith Eric Sevareid John Chancellor and Nancy Dickerson during a television interview. Nixon's prompts and precise answers pleased viewers though other TV pieces drew less praise. Geraldine Page substituted for Gina Lollobrigida in NBCs Name of the Game episode playing a nun and later her sister in a plot twist.
A historic TV log lists daily broadcast blocks with many classic programs. Entries span major networks including News Weather Editorial Petticoat Junction Lucy Beverly Hillbillies Don Knotts and The Brady Bunch era favorites across mornings afternoons and prime time with numerous soap operas game shows and movies noted.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and out of state readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. It notes 3 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers and credits Associated Press reproduction rights.
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