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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1971
Page
1
Editorial criticizes Congress for failing to pass a social security raise before adjournment. House approved five percent retroactive to January first. Senate added riders and enacted ten percent, prompting a conference and ultimate stall. Calls for action by the new session and blames Senate self interest.
A health group warns that kitchen choices drive heart disease risk and urges limits on beef pork yolks eggs and dairy while promoting a low saturated fat, low cholesterol diet to avoid heart attacks or strokes. The guidance notes many common foods to avoid to reduce risk.
Letter from E K explains what cirrhosis of the liver is and asks about symptoms. He notes 25 years of heavy drinking but adds that cirrhosis can occur in people who never drink. The exchange aims to raise awareness of a serious disease.
The article explains how long term heavy drinking injures the liver, causing gradual cirrhosis with symptoms like weight loss and a pot belly. It notes that early detection via BSP tests and other liver function tests can guide treatment before severe signs appear, and includes a prayer versus sin.
New York reminiscence recalls past comforts and customs from a bygone era. The piece notes memories of shows by famous singers, rural conveniences, burial insurance habits, and social signals of success, painting a warm portrait of midcentury life and values.
The Kansas senator Bob Dole, a rising conservative figure nicknamed the Dole Patrol, blends zeal with a measured stance on Nixon policy. He backs Vietnam exit plans, aided Fulbright clashes, and is seen as a likely 1972 national chair candidate while signaling limits to White House influence.
The Great American Dream Machine, a 90 minute magazine format revue, premiered on PBS stations. It surveys America with sketches on advertising drugs social divisions and media, mixing sharp satire and hopeful notes from Ronald Dellums.
A dense, archival TV listings page details daily program blocks from early morning to late night. It lists dozens of shows by time, channel numbers, title credits and occasional parenthetical notes, capturing a sprawling schedule across days.
Washington AP George Romney urges dropping forced integration as a term in the housing dispute. He says it misleads on housing for all near jobs and notes suburban expansion requires government housing to reach 2.6 million units annually while policy on discrimination enforcement is still being worked out with Nixon and Mitchell.
Gov. Louie B. Nunn campaigns against drugs and addiction, saying local committees in 116 of Kentucky’s 120 counties will carry on statewide programs to combat dope. The initiative seeks broad community involvement and local leadership in antidrug efforts.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details from 164 S Cedar with rates for trade area and outside area. Local tax rules apply. AP content reserved for publication use by the paper.
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