07 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1972
Page
1
Editorial questions the proposed 5.5 billion shuttle outlay over six years, noting past cost overruns like the C 5A Fat Albert project. It contrasts election motives with fiscal caution and cites local governance concerns on sewage funding and zoning influence in Williamsburg.
A 15 year old girl reports starting menstruation at 13 and now experiences severe cramps with nausea and vomiting during her periods. She misses school frequently and asks for medical guidance on relief and management.
Reader questions on menstrual fluid retention and weight gain prompt doctor guidance. Advice notes hormone changes cause water buildup, recommends reducing salt for a week before menses, possible meds, and exercise to ease congestion. A physician's input favored for severe cases. Endorses gym activity as beneficial.
A dense listing of daytime and prime time TV slots, noting show titles across genres. Many entries include multiple programs per hour with c designations for color or closed captions, listing classic series such as Lassie Bewitched and The Flintstones alongside movies like The Last Flight and Sink The Bismarck. The log reflects a sprawling 24 hour broadcast lineup with sports, news, specials, films, and children's programs across networks and time blocks.
Public Television’s Hollywood Theatre aired two Chekhov one acts starring Rip Torn and Gertrude Page. The broadcasts, mixing farce and shouting, contrasted with CBS’s daytime nostalgia filler from My Three Sons as it reused old footage to anchor a new Thursday schedule shift.
Washington AP The Nixon administration thawed $164.5 million in blocked Agriculture Department funds. It released $109 million for Rural Electrification Administration lending for the year ending June 30 and $55.5 million withheld from REAP, expanding REA lending to $438 million but still $107 million short of Congress’s authorization. Butz said this plan will meet rural electrification needs and left open the possibility of more REA money if needed.
Richard Seaton reviews Mark A. Plummer’s Frontier Governor a biography of Samuel J. Crawford of Kansas. The Civil War hero led the first Kansas Colored Infantry, endured Poison Springs, Jenkins Ferry combat, and earned fame as Kansas’s youngest governor. Crawford aided land claims recovery and helped name Crawford County.
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sunday with Robert B. Wellington as editor. Subscription rates vary by trade area and duration, with in area pricing and higher outside rates. Out of state readers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction. Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights.
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