Senate chatter and office politics in Saturday notebook
Page Two Ottawa Herald notes a joke about nine Senators seeking the Democratic presidential nomination and Nixon's hypothetical reaction. It columns on ties at dinner, a quip about Democrats and George Wallace, and Wallace’s polling impact. Chamber of Commerce directors lunch, Hank Stram mentioned as a speaker, dog days in January, Royal Typewriter moving to England, and a German made ink for temperature indicating color. The piece closes with a jab at government ink supply interests.
Dear Dr Thesteson Letter Sparks Concern for Child
A reader asks what requirements letters to the editor must meet, hoping a printed reply will guide a mother to better care for her child and prevent a near tragedy. The missive emphasizes that a public note might prompt responsible action by the parent and bring attention to the issue.
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Dr. Thesteson
Dangers of plastic bag play and medical notes
A reader recalls a near-suffocation accident where a two year old was briefly unconscious after a older child used a plastic bag on his head. The mother dismissed it. experts warn of brain or lung damage and urge removal of bags. Also letters praise and discuss dilation and curettage benefits and safety of indomethacin for arthritis with brief side effect note.
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Dr. Thasteson
D. and C
Thosteson
P.L
Prayer for Today Reflects Zephaniah Verse
A brief prayer requests God to seek righteousness and humility to find shelter on the day of the Lord's anger. The supplication asks deliverance from false notions, true knowledge of God, worship, forgiveness of sins through Christ, and Amen.
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Zephaniah 2
Christ
Pay Board tightens stance on wage hikes in first week
In the first week of the year the Pay Board shows a tougher stance on wage increases beyond 5.5 percent, rejecting a 12 percent rise in aerospace and aligning with labor’s opposing five members while others supported larger settlements in coal and rail. Inflation eased as steel buyers saw price rollbacks. Inland Steel offered discounts and U S Steel cut sheet product prices amid auto industry resistance. Banks cut prime rates to 5 percent as money markets cooled. Consumer credit and auto sales rose, inventories fell, and sales-to-inventory ratios declined.
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New York
Labor
the Price Commission
Inland Steel
U.S. Steel
U.S
Editors Eye County Reduction Plan
Kansas Rep Jerry Harper proposes a bill to cut Kansas counties from 105 to 30. Editorial responses from Parsons Sun El Dorado Times Great Bend Tribune and Chanute Tribune discuss feasibility benefits and political hurdles amid rising consolidation debate and county seat concerns.
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Jerry Harper
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Parsons Sun
Harper
el Dorado Times
Fred W. Brinkerhoff
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Great Bend
Council of State Governments
Chanute
Tribune
Extensive TV Schedule Log Reflects Afternoon to Late Night Lineup
A dense broadcast listing details hundreds of program times and titles across multiple networks and genres from noon to after midnight. It includes children's shows, dramas, sports, news, game shows, and specials with many recurring figures such as Lawrence Welk, Dick Van Dyke, and Jack Hartman, among others.
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Safari To Adventure
Glen Campbell Golf
Roger Derby
Joe Namath
Country Place
Lassie
World of Sports Ilustrated
Wilburn Brothers
CBS News
Hee Haw
Rollin’ On the Rivers
News
Sportsman's Friend
Lawrence Welk
Mod Squad
Andy Griffith
FBI
Mary Tyler Moore
Dick van Dyke
Arnie
the Jayhawkers
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
Doctors
Bay City
Secret Storm
General Hospital
Perry Mason
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Flintstones
Jeff's Collie
Petticoat Junction
Big Valley
Balance Sheet for the Farming Sector 1971 published
The Agriculture Department releases its 1971 Balance Sheet for the Farming Sector, detailing farm assets, debts and income. It notes total U.S. farm assets at a record 318.9 billion with farmers’ equity at 257.8 billion and debt at 61.1 billion, while predicting a rise in net farm income to about 16.7 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Earl L. Butz
Economic Research Service
U.S
Resolutions for 1972 a light mix of doable aims
Hal Boyle offers a witty take on New Year resolutions noting they often focus on quitting habits without replacements. He suggests practical, breakable goals such as quitting smoking gradually, avoiding grand gestures like walking on water, and skipping extreme acts like storming Ft. Knox with a toy gun.
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New York
Ft. Knox
Ottawa Herald subscription and postage rates notice
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays. Rates list for trade area by mail and out of state options. Carrier and tax details provided for readers, with AP exclusive publication rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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