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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1973
Page
1
Editorial from Ottawa Herald reprints Olathe News critique of the tobacco industry using a loophole to market “little cigars” with no health warnings. It mocks ads on electronic media while highlighting marketing within legal bounds and questions double standards in public policy and free enterprise.
A Kansas City man was arrested after a citizen supplied a partial license plate clue. Police used computer checks across foreign cars and conducted stakeouts across six communities, highlighting how vigilant public assistance speeds justice.
In a readers letter Roger Price argues Ottawa schools lack open classroom use despite a new superintendent and Eisenhower School being built for the concept. He credits Mr. Neuenswander but says administration must help teachers with resources and encouragement to implement the approach effectively.
A reader asks how a physician should handle truth about cancer. Thosteson argues that diagnosis should be shared when asked, noting many patients benefit from awareness and early treatment. He warns against blanket refusals and explains the variability in whether to disclose.
Washington AP The Agriculture Department asks Congress to grant Woodsy Owl a legal patent style protection so U S Forest Service symbol Woodsy can prosper like Smokey Bear. Woodsy campaigns for pollution prevention with Give a Hoot Dont Pollute while Smokey protects forests and receives royalties for the agency.
An AP piece by Hal Boyle muses on aging with humorous observations. It notes the shift from future plans to memories of the past, recalling old stories and names, changing holiday buys like Christmas ties, and the drift of daily speech toward faded colloquialisms as time passes.
Washington AP reports touring trade teams say foreign demand for U.S. cotton is rising due to a larger 1972 crop and lower prices. Prospects improve in the Far East and Western Europe with encouraging long-term outlooks in Eastern Europe for U.S. cotton traders, USDA notes.
Daily television grid from Ottawa Kansas listing 5:00 to 1:00 with programs across News Weather Sports family shows and movies. Notable entries include Sesame Street Leave It To Beaver Hogan's Heroes What's New Mayberry RFD Beverly Hillbillies The Tonight Show and Bonanza along with film titles and public notices.
London AP report: girls born today likely to outlive brothers by six years. Life expectancy for boys in Britain is under 69, while girls exceed 75. Registrar-General's quarterly figures emphasize gender gap in longevity.
In Brussels the European Commission, a 13-member body, takes office aiming to unite the nine Common Market states into a European union by 1980. Leaders include Francois-Xavier Ortoli and Sir Christopher Soames, who stress initiative and political realism while advancing proposals on transferring powers to the community.
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