Editorial: Mutual Task in Nixon Executive Reshuffle
The Ottawa Herald notes President Nixon moves to reorganize the executive branch with five aides handling policy and three cabinet officials given dual roles. Over 4,200 positions cut. Congress faces questions of authority while praising payroll reductions and urging action to curb Pentagon excesses.
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Kansas newsmen shield bill faces Supreme Court hurdle
The Kansas House prefiles a newsmen shield bill to protect confidential sources unless the Supreme Court orders testimony. Critics warn such a rule could force reporters to defend themselves through costly appeals, endangering investigative journalism and the public's right to know.
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Petroleum protein eyed as livestock feed by Japan
Japan to increase use of petroleum byproducts in livestock protein feed, with ERS predicting up to 11 percent of Japan's protein supplements by 1975. Protein is produced by yeast applying to paraffin wax, offering lysine levels higher than soy. Japan approves petroleum protein as safe, though world output remains small. Federal indemnities for poultry and swine disease control rose in 1972, with about 94,000 swine destroyed and damage costs around $20 million.
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Young Voters Fail To Turn Out Despite New enfranchisement
Final returns show low turnout by the 18 to 20 and 21 plus groups. Youth presence on campaign staffs did not translate into electoral impact, with about 48 percent of 18 to 20 year olds voting and the heaviest turnout among those 45 and older. Officials may retool image and dress to appeal to voters.
Dropped bladder query to Dr Thosteson column
A reader asks if a prolapsed bladder, occurring after heavy lifting and five months ago, can improve on its own or if surgery is required. She notes doing doctor prescribed exercises with no relief and seeks guidance before surgery.
Advice on cystocele and health questions in column
Excerpts from a medical Q and A discuss a cystocele requiring surgical repair, blood pressure basics, shaving direction and hair growth, and diabetes and pregnancy. The doctor explains that repair is beneficial and not overly risky, while noting risks of infections if untreated. Diabetes at 15 can affect pregnancy outcomes, with premature aging of the placenta as a theorized factor.
Television Log and Daily Schedule Listing
Ottawa Kansas TV schedule listing daily programming from 5 PM to 1:30 AM with channels and show titles across news, talk, dramas, game shows, and movies. Includes local publication notes and subscription rates.
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Robert B. Wellington
Moses My Servant Is Dead and Send I This People
A religious reflection quotes Joshua 1 2 urging faithful action after Moses death. A prayer asks for divine help to overcome cultural hang ups and deepen dedication to the kingdom of Christ.
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London plane trees die from sunlit frost damage
London's clean air backlash hits hundreds of plane trees. David Burdekin of the Forestry Commission notes exposure to early morning sun after frost has the effect of killing planes, as pollution previously shielded them. The combination of hard frost and sunlight is blamed for the deterioration.
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Familiar Strains Echo in Rhodesia Guerrilla Actions
London dispatch reports Zanla raids on Rhodesia farmer homes in Zambezi Valley Dec 21 and 23 as Mozambique based Frelimo and neighboring fronts widen the conflict. Rhodesia’s Ian Smith mobilizes reserves while Britain urges constitutional settlement. experts doubt immediate threat yet acknowledge rising danger.
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Fresh Talent On Today Show
Gene Shalit joins NBCs Today as a three time weekly contributor. The longtime film critic and book editor at Monitor and various publications will also handle sports and lighter features. His flamboyant style and humor are noted as he transitions from local TV and radio work to the national morning program.
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