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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1973
Page
1
The piece mocks a Virginia Knauer produced weekly column listing calorie counts for foods like mints and ham on rye. It criticizes the national dissemination of diet tips as drivel and urges cutting funding to the Virginia office, arguing federal waste.
The December issue of the International Press Institute bulletin details curbs on news freedoms in 27 countries from the USSR to Cuba. Notably, a Vietnamese daily was seized for a Nixon cartoon, the Philippines barred AP for six days, and the Manila Bulletin resumed printing amid martial law rules. The roundup also highlights a lengthy local case of officials raiding a newspaper and jailing reporters.
Kansas City Star reporters cross into Kansas City Kansas to expose gambling liquor by the drink prostitution and after hours club operations. The four article series cites police favoritism and law enforcement lapses drawing fire from city commissioners and the mayor. The Kansas attorney general moves against stores selling so called dirty books. If half of the story is true, higher focus on crime may be urged.
A patient with breast cysts reports her doctor proposed removing the glands and refilling the breast. Another 41 year old woman writes to Dr Thesteson about three prior lump removals and two cyst aspirations over 30 years.
Reader questions the benefits and risks of silicone breast implants following mastectomy. Dr Thosteson explains that implants use a silicone filled sac to preserve shape, that naked silicone injections are unsafe due to migration risk, and notes firm feel varies among patients. Sexual activity does not affect cysts, and prostate massage should be performed by a physician with proper instruction.
A devotional prayer asks for divine renewal and springtime freshness in life. It seeks forgiveness for wasted hours and blessings on efforts for God, asking the Holy Spirit to bring new life hope and faith today. Through Christ. Amen.
The Agriculture Department reminds farmers and elevator operators that about 50 million bushels of government owned corn are ordered moved to new locations. The leading orders also apply to roughly 50 million bushels of wheat and eight million hundredweight of sorghum grain owned by the Commodity Credit Corp. Officials say transferring grain, much of it stored near where produced, will facilitate selling CCC stocks.
Washington report examines how voters who re elected Richard Nixon influence the boundary between White House authority and Congress. Democrats argue the White House is usurping legislative powers while political factors shape the constitutional dispute.
The Republic president wins with near 61 percent but fails to gain party control in either chamber. The Senate margin widens for Democrats by two seats while the House remains in Republican hands. Senate Leader Mansfield asserts a mandate for constitutional balance as Nixon pursues war, budget, and government reform amid Democratic resistance. Herbert Klein says war spending critics acted from a mandate to proceed as Vietnam policy dictates.
Jacques Cousteau tours the coral Sea battlefield area off New Caledonia where strip mining left an underwater desert. He films a segment for ABCs 500 Million Years Beneath the Sea noting scarce life and polluted shores while finding hints life may endure if humanity changes.
Senators weigh voters message on Nixon war policy and congressional power as budget impounds and reorganizations draw challenge. Muskie and Hatfield urge accountability while Ribicoff seeks hearings on executive overhaul and possible rights threats.
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration canceled the requirement that farmers remove land from wheat production and allowed grazing on idle set aside acres to boost livestock feed. The move comes after wholesale farm prices rose 6.8 percent in December. The American National Cattlemen's Association criticized the decision as short sighted and insufficient to fix the meat outlook.
A lengthy telecast schedule lists daytime and primetime slots across multiple channels. It includes news, weather, sports, documentaries, game shows, movies, and children's programs with numerous titles such as Sesame Street, Lost In Space, The Last Hunt, The Gypsy Moths, and The Third Man. The page also carries publication info and billing for subscriptions.
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