22 Jan 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1971
Page
1
Editorial argues Governor Docking’s 1971 budget, at 941 million dollars, repeats higher spending with a 6 percent rise from last year despite requests to hold levels. It critiques proposed tax reforms aimed at 28.6 million in new revenue, including removing deductions for manufacturers and corporate deductions, warning such measures shift costs to consumers and favor business while inflating public spending.
Roy Church died Wednesday after serving two terms as Franklin County sheriff and 18 years with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. A short, gravel voiced agent who shunned the spotlight, he was relentless about details and deeply dedicated to upholding the law.
An 84 year old woman writes to Dr Thosteson about constant cold feet. She describes using hot bricks in bed and soaking feet in hot water with no relief. She also warms feet by lighting the oven during the day.
Reader asks about foot care for arthritis and chilly feet. Advice includes maintaining activity to boost circulation, wearing properly fitting wool socks, and cautious heat use to avoid burns. Medications like vasodilators may help. hormonal options to be discussed with a doctor.
A Loveland Colorado motel displayed a large sign reading Welcome Nudists Convention Heated Pool. Owner Al Woll said it was a gag but it drew inquiries from the public.
Kansas editorial pages weigh in on a bill to raise legislator pay. Wichita Eagle-Beacon supports a raise citing broader representation and lobby reform. Garden City Telegram argues too many lawmakers and high pay hurt democracy, while Hays News questions efficiency. Lawrence Journal-World contrasts national pay raises with calls for restraint and modest increases.
A dense channel log lists a full day of broadcasts with programs across news weather sports and entertainment. Notable entries include The Munsters Dick Van Dyke Show It’s Your Bet Early Show NBC News Special Partridge Family Andy Griffith Show State of the Union Address Tonight and a Sands of the Kalahari film sequence with multiple time slots and cross channel notes.
New ABC western Alias Smith and Jones premieres amid a heist premise and probation twist. Outlaws seek amnesty from a secretive governor while facing ongoing danger and wily rivals in a stylish, well cast premiere.
The Business Mirror notes a 1960s boom forecast for education and the knowledge industry, then turns to pollution control. Argus Research warns the field comprises diverse, unevenly profitable businesses, with air pollution spending rising 30 percent annually but most costs absorbed by salaries. Investments may profit, yet many methods lack proof or are uneconomical.
The Ottawa Kansas paper lists by mail rates for trade area and outside trade area including monthly, quarterly, semiannual and annual prices. Out of state subscribers get a 3 percent tax deduction. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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