30 Jan 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1971
Page
1
In a Saturday Notebook the Ottawa Herald weighs a no knock law debate. Supporters argue faster action aids enforcement. critics warn of privacy invasion and wrong doors. The column cites Kansas Senator Winter and Wichita cases, urging cautious balance and possible discreet force.
Letter from a reader describes six years of intermittent shoulder bursitis with Extended rest periods and a two month prior attack affecting both shoulders. The writer notes daily demands of house yard and family complicate recovery and mentions considering surgery.
The letter discusses recurring bursitis management including rest, hot compresses, hydrocortisone injections, and physical therapy with ultrasound. It cautions against overuse and suggests seeking orthopedic advice about surgery if stiffness or future attacks are a concern. It also offers guidance on canker sores linked to food allergies and confirms safety regarding cancer exposure at others' homes.
A Labor Department report shows a 6.5 percent rise in consumer prices for 1970 with December upturned, marking the largest two year cost increase since the Korean War era. It notes wage gains eroded and buying power fell, unemployment rising to 4.6 million as the White House stays silent.
President Nixon proposes a full employment budget totaling 229.2 billion for fiscal 1972 aimed at reducing deficits while funding a national program of revenue sharing. Analysts doubt the plan will curb inflation or meet optimistic revenue forecasts amid rising wholesale prices and urban unemployment.
An extensive broadcast list outlines daytime and prime time TV slots across networks, featuring cartoons, movies, sports, news, and talk shows. Notable titles include A Life In The Balance, Operation Crossbow, The Enforcer, Warpath, and Pursued, with sports events from Big 8 Basketball and Pro Bowlers Tour and public affairs programs like Meet The Press and Face The Nation.
Washington reports the EPA proposes nationwide air standards that could force large cities to curb car use and reshape city planning and construction. Dr. John T. Middleton says three year deadlines may be unattainable without drastic traffic cuts and job losses. EPA also seeks lead additive bans to ensure lead-free gasoline by mid-1974, with six pollutants capped and tougher secondary limits for sulfur oxides and dust. Primary standards must be met by mid-1975.
Publication details inform readers about daily except Sunday issue, Ottawa Kansas address, editor and publisher, and subscription rates for trade area and outside areas. It states tax handling, out of state deductions, and AP rights for local news and dispatches.
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