02 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1971
Page
1
Editorial notes the U S Supreme Court decision ending state aid to church run schools reduces momentum for Kansas bills seeking parochial school funding. It discusses potential effects on private colleges and the balance between church and state, warning of long term impact.
The Justice Department allocates over $100,000 to the Minneapolis Police Department for a three and a half year project. It aims to develop new screening methods to select applicants, studying anger control, stress reactions, fear coping, and prejudice. The Law Enforcement Assistance Administration backs the effort as a principled use of congressional concern on law and order.
A reader asks if a ruptured eardrum can impair hearing in a 12 year old. The reply notes ruptures usually arise from middle ear infection and pressure buildup behind the eardrum. It suggests detecting the condition and implies ongoing concerns about ear drainage and hearing.
The note discusses ruptured eardrums from middle ear infections and the impact on hearing, urging specialist examination to stop infection and repair damage. It includes reader questions on hemorrhoids and lecithin for arthritis, with Dr Thosteson cautioning against unproven remedies and highlighting prudent medical guidance. It ends with a prayer and moral exhortation.
New York AP story profiles a pioneering woman journalist who grew from culture reporting to covering politics, space, and Vietnam. She recalls Fred Friendly offering CBS’s Paris post, which she initially rejected due to NBC contract, then sought Reuven Frank's view.
Western Kansas editorial writers focus on rising state costs including a 3.2 million annual telephone bill, rural poverty highlighted by Senator Pearson, and general mistrust of change. The Independence Reporter and Lola Register-Kansas reflect concern over future plans, government spending, and the pull of tradition, urging proactive measures and hope.
A dense TV schedule log lists programs across dayparts with numerous titles from Munsters and Dick Van Dyke to The Brady Bunch and Petticoat Junction. It notes channels, times, and recurring segments alongside movie and news blocks, reflecting a sprawling list of classic era broadcasts and specials.
The article recalls the 1951 floods that peaked on Friday July 13, causing $1 billion in damage across Kansas and Missouri. It details evacuations of about 100,000 Kansans, depths up to 20 feet in Kansas City areas, widespread river basin flooding, and extensive economic and infrastructure devastation.
Oak Brook, IL AP Frank Osgood Butler II, heir to the Butler family fortune, pursues sports from swimming to skydiving and now enters custom-car building. He plans shops in Oak Brook and Knoxville, says he owned his first gasoline vehicle at five, gifted in 1933, and once operated a miniature car on the family farm. He recalls a stable of eight cars but enjoyed modifying appearance more than racing.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and varying subscription rates for trade area by mail. Local rates shown for one month to one year with tax adjustments and out of state deductions. note AP news rights and city information.
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