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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
1
Rita J Patterson argues for returning Fourth of July celebrations to city limits with proper, responsible use of fireworks. She cites past traditions, current abuses, and potential ordinances, urging education and legal change to restore an old fashioned communal celebration in Ottawa.
A 26 year old woman reports cysts in her breasts causing pain. Two gynecologists advised leaving them in, and she seeks further guidance as her mother urges a different doctor. The letter ends with an unclear, garbled plea for decision.
Readers ask about breast cysts, tinnitus, and leg circulation. Dr Thosteson explains cysts may be removed but recurrence possible, tinnitus has varied causes and does not damage brain or circulation, and leg circulation requires proper diagnosis before considering vascular surgery. A mother seeks help for her daughter's anorexia like condition, with caution about emotional triggers and hopeful prayer.
A sprawling hourly TV log lists shows across multiple times and channels. It catalogs news, weather, sports, soap operas, game shows, dramas, and children’s programs with numerous titles and recurring hosts, reflecting a packed era of television programming.
A New York AP column muses on tax policy and sin, arguing high taxes may not deter sinners and may spur ingenuity. It contrasts changing attitudes toward cats, women, inflation, fear of living versus dying, and ends with a tongue in cheek note on a future single gender.
The first in a series cautions investors about broker-dealer liquidations since 1968 70, noting SIPC protections up to 50000 and a potential 150 million fund target. It explains regulatory changes since 1970 including Rule 153 3 on customer cash and securities and tighter exchange oversight to curb misuse of customer assets.
AP reports director Tom Gries returns from Europe with 300000 feet of QB VII film. To be cut to six hours for ABC, it would be the longest TV movie, possibly shown in three parts. It stars Ben Gazzara, Anthony Hopkins, Leslie Caron, Lee Remick, and Sir John Gielgud amid 150 speaking roles.
Bushey England AP reports housewife Ann Compton has won four vacations this year, but each trip for two requires paying for two children to join. For the Canada trip, she decides the kids will stay with grandma. Her husband Bob bears the extra costs after repeated wins.
Ottawa Herald presents subscription rates for trade area and out of area, with monthly and yearly options, carrier prices, and tax notes. The notice also states editor publisher names and AP rights.
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