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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
2
Gov George Docking maintains a running feud with the State Finance Council accusing it of power usurpation while refusing most sessions. The panel, formed under Republican dominance, sees Docking as obstructive though legally he can block. flood and local news follow with fatalities and March DATE notes.
A devotional refrain opens the page noting divine presence and trust through Jesus. The remainder lists an exhaustive TV schedule with programs, times, and show titles across the day, from morning to late night, including news, weather, dramas, comedies, and specials.
In Dublin the author tests driving on the left side with a rental Model 400. A tense cruise through Wicklow Mountains shows constant left turns and a bumper crunch in Waterford. An unneeded police response and local patience mark the mishap as the Irish way.
Dear Dr. Mother explains tubal ligation as permanent and reliable. It states no health impact or menstrual changes, stresses emotional consequences vary, notes some religious views, and dismisses any valve-like reversibility. Undoing is rare and complex. future pregnancy is not intended or guaranteed.
Tropical storm Cindy moved across the coast north of Charleston and weakened after landfall near Bull Bay. One highway death occurred when H. H. Higgins Jr., a 41 year old Georgetown lawyer, crashed after a tree blown onto U.S. 17. Cindy briefly reached hurricane force but quickly diminished as she moved inland. Gusts reached 60 to 70 mph with tides peaking at Georgetown before receding.
The Ottawa Herald advertisement lists subscription rates for in area and outside area by mail, detailing one month to one year options with prices. It also names editor Robert B. Wellington and publisher Guy Snedaker, and notes publication location at 106-108 Main Street with daily schedule and mailing details.
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