16 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
1
Ottawa Herald editorial criticizes a movie TV star in debt and asset disparity. It contrasts his $50,000 plus back taxes and $250,000 debt with the typical taxpayer facing strict penalties for small errors. The piece argues punishment differs by status, calling it discrimination against the small and honest.
A House committee sought CBS internal work on The Selling of the Pentagon but CBS cited First Amendment protections and refused. The committee sent the request back for study, avoiding contempt charges. The incident highlights credibility concerns for networks and a push for fiscal and factual accuracy.
Dear Dr. Thosteson explains a Pap test showing no cancer cells but notes inflamed tissues. The writer asks what inflammation means and what could cause small cysts in the vaginal area, seeking medical explanation and potential causes.
The article explains that a Pap test can reveal non cancerous inflammatory changes and hormone activity clues, and that no cancer cells were found in the report. It covers vaginal cysts as harmless, notes on emphysema detection and surgery limits, potty training age questions, and ends with a prayer about world hunger.
Hollywood AP reports Patte Finley describes the volatile life of a TV performer. She recalls 1969 film From a Bird to Bye View and later NBCs The Funny Side while noting ups in 1970 with Moore Show appearances and housewife roles. Finley, daughter of a Washington Supreme Court judge, rose from off Broadway to Hello Dolly and other shows. She stresses saleability, hard work, money saved due to insecurity in show business.
Kansas editorials focus on a court ruling that slot machines may operate in private clubs under the bingo law, with calls to amend the constitution to resolve the clash. Other papers warn the ruling could legalize widespread gambling despite constitutional prohibitions and urge the Supreme Court to settle the issue. A Daily Journal Assembly discusses veterans drug issues, noting official views that returning soldiers are not disproportionately involved with drugs.
A dense television log lists programs across the day from News and Weather to specials and movies. It names many classic series and films including The Munsters Dick Van Dyke Show and The Battle Of The Villa Florita with times and channel blocks throughout the schedule.
The Nixon administration will keep FHA low income housing loan rates at 7.14 percent for the current fiscal year, citing rising money costs and a projected $1.6 billion program. Agriculture Secretary Hardin approved the decision, while critics call it outrageous and warn of added burden on very low and moderate income borrowers.
Ballet West USA will tour Europe for six weeks this summer with 70 dancers and guest Jacques d Amboise from the New York City Ballet. The company opens July 30 at the Herod Atticus Theater in Greece marking its first performance outside the western United States. After three shows in the amphitheater, the troupe will visit four other European countries, with Karel Shimoff joining to dance alongside d Amboise.
Ottawa Herald lists pricing for trade area subscriptions by mail including monthly and yearly rates with tax details and discount for out of state readers. It states the newspaper is published daily except Sundays and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and mentions AP news rights.
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