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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald editorial cites a White House quote from the president denying resignation and pledging to press on after a hospital stay. It contrasts Watergate headlines with inflation fears and government price controls, arguing for tougher measures to curb rising costs.
The piece argues that higher taxes and tighter interest rates are hard to achieve, while Congress continues spending as if unlimited. It notes Watergate eroding trust in the administration and partisan politics hampering practical economics, urging combined action by Congress and the White House to avert continued national uncertainty.
The article argues Congress bears blame for creating the EPA and its pollution standards. Private business will spend 6.2 billion this year to meet rules, with costs rising to six percent of capital outlay in two years. State and local governments also bear costs, while Congress seeks a NAS study to reform current standards.
A patient reports severe stomach pains leading to hospitalization. After an X-ray the doctor found nothing conclusive, but symptoms recur at home. The physician suspects a colon issue and recommends surgery to diagnose and treat the condition.
A reader asks if x rays miss colon issues and whether surgery or tranquilizers help pain. The doctor explains the colon absorbs water, explains why barium enema clarifies imaging, notes x rays can miss soft tissues, and that an exploratory operation may reveal problems not seen. He cites colon ailments and links nervous tension to pain control.
Western officials in Phnom Penh weigh three grim options as the Communist insurgents push toward the city. The scenarios include a fall in a final battle, a total siege forcing surrender, or a negotiated settlement replacing Lon Nol with a Communist coalition. The U S Embassy has drafted a helicopter evacuation plan for staff and other foreigners in case the fighting escalates.
LOS ANGELES AP Ken Howard and Blythe Danner, Broadway stars, will star this fall as the battliing legal couple in an ABC series based on the Tracy Hepburn film Adam's Rib. Producers long sought their pairing. Howard notes music from a never produced stage version of Mr. Smith Goes To Washington was later used in Seesaw.
Economic models show 1973 soybean farm price futures from $3.00 to $4.50 per bushel, with projections of $4.11 in the coming crop year and $4.50 if Soviet purchases occur. An official USDA estimate is due August 9, while a worst case hints at nearly $5 if conditions align.
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV log lists extensive Western and national broadcasts for stations with programs from 5:00 to 1:56, including news weather sports and prime time series such as Lost In Space, Green era shows, daytime soap operas, game shows, and late night talk. The listing features multiple channels and dense programming across hours.
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