02 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald page two from Friday June 2 1972 presents a compact set of local briefs and notices. It lists community items, small notices, and syndicated fillers typical of a midweek page two, reflecting routine local journalism.
A commentary argues beef prices rise with costs, yet cattle prices lag. It notes beef demand doubled, supermarkets grew in scope, and food spending share fell from 23 to 16 cents of take home pay, while overall inflation persists. It concludes Americans live better now than twenty years ago.
The piece notes rising concern over the energy crisis as natural gas supplies dwindle amid higher demand and slower exploration. It highlights Wilbur Mills pushing to close depletion tax loopholes, potentially increasing revenue but risking exploration. Congress also considers a $20 million federal industry program to convert coal to gas, a substitute that could raise costs for consumers.
A reader writes to Dr Thosteson about her 62 year old husband who fainted while answering the telephone two months ago. He turned pale, then recovered, twitching and vomiting before fainting three times in a row.
A reader cites repeated blackouts linked to activity and questions diagnostic steps such as angiograms EEGs and carotid artery checks. Doctors caution against driving and discuss possible causes while noting patient safety. Additional letters touch on facial furaner injections plastic surgery coffee sensitivity and general medical questions.
A devotional reflection based on I Samuel verses about Saul's anger at Jonathan. It urges gratitude for family and friends who share life concerns and asks for grace to accept differences without hostility and to seek unity without forcing uniformity.
A dense OCR style TV log lists multiple programs across times from 5:00 PM to 12:20 AM including News Weather Sports dramas comedies films and religious programs. It names Dream Of Jeannie Hogan's Heroes The Brady Bunch Sanford And Son Sesame Street and many other titles with channel cues and durations.
President Nixon's return from the Soviet trip sparked network coverage as all three networks air his congressional address from the Capitol steps at 9 30 p m EDT. ABC planned earlier coverage with analysis and interviews including Hugh Scott and Sens Muskie and Jackson. Reporters then summarized the speech in digest form.
USDA data show May farm prices received at 313 percent of the 1910-14 base, matching a February 1951 peak. Expenses at 428 percent indicate rising costs outpacing price gains, signaling a widening gap since earlier parity.
The Baker University president James E Doty vetoed a planned spread showing a coed up to her neck in water. He said the image does not reflect student life as alumni recall, fearing offense to donors and perceived hypocrisy at private schools.
Washington AP final 1970 71 world wheat trade reached 53.8 million metric tons up from 51.6 million in 1969 70 per Agriculture Department Foreign Agricultural Service report. Western Europe crops are smaller and the Soviet Union re entered the import market are cited as key factors.
Kansas officials oppose a Southwestern Bell 15 story 240 foot building east of the Capitol arguing it would dwarf the Capitol and reduce its prominence. Bell plans a starter single story to support future expansion toward 15 stories, with footing costs around 200000. Nearby towers already rising include a 221 foot bank building and a 10 story Santa Fe office.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with address at 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas. Subscription rates shown for trade area and outside trade area by mail and carrier with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual options. Out of state subscribers deduct three percent sales tax. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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