10 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald page notes class and family reunions as summer arrives, includes light anecdotes about Amtrak ticket pricing quirks, a loud shirt comment from a retired friend, local quips about FBI agents and women, and humorous takes on parenting and modern swimwear styles.
A family notes how taxes hit home as sons work construction and notice take home pay. A local program head warns of leftover funds to spend before July. The Navy’s need to spend and IRS criticism spark chatter. The teen car insurance bill prompts claims of discrimination against a teenager.
A brief note describes a patient experiencing a missing heart beat or a pause longer than normal, with the individual seeking medical interpretation from Dr Thesteson. The account emphasizes personal sensation of irregular rhythm and concern about his heart’s pauses.
Reader asks about heart flutter and fear. Doctor explains extra systole not true missed beats, often tied to caffeine smoking or nerves. Advice includes ECG, reduce caffeine and smoking, manage fear. treatment by doctor if needed. Also covers vaginal bleeding in an 81 year old, tuberculosis basics, clogged breast duct, and birth control pill caution with a brief prayer.
A dense listing of TV slots across the day featuring Buck Owens, CBS Children’s Film Festival, Soul Train, The Rifleman, The Tonight Show styled programs, sporting events, and numerous soap operas, cartoon blocks, and religious programs. The program grid notes channel blocks, times, and titles spanning morning to late night.
The Agriculture Department reports 169,000 feedlots in 23 major cattle states last year, down about 8 from 1970, yet the number of large lots of 1000 head or more rose 2.1. The region marketed just over 25.3 million head of fed cattle.
Washington AP reports that as the July 1 deadline nears for the Eggs Products Inspection Act registration, the Agriculture Department has received 6 000 applications. It estimates 10 000 to 12 000 egg handlers should register to cover the shell egg phase of the act.
Gold prices surged to record levels in European markets and then eased, while economists saw little risk of a new dollar devaluation. The Pay Board cut a deferred wage increase to 7 percent yearly, halted most catch-up raises after June 30, and ruled on contracts tied to Philadelphia chains and meatcutters. The Senate confirmed George P. Schultz as secretary of the treasury, and Ford GM-Sec actions mirrored emission and production adjustments amid broader market turbulence. Stock prices fell through the week as inflation, unemployment concerns, and gold-driven monetary fears weighed on sentiment.
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