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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
1
Franklin County commissioners weigh federal grant and local tax needs for phase two courthouse lawn construction to match the new law enforcement center. They debate whether to build now with future expansion or spread the building across a wider area to satisfy land use and facility needs.
The piece argues for a two story court building completed soon to save money long term, noting construction costs rise at least five percent annually and a one level design is preferable for land use and budget. It also critiques Nixon farm export controls while noting Kansas wheat Harvest prospects and calls for prudent patience on price forecasts.
The Chanute Tribune quotes a reader invoking curses on clothing makers who use plastic thread in hems. The harsh message complains of poor quality and dreads hunger and neglect while targeting manufacturers with hostile wishes.
A reader asks how serious contagiousness and treatment are for athlete's foot. The guide explains how the fungus spreads, how to recognize infection, and steps to treat and prevent recurrence. It covers everyday products and how to identify effective antifungal options without naming specific brands.
Old friends may skip this column on foot fungus but newcomers learn athlete's foot is a fungal infection from various species. It thrives in warm moist places like feet in shoes and socks, with remedies in drugstores working if used properly and long enough.
Kansas legislators spent 3.2 million over forty years to build the state Capitol. Now architect Robert Hougland warns the exterior walls are crumbling and may require about 8 million dollars to save the building. The 1866 structure remains solid inside, but weathered walls threaten the historic exterior.
A government report shows Australia rapidly expanding feedlot cattle production, though still far behind the United States. About 45 feedlots with 500 head average capacity exist, while cattle inventory rose 60 percent in five years to about 28 million. Analysts warn Australia could reach 50 million cattle, affecting U.S. beef markets as Australia remains a major foreign beef supplier.
Hal Boyle reports a surprising crackdown as Hong Kong streets are cleaner than ever and authorities impose fines up to 2000 dollars for littering. The column notes the broader issue of global pollution pressures and public behavior.
The piece notes 5000 languages per National Geographic Society, Esperanto with about 100000 speakers, and Americans using Payroll Savings Plan for U.S. Savings Bonds. It cites ice age geography with about 19.6 million square miles covered then and six million now.
Daily Ottawa listings show a dense broadcast slate across morning to late night. Programs include Sesame Street Leave It To Beaver News Weather Sports in Kansas and many popular classics such as Bonanza Star Trek Petticoat Junction Perry Mason and Hollywood Squares along with game shows and international features.
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