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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
1
Editorial urges planning progress as Ottawa advances the 701 plan and subdivision regulations. It notes the plan's major step for the city and highlights developers bearing new addition costs away from city burdens. The rules allow enforcement up to three miles beyond city limits.
The county resists zoning reform yet experiences growing housing in the countryside. Advocates argue development should be guided by regulations to avoid a hodgepodge, aiming for orderly growth as the area expands.
Residents and national dignitaries will attend Saturday’s dedication of the Melvern reservoir amid praise for the flood control system. The piece recalls the 1951 flood and notes the river would have breached North Main Street without protection, highlighting decades of efforts and the community’s appreciation.
A reader reports a long standing allergy that begins each summer with tree budding and grass growth, seeking medical guidance for her grandson.
Reader questions cover pollen allergy management for a Little League player, desensitization timing, and immediate eye drops. Also explains angina pectoris as heart blood supply deficiency, plus keloid treatment options and advice on bad breath linked to gall bladder and digestion.
The FBIS service from the CIA offers daily translations of foreign broadcasts in eight regions for 1000 dollars a year or 125 dollars for a single region. It markets mainly to news organizations, universities, libraries and Congress, with public access via the National Technical Information Service.
New York economists explain why rising economic activity does not quickly cut unemployment. Firms seek productivity gains and hesitate to expand, preferring efficiency or longer hours over new hires. Skill mismatches, demographics, and cyclical industries also delay jobless-rate declines despite recovery signals.
Washington AP Agriculture Department analysts say the cotton slump may be easing after a 40 year low in December. But mill use for 1974-75 is seen at about 5.75 million bales, exports at 3.9 million, and total disappearance near 9.7 million bales. The 1974 crop stood about 11.5 million bales, with carryover projected to rise to around 5.7 million by Aug 1, signaling the largest stockpile in five years.
Officials project 1975 cotton plantings will fall as growers cut back after last year’s prices. If weather cooperates a 10.5 million bale crop is possible, down from 11.5 million last year, while exports may rise to 3.8 to 4.3 million bales and mill use to 6.2 to 6.7 million.
A dense channel list outlines programs on ABC CBS NBC PBS and others with times daily. It includes news sports movies and classic reruns such as Sesame Street Truth or Consequences Hogan's Heroes The Waltons Perry Mason and The Streets of San Francisco along with game shows and specials across multiple channels.
Los Angeles AP profiles secretaries to Brando and Julie Andrews and Blake Edy wards. Alice Marchak and Linda Hunter recount 19 years with Brando and our fears. They reveal duties from party planning to press relations and say Brando matured, not the angry icon of 25 years ago. They co wrote a book The Supersecs about their experiences.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert Wellington and subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include per month and annual totals with a 2 percent deduction for out of state subscribers.
The Natibhat Automobile Club cautions that tailgating is dangerous and can throw gravel up onto vehicles, risking bumper finish and windshield damage.
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