Sly Vern editorial criticized for liquor by the drink stance
A reader letter in Ottawa questions an editorial on cocktails in Kansas bars and liquor by the drink. The writer cites traffic risk from drinking drivers, cites Michigan data from Readers Digest, and urges focus on road safety over permissive drinking laws. Kristeen Armstrong, Ottawa High School senior, signs the letter.
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Ottawa Herald
Kansas
New York
Michigan
Kristeen Armstrong
S. Main
Ottawa High School
Exercise Creaky Legs Dear Dr Thosteson
A reader asks about leg pain from arthritis and varicose veins. The note describes daily stair climbing and seeks medical advice on managing symptoms and preventing discomfort.
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Dr. Thosteson
Varicose veins advice and medical Q A column
Readers ask about leg elevation duration shingles eye swelling ear bleed and orange juice effect on sleep plus doctor responses. Dr Thosteson explains leg propping brief periods aid circulation and shingles virus infection along nerves. Suggested allergy pillow covers and caution with untreated ear bleeding and possible tumors. The column ends with a reflective prayer and biblical verse.
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W.M
Dr. Thosteson
Milk Producers warn price freeze may trigger shortages
Washington AP Leaders of the National Milk Producers Federation warn that the June 13 price freeze and higher production costs could reduce dairy farming, risking shortages as imports and subsidies reshape the market. They urge swift relief and caution against prolonged reliance on foreign dairy products. New York AP Notes on columnists readers mail and rising tensions in public health and language terms follow.
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Washington
National Milk Producers Federation
Nixor
Patrick Healy
Federation
Healy
Glenn Lake
Lake
U.S
White House News Summary Digest Kept For President
Washington AP describes the White House News Summary a daily five‑person digest for the president. It compiles essence from about 50 newspapers magazines and services, covering Watergate Indochina economy and more. Notable staff include Patrick Buchanan and Lyndon Allin who oversee editing and production.
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Watergate
Indochina
Patrick J. Buchanan
White House
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Nixon
Lyndon
Mort) Allin
Economic signals and debt losses highlighted in 1971 reports
New York AP notes rising house prices amid higher material costs and a 64 percent first quarter profit surge for building product firms on 27 percent sales growth per F W Dodge. It cites 6 billion in annual bad debt losses across nearly 1.7 million corporations, with finance, savings, and mutual banks hit hardest. Health care emerges as a near rival to construction in employment and income, growing to 3.13 million workers and 33.5 billion in 1971. The piece also describes White House daily press digests by Allin and team, summarizing hundreds of papers for the president, with The Washington Post and New York Times excluded from the core brief.
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New York
F. W. Dodge
Dodge
Forest Products Group
Internal Revenue Service
Dun & Bradstreet
Savings and Loan Associations
Bank and Trust Companies
Mutual
U.S
Blue Cross
U.S. News & World Report
Time Magazine
Allin
Sean
Associated Press
United Press International
White House
Washington Fest
New York Times
Manolo Sanchez
Buchanan
The
Post
the Times
Playboy
Village Voice
Lisagor
Sidey
Peter Lisagor
Chicago Daily News
Hugh Sidey
Time
Television Log Across Daywide Schedule in Ottawa Kansas
Daily Ottawa Kansas listings show a dense broadcast grid with programs from Sesame Street through news, sports, and feature films. Notable entries include The Tonight Show era staples and classic series such as Dragnet, Gilligan’s Island, Bonanza, Perry Mason, and Lucille Ball titles.
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Paul Dixon
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Andy Griffith
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Perry Mason
Lassie
Jeff's Collie
Daniel Boone
Mister Rogers
Merv Griffin
Secret Storm
Electric Company
Munsters
Kansas
Hazel
Lillas
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Dragnet
Animal World
Price Is Right
Partridge Family
Emergency
Legacy
Hers
Dan August
June Wayne
Billy Graham Crusade
Cannon
Search
Even Marshall
Homewood
Bible Returned to Knoxville Sheriff After 30 Years
Sheriff Bernard Waggoner counseling a drifter at a halfway house recovered a Bible lost 30 years ago in World War II. A man showed the sheriff the Bible bearing the name Waggoner, issued to him in 1943. Waggoner said the man claimed to have taken the Bible from a dead German soldier in France in 1944.
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Knoxville
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Zoom
Sports Today
Hollywood Squares
Maverick
Maude
Hawaii Five-O
NBC Reports
Marcus Welby
Koltanowski
Downstage Center
San Francisco
TV News
Jack Paar
Johnny Carson
Art Linkletter
Public Eye
Four States
Dinah Share
Grace Crawford
Michael Konihaas
Francis
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
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