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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
1
Editorial cites Chicago carpenters and cement finishers unions striking, halting work for over 100,000 workers and delaying projects worth more than 1 billion dollars. If prolonged, the impact could exceed 3 billion across the unions' jurisdictions, with the issue centered on leverage beyond wage demands.
Workers and contractors haggle over hourly rates and fringe benefits while lunch breaks and shift hours spark a major strike risk. Cement finishers seek a 11:30 to 1 p.m. lunch window, cement men want noon to 12:30, carpenters push 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and contractors demand 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. flexibility. A prolonged stoppage could undercut national economic efforts.
In Washington DC Democratic delegates refine the party platform amid rifts. A McGovern aide calls the document solid and aligned with his proposals, Humphrey backers cite liberal but acceptable principles, and Muskie supporters say he agrees. The piece notes candidates’ tactics and quotes a line about preferring the presidency over being right.
Kansas state insurance commissioner Fletcher Bell opposes federal no fault insurance and any federal intrusion into state matters. He spoke after a national gathering of state counterparts, praising local solutions over federal intervention and urging state action to handle insurance and other government needs.
A college friend asks Dear Dr Thosteson whether any woman can lose more than three tablespoons of blood during a menstrual period. The inquiry appears as a concise medical curiosity about typical blood loss and limits.
A reader questions max menstrual blood loss and doctors explain averages and variation. A 13 year old with a duodenal ulcer learns surgery is last resort. concerns about gold fillings and thyroid testing are addressed. The Washington note discusses Australia’s possible beef quota share after Nixon lifts limits to curb rising prices.
Kansas consumer division targets unethical debt collection practices after multiple harassment cases. Eight firms face lawsuits as lawmakers debate stronger rules limiting threats, abusive language, contact with employers, and abusive letters. Public notices urge industry support to curb abusive tactics while preserving legitimate debt recovery.
Dick Van Dyke discusses filming The New Dick Van Dyke Show near Cave Creek Arizona. He notes benefits of distance from Hollywood, a relaxed set, and a full season shot before air. Challenges include parts shortages and long parts delays for repairs, with live audience feedback guiding later production decisions.
Daily Ottawa Kansas television log lists programs by time slot from 5:00 PM to 12:35 AM with a dense catalog of shows across networks and genres including News Weather Sports dramas comedies and movies. The page notes subscription rates and editor details at bottom.
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