29 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1971
Page
1
Two recent high school graduates facing scarce summer jobs posted a yard sign offering part time odd jobs. The sign drew newspaper attention and 30 to 35 calls, keeping them very busy. They now work seven days a week at $1.75 to $2 per hour, proving effort and advertising pay.
Rex Murphy of RFD 1 Ottawa argues that adults should decide for themselves whether to ride cycles and that banning cars would reduce road pollution and space. He notes his ten years of riding without serious accidents and contends cyclists should mind their own business.
Inquiries about birth control pills follow the 21 day on, 7 day off method. Questions ask how ovulation is prevented before starting each cycle and after finishing the 21 pills. The writer notes ongoing puzzlement despite usage explanations.
A concise explanation of how the birth control pill suppresses ovulation, guidance on missed doses, and reader questions about menstrual irregularities, diabetes risk, cataracts, and lifestyle factors. It notes that missing two days may compromise protection and suggests alternative contraception for that cycle.
A devotional prayer asks God to guide endurance through life’s fires. It affirms faithful confidence in emerging victorious after trials, citing Job and Jesus as example.
New York AP reports midyear forecasts stay optimistic yet consumer and business confidence falters. Inflation remains stubborn, unemployment hovers near six percent, and rates are expected to rise with volatility. Bank of America foresees a confidence-driven recovery but warns inflation must ease for sustained growth.
A sweeping look at how American multinationals run 230 plants along a 1240 mile Mexican corridor under tariff 807, using cheap labor and favorable duties to serve U.S. markets. The piece examines the border economy, PRONAF impact, union and congressional reactions, and questions of tax avoidance and trade blocs under President Nixon’s policy framework.
A dense, yearbook like log lists daytime and prime time TV airings across channels with a long sequence of programs. It enumerates shows, movies, game and talk formats from dawn to midnight, including titles like The Spiral Staircase, Trapeze, Secret Ceremony and Tonight.
ABC aired a news special examining the classified Pentagon Papers issue. Sen Barry Goldwater Benjamin Bradlee and James Hagerty debated handling declassification and publication. They agreed on revising procedures though views differed on public's right to know and stamp significance.
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for local and out of area readers with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual options. Rates include sales tax where applicable and specify out of state deductions. editor Robert B. Wellington oversees publication. Associated Press news is exclusively used for local and AP dispatches.
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