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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
1
The Ottawa notebook comments on a Chicago candidate using a sound meter to judge council noise, notes safety concerns about traffic and bicycles, and previews Fourth of July events. It questions voluntary energy cuts, cites Nixon in Kansas heat, and urges safe, bright holiday plans.
A patient reports recurring low back pain with cloudy urine lasting a few days, followed by symptom-free weeks. They ask Dr Thosteson about possible causes and appropriate evaluation steps. The pattern suggests urinary tract issues or musculoskeletal factors, warranting examination and potential tests.
Reader asks about cloudy urine and back pain with possible kidney infection while noting job strain. Dr Thesteson explains muscle causes, fruit crystals can tint urine, and infection would show pus or fever. Also discusses age spots and angina questions with a religious closing prayer.
In Manchester Washington AP reports a new salmon run in Beaver Creek thanks to National Marine Fisheries Service experiments in sea farming. Three year olds released from the Aquacultural Experiment Station and two year olds that escaped from Pilot Salmon Farm returned as adults last fall, enabling local fishermen to catch up to 100 fish daily from the stream.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly plans including sales tax. Rates for out of state subscribers include a 3 percent tax deduction by mail and carrier delivery. The paper notes Associated Press usage rights and credits local news.
Rep Larry Winn urges Americans to reevaluate Independence Day ideals. He cites Jefferson on life liberty and happiness and equality, urges balancing freedom with public safety, and praises Federal and State programs improving education health and lifespan while stressing patriotism and civic responsibility.
A New York AP column captures theater ushers and patrons in witty exchanges about seating, moonlit romance, cigars, and odds and ends. Jokes touch on full moons causing mischief, awkward gossip, and comic tempers as audiences react to filmgoing life.
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