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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald argues against airport inspection bills proposing a federal security force. It counters objections over costs and civil liberties, noting critics fear a police state but urging acceptance to ensure safe travel. It cites critics from the eastern press who warn of rights violations and searches as unnecessary.
Kansas City Power and Light and Kansas Gas and Electric plan an atomic plant near Burlington with operation aimed for 1981 and expand the La Cygne plant started in 1969 with a 600000 kilowatt unit by 1977. Coal imports from Wyoming totaling 32.6 million tons are contracted to last to 1996. Experts foresee a bright future for Kansas power.
Legislature approves a measure requiring motor vehicle drivers to pass eye and rules of the road tests every four years. If signed, it will affect many Kansans including drivers over 90 and those who are legally blind. The bill responds to safety concerns but relied on federal prompting to pass.
Patient writes regarding a mild acne condition affecting the face back and chest seeks medical guidance. They request advice on sunlamps as a treatment option and express concern about safety and effectiveness.
A reader asks if sunlamps help acne and how to use them without burning. Expert guidance: start with one to two minutes every two to three days, keep at least 24 inches away, gradually increase but stop before redness or burn occurs, and follow lamp instructions to protect eyes. avoid greasy sunburn lotions that worsen acne, and never burn.
New York AP reports on long lived habits and manysday routines from an Immortality Newsletter sampling. It lists varied, sometimes comic life prescriptions from abstaining to excess, with editor A Stuart Otto noting readers should pick and choose. The piece ends with subscription details for a Kansas newspaper.
Plymouth England launches a summer of pageants and historical celebrations in 1973 to mark the Pilgrim Fathers departure on September 6. The program opens with an Elizabethan carnival of pageantry, processions and concerts from June 16 to 30, followed by Sept. 6 to 9 commemorations.
In the New York AP report, the Dow Jones industrial average shows swings of 10 to 12 points daily due to higher base levels and nervous market conditions. Analysts note big fund activity and index concentration amplify moves, while broader indicators like the Standard & Poor’s and the stock exchange average swing less.
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