06 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1971
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes on early computing flubs from type setters to punch cards. The piece jokes that computers, while touted as efficient, cause misfires from misaddressed subscriptions to erroneous mail and unwelcome publications. It cites a U S Steel official receiving sacks of mail and a computer breach in California.
A mother writes to Dr Thosteson about her three month old daughter with asthmatic bronchitis seeking guidance on whether it can be outgrown, whether living in a basement flat worsens it, and if it is hereditary. The doctor explains asthma as airway congestion and swelling and bronchitis as infection leading to wheezing and breathing difficulties.
The article discusses how infection and allergic reactions can trigger asthma in children and notes that symptoms may subside with infection treatment. It explores whether infection and allergy both play roles, the potential to outgrow allergies, basement living factors, heredity, and dietary concerns. It also covers shingles pain management limits and ends with a prayer excerpt.
In a tongue in cheek column Hal Boyle imagines retirement as a platform for a Public Hermit venture. He fantasizes owning a hillside daydream hideaway with a lodge and watching patrons pay for viewing and private consultations.
The Senate Banking Committee will hold a public hearing next Tuesday to question William J. Casey about disclosures and prior testimony amid civil suits alleging securities law violations. The panel weighed Casey's nomination after a brief prior hearing as other reforms and investigations unfolded.
A sprawling TV log lists hundreds of time slots across channels with a mix of network shows, movies, sports, and public affairs. Featured programs include Batty cartoons, classic films like Sherlock Holmes Faces Death and The Hustler, sports specials, comedies, soap operas, and church programs, reflecting a busy 1960s style lineup.
A 1967 lunch at John's Flaming Hearth in Niagara Falls was paid by the State Department after Russian Premier Aleksei Kosygin and officials ate there and left without paying. The long delayed settlement came more than three years later.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas editor Robert B Wellington lists trade ore subscription rates for various periods with tax noted. Out of area and out of state rates are provided along with a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news publication and AP dispatches.
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