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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
2
Ottawa editorial condemns a police chief for naming five Kansas legislators cited on traffic charges, noting immunity in session and urging a retraction. The piece argues shoddy journalism taints many, comparing it to AP reporting on doctors’ income and public bilking.
Attorney General Vern Miller led a Wichita raid that netted drugs and resulted in 10 arrests. Miller has been active across Kansas this year, drawing praise and criticism. The piece questions sheriffs and police for not enacting stronger law and order.
A congressional subcommittee led by Rep. James C. Wright Jr. investigates red tape in government. The forthcoming white paper, titled Delays and Excessive Paperwork, summarizes hearings from June 15 to 24, 1971, in the Ninety-Second Congress, First Session, examining bureaucratic delays and paperwork across Public Works programs.
A reader asks if a person can be allergic to vitamin C after a year of rectal itching with occasional bleeding. They note that citrus juices orange lemon grapefruit and tomato products trigger severe itching, suggesting a food allergy as the doctor advised.
A reader asks about vitamin C causing itching and possible allergy to citrus. Advice suggests trying restricted diets before resuming ascorbic acid and notes true allergy to vitamin C is unlikely. Another letter asks about emphysema care. guidance: no cure, options to slow progression include stopping smoking, meds to loosen phlegm, breathing exercises, and occasional oxygen, plus a booklet. Additional notes cover tubal ligation bleeding, X ray hair growth, and a closing prayer.
Washington AP reports a wheat market development office opened in Seoul as a joint venture of the U.S. Feed Grains Council and Western Wheat Associates. Korea’s wheat imports surged from 500000 tons in 1965 to an expected 1.9 million this year and an estimated 2.3 million by 1975.
In the final week of the 1972 session Kansans face decisions to raise about 30 million dollars for the governor’s budget and new items. Three main options: universal income tax hike, targeted tax on corporations or a half-cent sales tax increase. The Senate backs placing the hike on institutions. Budgets debates continue: Senate 39 agencies over 430 million, House 95 agencies over 560 million plus an omnibus bill. A tuition grant for small Kansas colleges passes Senate but awaits House action. The governor opposes independent college alumni support letters and faces scrutiny over office costs and stationery used for political messaging.
A collection of aphoristic observations on redheads, dieting, language, politeness, aging, and office vanity. The items contrast quirks of hair color, appetite, and social status with amusing reflections on human behavior and cultural norms.
Washington reports indicate severe winter damage to the Soviet Union 1972 wheat crop heightening speculation Nixon may pursue another U S grain agreement during his Moscow visit in late May. An ERS analysis notes Soviet imports and past purchases including 14 million tons of grain and three million tons of feed grain from U S firms.
New York AP reviews pilots for next season noting The Delphi Bureau features Laurence Luckinbill as a hero with a photographic memory and a mind like a computer. The two hour film blends action with brains over brawn amid chases and weaponry. NBC's Probe is praised for its headquarter driven control. Awake and Sing is aired as a period piece on PBS.
Complex log of daytime and prime time TV listings across networks with multiple show titles, movies, and news segments. Includes soap operas, game shows, comedies, dramas, westerns, variety hours, and weather updates spanning 5:00 p.m. to 12:20 a.m. with numerous named programs and actors.
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