13 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1971
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald readers recall spring signs from school visits to the plant and catch a con artist swindle in Eastern Kansas, plus notes on Kansas and Ohio politics, a 4 pound bass trip, a 7 pound walleye, roaming long haired guitar players, and Socrates quoted on youth and manners.
A patient writes to Dr Thesteson about two painful ingrown toenails on the big toes with infection. They list attempts at soaking feet, trimming nails, and digging out the nails as methods tried without relief.
A reader asks about ingrown nails and foot pain from standing work. The doctor suggests gradual nail shaping, cotton under the nail, proper footwear with toe room, and possible podiatrist help to prevent infection. Removal is not always the answer and arch support may help.
New York life vignette lists small joys from finding shells and reading poetry by firelight to watching a spider spin its web and the thought of a loving reunion. The passage blends nostalgic scenes with ordinary pleasures and gentle humor.
The Week In Business reports major banks lowered the prime lending rate to 5.4 percent, Chase Manhattan cutting further to 5 percent. Nixon condemned a voluntary Japanese textile import agreement on limits for three years, while Mills supported quotas. Unemployment eased to 5.8 percent in January, yet inflation risk persisted amid rising wholesale prices. The piece also notes Casey's SEC nomination, Fed caution on money supply, and looming rail strikes amid stalled negotiations.
The dense stations listing shows a long slate of programs across networks with dozens of titles including news, cartoons, movies, rededications, sports and talk shows. Notable entries include Star Trek Buck Owens The Quiller Memorandum Bonanza and Perry Mason among many others.
Walter Peery, Kansas state treasurer, remains in office after the Kansas Supreme Court struck down a 1970 amendment that removed treasurer and auditor from the constitutional lineup. Peery, a Republican long in office, opposed the measure, arguing it would centralize power under the governor. The decision preserves his four-year term status and keeps elective selection for the office, while lawmakers plan further executive reorganization proposals.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas subscription rates shown for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options. Editor Robert B Wellington notes AP is exclusive for local news and dispatches.
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