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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1971
Page
1
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller leads a state suit against major car makers, alleging an 18 year plot to block anti pollution devices. The suit seeks treble damages and free installation on 1953 and newer vehicles, prompting debate over costs, industry impact, and ecology policy.
The piece cites Chief Justice Warren E. Burger noting civil cases lag behind criminal ones in the courts. He calls for more judicial resources and suggests diverting issues like divorce, child custody, adoption, and land registration to administrative agencies to speed cases and curb delays. He warns patience wears thin as crime monopolizes the courts and urges reform.
Patient reports repeated blood in urine over months. After trying medications and switching doctors, extensive tests including pathology and X ray were normal. Eight months in, a cystoscopic examination was finally performed to pursue answers.
The patient asks about alternatives to cystoscopy for detecting regrowth after bladder cancer. The doctor stresses that urine blood can signal problems, but a cystoscope remains the only reliable way to view the bladder interior. Early detection improves outcomes, while delaying testing risks late, less curable disease. A hopeful note on faith concludes the message.
In New York Ralph Saul resigns from First Boston Corp a firm with assets exceeding 800 million The move follows speculation on his successor with Paul Kolton named as a likely candidate Some say Saul left for personal reasons while money concerns may have played part First Boston aims to join the NYSE and later the Amex reflecting high expectations for the firm.
President Nixon undertakes a bold image shift to appear more informal amid low public ratings and a looming election. He schedules a live interview with Howard K. Smith and expands access to reporters and black press, while guiding public focus toward his family and private life.
New York reports spring TV practice in dodging repeats as five shows aired reruns Wednesday. Viewers face fewer options as seasons end with canceled or renewed projects and upcoming specials on NBC and CBS including Jane Eyre, Hall of Fame Easter, Charlie Brown, Julia star Diahann Carroll, and a Royal Gala with Queen Elizabeth II featuring Bob Hope and Petula Clark.
U S Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas told about 2,000 University of Kansas listeners that the federal government ranks as the greatest enemy of the environment, naming the Army Corps of Engineers Tennessee Valley Authority and the Soil Conservation Service as major offenders. He urged funding sewage centers instead and said cleaning all nation waters could be done for 10 billion dollars, equal to Vietnam spending in five months.
A dense prime time log lists varied programming from 5 PM to 12:35 AM including news, weather, and a mix of talk shows, dramas, comedies, and films. Notable entries include The Far Country and The Shuttered Room as films, multiple soap operas such as General Hospital and Another World, game shows like The Newlywed Game and Let's Make A Deal, and children's fare including Captain Kangaroo and The Partridge Family.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices by mail for trade ores and outside trade area with monthly and yearly rates and a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP news use rights.
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