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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
1
The article notes Amtrak, struggling financially, urges Congress to drop money-losing routes and reduce reliance on ICC hearings. It recalls past private railroads seeking ICC permission and suggests extending similar flexibility to freight haulers.
Rice farmers benefit from high prices aided by beer drinkers and a strong foreign demand. USDA notes California Texas Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi and Missouri grow the crop. 1972 crop valued at about 561.7 million dollars, up from 457.7 million in 1971. 1972-73 season figures show 85.2 million hundredweight unmilled.
USDA projects record brewers demand of 8.0 million. exports may dip from last year’s 57 million hundredweight as rice reserve falls to about 7.5 million. Food use rises to 26 million. prices near $8 per hundredweight. Separate note urges tax checkoff to fund political parties, but initial returns show low uptake.
Readers ask if removal of breasts or uterus changes body chemistry and medicine tolerance. Baffling claims dismissed. notes end organs respond to hormones, not control body. Other questions cover red blood cells in urine possible infection or bladder source, peanut butter digestion, catarrh treatment and causes, plus a government rice policy report noting subsidies elimination and acreage allotments with potential 95 million hundredweight crop.
In Hanoi optimism grows as Paris cease fire aims to take effect, with posters praising the accord and residents hopeful for lasting peace despite ongoing South Vietnamese violence. Americans will soon return home, sparking calm curiosity and reduced anti-American banners. Local symbols of wartime fear fade as people adapt to peacetime life.
A devotional prayer quoting John 12 21 asks believers to seek Jesus until His beauty shines in them. It invokes heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and ends with Amen.
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz told cattlemen to reduce cattle herds by selling off old or lazy cows so younger replacements can be used. He argued this would boost future beef production while the Nixon administration rejects price freezes and favors higher output.
New York AP reports anxious days for businessmen who rely on exactness as currencies float and stock markets restructure. Government remains undecided on market role, leaving outcomes uncertain and difficult to predict for those who value ledger like precision.
A new era in advertising and corporate responsibility emerges as business leaders adapt to broader societal duties beyond profit. Inflation forecasts rise to 3.75 percent, implying a 50 cent dollar by 1990, reshaping economic expectations and planning.
Television grid shows daily Ottawa Kansas programming with multiple channels and time blocks. It lists News Weather Sports and a long stream of shows from Sesame Street to The Tonight Show style entries with many commercials and film blocks, including local editor notes and subscription rates.
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