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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
2
The Wounded Knee occupation by Sioux dissidents draws national attention as a protest against past injustices. Critics note crimes including kidnapping and cattle theft, urging firm government action to uphold the law and prevent a new era of Indian Wars.
A column argues lawmakers should focus on closing government spending loopholes rather than tax loopholes. It cautions tightening tax breaks like municipal bonds or depletion allowances may raise costs and curb growth, urging scrutiny of wasteful or unfunded government spending instead.
From Our Readers, Mrs Bill Abbott signs off as a contented wife and mother, noting pride in her husband’s name after 25 years and her wish to bake a homemade pie before her spouse returns for lunch. The message emphasizes personal happiness over public activism and domestic identity.
A 37 year old patient with a height of 5 feet 5 inches and weight 135 pounds reports that their appearance does not indicate overweight and questions sugar tolerance guidance. The note reflects self assessment and physician acknowledgment of BMI impression.
Reader asks about starting diabetes meds after a three hour sugar tolerance reading 191 at one hour 160 at two hours and 130 at three hours. Thosteson advises weight loss first to see if diet controls diabetes and to follow current doctor’s plan. Other letters discuss bedtime for a child undescended testicle fertility and excessive ice cream intake with a Bible verse prayer at end.
Frank B. Elliott, a retired Air Force general and former assistant secretary for administration, was named acting administrator of the Farmers Home Administration. Elliott will head FHA while retaining his deputy secretary role, with no Agriculture Department announcement issued.
New York AP reports Movie Orgy Part II is not on commercial or public TV yet widely shown on college closed circuits. Video Tape Network, led by John S. Lollos, markets to 234 affiliates, aiming at students. Lollos, ex NBC promotion director, started the firm three years ago.
The page lists an all day TV and radio-like schedule featuring News Weather Sports and various programs. It covers shows such as Mayberry RFD Lost In Space Hogan's Heroes The Waltons Kung Fu Ironside Streets Of San Francisco and The Tonight Show style entries with local publication notes and circulation details.
The article argues a consumer battle against rising energy and food costs is a watershed moment. It notes better consumer education and regulatory shifts empower buyers to demand standards, challenging advertisers, product developers, and habitual spending patterns as they weigh meat versus convenience and inflation.
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