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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1973
Page
1
In the Ottawa Herald March 24 1973 Saturday Notebook readers glimpse rising meat costs through light vignettes. A chalk sign on a Missouri Pacific caboose jokes boycott beef eat fish while pressroom weight loss pools poke fun at pricey meals and aging grandmothers.
A patient notes skipping two years of annual chest X-rays after changing jobs. At a routine checkup, the doctor recommended a skin test since prior X-rays were negative, suggesting the switch from X-ray screening to a skin test per updated protocol.
The letter discusses TB exposure versus active disease, noting a positive skin test with a negative chest X ray can reflect recent exposure or latent infection. It advises seeing a doctor for antituberculosis medication if exposure was recent, and warns that older adults remain at risk. Also includes dietary questions about calcium and notes farm exports data.
The report notes U S farm sales to the European Community reached 1.84 billion for July to January, with seven months to the original six EC nations at 1.44 billion and new members adding 402 million. Asia emerges as a key market led by Japan over 1 billion, while other Asian exports rose 27 percent to 1.11 billion. Federal hog cholera quarantines are now fully lifted nationwide, a rare second total cancellation since 1969, with remaining restrictions only in Bristol and Plymouth counties Massachusetts.
Seneca Falls New York AP reports GTE Sylvania demonstrated a exceptionally thin cathode ray tube of 1 1/2 inches thick. The device, first developed for aircraft cockpit displays by Northrup Corp, is now adapted for industrial and commercial uses.
Lawrence Gay Liberation Inc. confronted the House Judiciary Committee over a bill banning same sex marriages. Barry Albin argued the measure represses gay people, while Sen. Elwaine Pomeroy defended state non interference in bedrooms. The committee later voted to kill the bill.
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