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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1978
Page
1
Editorial notes a snow storm delaying duties and the city hesitating over snow costs. It covers Congress retirement trends, inflation worries, and Panama treaty politics, then shifts to a California beach nudity story and a joke about a rich cake with leftovers.
Patient asks for a prostate gland booklet. Husband in early 30s with a two month infection on antibiotics. Seeks second opinion and advice on sexual activity during infection and relationship strain. Woman contemplates divorce but hopes to save marriage for their daughter and asks for suggestions.
A physician responds to questions on prostatitis treatment and its impact on marriage. Advice covers antibiotics, condom use, possible reinfection, and long term outlook. Other letters discuss blood in stool, oil painting headaches, pregnancy UTIs, grapefruit juice myths, and a prayer note.
Kansas City Board of Trade analyst Roderick Turnbull notes broiler production set a U.S. record in 1977 and is likely to rise again in 1978. He cites major feed demand from poultry, broilers, and turkeys, with leading producing states and export growth shaping feed markets and corn and soybean prices for the year.
Kansas lawmakers enter week 12 of action on the use value farmland appraisal bill with supporters and opponents trading procedural moves. A crucial next week vote in the Senate could revive the measure after it was killed by the Senate Assessment and Paragiet Committee, as the House and Senate clear a heavy debate calendar. Bills moving include accessibility upgrades for new or renovated buildings and expanding physicians roles.
In Topeka Kansas House Speaker John Carlin says use value farmland appraisal remains alive despite Senate panel kill. Debate centers on shifting property tax burdens between farmland homeowners and urban interests with potential constitutional changes and a revived push by Sen. Charlie Angell to restore the House bill.
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