Editorial Unleashed Leash Law for Ottawa Dogs
Ottawa Herald editorial argues current April to July dog confinement fails with many owners ignoring rules and lawmen underfunded. Suggests year round leash rule or stricter approach like impoundment, bonds, and potential destruction after 72 hours, plus license reform and stronger enforcement.
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Humane Society
Kansas
Ottawa
Chuckhole Heaven Lingers On I 35 Link To Emporia
The Interstate 35 link from Ottawa to Emporia faces delays. US 50 east of Emporia remains a chuckhole heavy route with 4800 vehicles daily including many trucks. Officials warn drivers to proceed at their own risk as right of way purchases continue and completion shifts to 1973–74.
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Emporia Gazette
Interstate 35
Emporia
Ottawa
Highway Department
Dear Dr Thosteson I need reassurance about yearly X rays
A hospital worker asks Dr Thosteson to ease worries about annual chest X rays, describing a plain chest plate exam. The note seeks guidance on safety of repeated radiographs in a medical setting.
Xray safety basics and humorous medical questions keep readers informed
In a Q A format, Dr Thosteson explains that a single yearly Xray is safe and extra images add little risk, cites 180 milliroentgens per year as a tolerance, and notes chest Xrays reveal TB screening purpose. The column also responds to questions on veins in teenage girls, gall stone surgery outcomes, and ends with a quirky New York AP column snippet on tattoos and woodpeckers.
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R.H
NAB Spotlight On New Gadgets at 51st NAB Convention
Washington AP reports the NAB convention buzzes with gadget pitches and new gear including an FM excitor 2202A and digital antenna monitor while AWRT discusses women’s power in broadcasting. Panelists note sex discrimination fading, yet some critics call the session smug. They observe few young women seek hands on work at small stations before aiming for big markets.
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Washington
National Association of Broadcasters
Shoreham
Sheraton Park
American Women In Radio & Television
AWRT
Rose Blyth Kemp
Los Angeles
Miss Kemp
Agriculture Dept Explains Nixon Farm Policy Aims
Washington AP report notes the Agriculture Department will use field offices to clarify what it views as the Nixon administration farm policy for the future, detailing interpretations and intended directions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
White Paper Defends Nixon Farm Policy Extension
The Lockhorns report a state Agriculture Service white paper arguing no end to federal farm programs. It quotes Assistant Secretary Carroll G. Brunthauer defending extension of the 1970 Act to lift farm incomes and maintain set aside goals while citing job-focused regional plans and WASA AM WHDG FM leader Mrs. Virginia Pate Wetter in Havre de Grace, Maryland.
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Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service
Carroll G. Brunthauer
Nixon
Brunthaver
Television schedule log with many classic programs
The Ottawa Kansas daily TV log lists daily airings across channels from 5:00 PM to 5:00 AM, featuring Sesame Street, Lost In Space, The Waltons, Perry Mason, Bonanza, Mister Rogers, The Tonight Show, News, Weather, and multiple movie titles. It notes broadcasting rights and subscription details alongside AP attribution.
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Kansas
Mayberry
RFD
Hogan‘s Heroes
TV Weatherman
World News
Circus
Statistics
Dargnet
Beverly Hillbillies
John Smith
Pocahontas
Advocates
Mod Squad
Flip Wilson
the Waltons
ABC
Pueblo
Ironside
Dean Martin
World Press
Jonathan Winters
Johnny Carson
Hong Kong
Four States
Flintstones
Mike Douglas
Dinah Shore
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Peyton Place
Big Valley
Andy Griffith
Green Acres
Treehouse Lane
Maine
Silver Creek
Mayberry Rfc
Hogan’s Heroes
Lilias
High Chaparral
Wall Street Week
Sanford and Son
Washingtonn Review
America
Charlie
Jesus
Watergate credibility gap deepens amid court and congressional disclosures
Washington AP reports that detailed accounts of political espionage and wiretapping fuel the credibility gap plaguing the Nixon White House. Executive privilege blocks testimony by Dean while White House aides Chapin and Kalmbach face scrutiny. Gray testimonies add to the controversy as Byrd questions a possible coverup.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Dean
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
George McGovern
Dwight L. Chapin
Chapin
Herbert W. Kalmbach
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Senate Judiciary Committee
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