31 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
1
Editorial observes the wide beef price spread from 34 cents paid to farmers to $1.59 at the counter. It notes federal scrutiny into the middlemen and logistics driving the widening gulf among farmers, packers, transporters, and retailers, with no single culprit clear.
The piece notes rising costs from federal meat regulations, with prices at 1.59 per pound, while consumers see better quality and protection. It highlights rising unemployment among ex servicemen, estimates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and upcoming college graduates competing for summer jobs. It urges labor flexibility for business and suggests summer hiring as a learning opportunity.
In Great Bend a 19 year old reserve police sergeant filed to run for sheriff as governor signs a bill granting majority rights to 18 year olds. The scene shows a shift in local politics with a new crowd challenging old party hacks.
A 17 year old female writes to Dr Thosteson describing severe vaginal itching lasting months. She reports scratching to bleeding, prior use of a vaginal spray six months earlier, and nightly baths without relief.
Dr Thosteson answers questions on vaginitis causes including yeast infections protozoa and bacteria. He notes that treatment depends on the cause and recommends a gynecologist. He warns about reinfection from partners and the birth control pill’s role, plus guidance on Pap test frequency.
Washington AP reports live cattle prices for the week ending March 25 edged down from February highs, averaging 32.40 per hundredweight, while slaughter cow prices rose to 23.70. Steers and heifers fell to 34.70, hog prices dropped from 25.70 to 23.30, with broader cattle and hog price shifts noted across months from January to March.
A Parkersburg run of the Turbo Train, a high speed Amtrak project backed by Rep. Harley Staggers, prompts questions of funding and political influence. The lease costs exceed revenues, with maintenance rising as the service tests mountain routes in West Virginia.
New York AP reports psychologist Joyce Brothers will guest star on ABC soap opera One Life to Live playing herself. She will aid a distressed character by addressing anxiety neurosis, marking her first acting role after a life of radio TV and print work.
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert B Wellington and pricing by mail or carrier. Rates cover trade area and out of state options, with tax notes and AP news use privileges.
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