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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1973
Page
1
In a Saturday Ottawa Herald notebook, the writer recalls wartime rationing and shortages, laments inflation talk, jokes about garden plans and baseball rule changes, and critiques media coverage after a triple murder. The piece ties personal memories to current political events including Kennedy and Wallace.
A 26 year old expectant mother seeks permanent sterilization after three births. She discusses consulting her husband and medical providers to plan tubal ligation as a final family decision.
The article weighs hysterectomy against tubal ligation for preventing pregnancy. It notes hysterectomy is major surgery with longer recovery and no future children, while tubal ligation is simpler with quicker recovery and potential reconstruction. It also mentions effects on menstruation and sex life, and includes reader questions on skin cracks and bed-wetting drug imipramine hydrochloride.
Sixten Ehrling will join Juilliard School as head of the orchestral department in October. The Swedish-born conductor currently leads the Detroit Symphony, a post he will leave at season's end. He will direct the Concert Orchestra and mentor student conductors, succeeding retired Alfred Wallenstein who continues as a guest.
Washington AP data show February live poultry inspections at 926 million pounds, mostly broilers, down 15 percent from January and 5 percent from February 1972. Department of Agriculture figures highlight a notable drop in poultry slaughter activity.
Kansas lawmakers face a labor reform battle as Yount highlights harsh limits on medical benefits and wage loss for work related injuries. He cites Marvin Bergemann's case and compares state laws to federal standards, urging higher employer contributions and broader coverage amid a stalled 1973 session.
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