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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
1
Page Two editorial examines rising men’s clothing costs with new fabrics like textured polyesters and double knits. It questions why prices jump despite cheaper materials and diverse cuts, noting double knits at 3 dollars per yard and stretch wovens at 4 dollars, and speculates on style-driven sacking.
James W. McCord admitted he never met Sen. Robert Dole or worked for the RNC. Dole, Kansas Republican, led the GOP during Nixon’s reelection and was eased out by White House aides. Sen. Charles Percy said Dole’s removal cited concerns over Watergate inquiries. Kansas Democrats seek to smear Dole, which locals dispute.
In New York AP report Herbert Stein and the Council of Economic Advisers argue that recent price spikes are temporary and caused by exceptional factors. They cite food prices, grain sales to the Soviets, fishmeal shortages, weather, and dollar depreciation, warning that consumers and business fear could fuel further inflation or even a recession if expectations worsen.
The Midwest Research Institute ranks states on living quality but omits air and water pollution and traffic, drawing criticism for a narrow yardstick. Critics argue environmental factors shape well being, noting southern California’s smog and congestion undermine the results while Kansas assets rise without such pollution concerns. The letter questions the study’s data and purpose.
Reader asks if high blood pressure affects blushing. Dr Thosteson says it rarely does at 16 and advises normal pressure check. Emphasizes psychological factors and growing self confidence to reduce blushing. Includes notes on gout, bunions, vitiligo, and a closing prayer.
The Agriculture Department expands a three year pilot to six more crops across 15 states. About $2.2 million from 1972 funds trains field scouts to guide spray decisions using chemical, biological, and cultural methods with farmers paying fees. If successful, farmers may fund operations entirely next year.
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