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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1973

Page

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Quality of life tastes and inflation jump to home kitchens

A Kansas City study on quality of life provokes a homey reaction as a neighbor notes the cake aroma reveals more about life than reports. A biking neighbor jokes about constant yelling while another retired friend in Europe observes inflation contrasts and price examples from London Paris and U.S. markets. June brides loom as Chicago papers announce upcoming notices.

Kansas City Kansas Europe London Paris Chicago Windy City Somerset Dennis the Menace Paul Dixon Guiding Light Doctors Bay City General Hospital Peyton Place Andy Griffith Mike Douglas Perry Mason Lassie Jeff's Collie Electric Company Munsters Hazel TV Weatherman World News Beverly Hillbillies Dragnet Animal World Partridge Family Paul Lynde Banacek Dan August June Wayne Owen Marshall Black Journal TV News Final Jack Paar Johnny Carson Laramie Art Linkletter

Veterans Notebook And Gas Woes Hit The Headlines

The piece notes rising newsprint costs with 53 000 Chicago weddings annually and cites congressional concern over housing costs. It recalls Watergate amid local news volume, tells a fable about a gambler and a sick family, and reports Pentagon orders to curb petroleum use as the military plans to buy 300 million barrels this year.

Chicago Washington

Pregnancy Diet Question to Dr Thosteson

A reader describes starting a strict doctor approved fast weight loss diet weeks before discovering pregnancy and seeks medical guidance from Dr Thosteson. The note implies concern about diet safety during early pregnancy and asks for counsel on appropriate steps.

Dr. Thosteson

Safe pregnancy weight goals and health tips

A reader asks how to diet safely during pregnancy to weigh less after birth. Advice urges gaining only 15 to 20 pounds, emphasizes fetus and amniotic fluid weight, and warns against salt retention. Focus on protein, vitamins, minerals, moderate carbohydrates, and avoiding fatty foods. a daily vitamin is advisable. After birth, weight loss should come gradually and learning to eat to avoid gain is key.

A. W Dr. Thoste

Television Schedule and Listings for Ottawa Daily

A dense, dated TV timetable lists CBS and various network programs across dayparts from morning to late night. Programs include Wally's Workshop, The Monkees, The Electric Company, Sesame Street, News and sports segments, multiple movies, sports events, religious and educational programs, and telethon coverage. Numerous channels and times are recorded with many hosted by named figures and brands.

Fun Club CBS Children's Film Festival News Wally’s Workshop Monkees Felony Squad Your Question Please Bill Anderson Christ Unlimited Electric Company Samson Bobby Goldsboro Chicago Cincinnati Speedway Grace Crawford Gambit Dick van Dyke Love of Life Hollywood Squares Be. Witched Alster Rogers Flashback Somerset Noor Edition All My Children Farm Report Paul Dixon

Farm share slips as middlemen gain in April food round up

Washington AP reports that the farmer's share of consumer food spending dipped to 44.2 cents per dollar in April, while middlemen's take rose. The market basket rose 1.1 percent from March, with beef at a record 1.36 per pound. Middlemen earned 825 dollars of the April 1480 basket, farmers 655, and a year earlier the split favored farmers more. Since January, the basket up 142 with farmers receiving 105 of that increase.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA

Campers Face Dual Camping Fees This Summer

Kansas campers confront a dual system as a $5 annual permit covers unlimited state campground use while federal Corps of Engineers sites impose nightly fees up to $2. The split has sparked confusion and concerns over access, with officials noting water levels may limit usable sites and studies elsewhere show user numbers may not drop.

Leroy Towns Kansas Harris Enterprises Topeka Federal Corps of Engineers Burris Jackson

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