Editorial Seeks Genuine Interest in Local Issues
In a November 1 1969 Ottawa Herald column, concerns about the four fatality crash on US-59 are raised, noting the highway’s straight segment and double yellow line. The writer counters claims on rental housing by highlighting Grace Episcopal Church’s non profit project for 100 units near Tenth and Olive Streets, contingent on approval.
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Ottawa Herald
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From Our Readers on Rules and Ottawa Housing
A reader laments passing laws and urges adherence to rules as public protection. The letter cites a northbound crash and calls for universal rule respect. Rev Hoppe supports housing action in Ottawa, backing Canterbury Court as a start toward more low-cost rental units.
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Harry E. Scott
Wellsville
Federal Housing Authority
Ottawa
Canterbury Court
Leopold Hoppe
South Elm
Child spacing interval suggested as 27 to 30 months
A reader letter to Dr Thosteson cites a college study and a later survey finding the ideal spacing between children is 27 to 30 months for both mother and child. The letter notes doctors largely agree but parts of the text are unclear.
To Your Good Health Dr Thosteson Advice on Family and Health
A reader letter discusses family planning after a first child, the ideal spacing for a second, and how the older child may react. It covers potential conflicts, school timing, and how arrival of a baby affects siblings, with notes on August arrivals and keeping the older child engaged. A second Q A clarifies breast swelling in children and its normalcy, with guidance on cold compresses and menstruation timing.
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J.M. McN
Television Log Full Day Network Schedule Almanac
Comprehensive TV grid listing programs, hosts, and time blocks across day parts. Notable names include Johnny Quest, Lassie, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, Tonight, and Merv Griffin, with films like Beau Geste and The Desert Hawk. Data dense with channel blocks, titles, and recurring personalities.
Broad Scale Religious Opposition to Tax Exemption Case
American religious leaders mobilize against a Supreme Court case seeking to end tax exemptions for churches and synagogues. The move sparks pushback from Christian and Jewish groups, who warn it would hamper humanitarian services and religious freedom. Leading voices cite Marshall and warn that taxing houses of worship could threaten religious exercise. The Synagogue Council of America, U.S. Catholic Conference, and the National Council of Churches file briefs in opposition.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Dean Kelley
Religious Liberties Department
National Counci of Church
National Council
John C. Marshall
Baptist Joint Committee On Public Affairs
Washington, D.C
Friend of
Synagogue Council of America
U.S. Catholic Conference
Statistics Defy Official Opinions
New York AP report shows September leading economic indicators rising 1.3 percent, countering hopes of cooling. Gains noted in manufacturing work week, durable goods orders, plant equipment, materials prices, and stocks. declines in unemployment claims, building permits, and price labor cost ratio. Nixon aides tout anti inflation stance. Mayo says credit conditions easing while policy remains tight. Mortgage rates rise above 8 percent for first time. Bank Board chair Preston Martin cites market pressures and fund shortages.
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Congress
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Preston Martin
Bank Board
Nixon Backs SST Jet Despite Panel Criticism
President Nixon approved funding for the Supersonic Transport after a high level panel questioned its noise, economics, and impact on the trade balance. The report urged caution, arguing the project could be a white elephant, while Congress had earlier halted new funding amid design problems.
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Nixon
Congress
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Advisory Committee
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Transportation Department
Lee DuBridge
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Henry Houthakker
U. Alexis Johnson
Houthakker
Reuss
Tax Table Comparison Shows Reform Bill Impacts
The table contrasts present federal income taxes with those under the Senate Finance Committee reform plan for a married couple with two children and a single person. It notes the surcharge is not included and observes House and Senate committee bills are identical in family impact while differing for singles, with older filers and widows gaining relief under the House plan.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee
104 S Cedar Daily Paper Rates and AP Use
The notice from 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas outlines publication frequency as daily except Sunday and holidays. It lists editor and publisher Robert B Wellington and subscription rates for in and out of the trade area by mail, detailing monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly prices and noting AP exclusivity for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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