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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
1
Short Step analysis suggests next Kansas Legislature may push a strong anti litter bill aimed at beer cans and soda bottles. Drawing on Oregon's law with five cent deposits, proponents cite reduced waste while grocers and beverage dealers warn of disaster and higher costs for households.
On November 1 1973 the speaker warns about widespread littering and increasing waste. He argues scarce disposal space and shrinking resources demand reuse of containers and tougher laws, saying the proposed anti litter measure is only a start and not enough.
Readers express continued bafflement over tampon usage with a flood of letters highlighting uncertainty about proper application, safety, and bathroom practices. Sentiments reveal age and cultural gaps in understanding, with many seeking guidance from experts and authorities.
A teenage girl with painful tampon use gets explanation and guidance. Doctors say small hymenal opening may require junior tampons or external protection. Other letters discuss tampon effects on flow, swimming safety, and birth control basics. A mother asks about her son’s sterility after mumps, explained as possible damage to sperm-producing glands.
A reflection on Acts 4 13 where observers remark the uneducated fishermen were with Jesus and a prayer asks God to cleanse lives and enable change toward useful discipleship in Christ.
New York AP reports Radio-TV Reports Inc monitors broadcasts in 15 cities with 100 staff, offering verbatim transcripts and tallies of coverage. Founder David Fins says clients are corporations and foundations seeking their own image and issue focus, with business dipping during election years.
In a bleak national mood commentators note inflation, joblessness, and aging urban systems while U.S. Steel reports Q3 net income of 87.3 million on sales near 1.8 billion, citing price controls as a restraint though profits rise 182 percent. Some see a cautious ray of opportunity for investors amid mixed signals.
A dense listing of TV program slots across hours with many shows noted by title and channel style, including Sesame Street Leave It To Beaver Truth Or Consequences Mister Rogers Green Acres Wild Wild West Electric Company To Tell The Truth Hogan's Heroes Beverly Hillbillies Dragnet Animal World Ozzie's Girls Hee Haw Starlost Wall Street Week Spartacus Masterpiece Theatre Needles And Pins Room 222 Love American Style Dean Martin Perry Mason Spinout Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman High Noon and more detailed by times and blocks.
The Agriculture Department reports October prices farmers received for raw products fell four percent from September, led by declines in cattle hogs wheat broilers and eggs. Milk rice dry beans oranges and grapefruit rose, while overall farm prices remained 42 percent above a year earlier. Meat animals fell 9 percent as beef cattle hogs and wheat showed notable drops from September and August peaks.
A humorous column by HAL BOYLE lists a string of utopian fixes and social goals from catching cabs in rain to ending boring TV ads. It blends satirical wish list items with agricultural price figures for corn soybeans cotton and milk. The piece moves from absurd ideas to a government tax free year proposal and ends with farm price data as of Oct 15.
Ottawa Herald presents regional and out of area subscription prices with monthly quarterly and annual terms. Rates include tax details for trade area and out of area subscribers with out of state tax adjustments and carrier options.
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