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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1968
Page
1
Local readers face steep property taxes with county and city levies varying from 93.85 to 127.45 per thousand. Rural areas pay less and state aid to schools is the key proposed relief. Officials urge legislature to address funding to ease the burden on homeowners and spur growth.
A reader laments Jackie Kennedy Onassis's remarriage to Aristotle Onassis. The writer notes her age, his controversy, and fears for her public image and dignity as a former First Lady. The piece contrasts personal choice with national expectations and sympathy for presidents' spouses.
A reader asks if hepatitis can spread via items other than food or clothing. A doctor responds that the virus can be transmitted by handling objects touched by a patient, though careful hygiene lowers risk.
A physician advises on hepatitis infection risks from contaminated water and towels, proper hand washing, and safe swimming. The column also answers a reader about persistent bad breath, suggests checking bronchial or nasal causes, and notes eyelash regrowth after pulling them out along with infection risk. Additionally it includes brief biblical trivia and a note on a Bible quiz with four questions and points.
Washington AP reports that results from New York Connecticut and Massachusetts could shape the presidential outcome. Nixon needs two of the three early states to be virtually assured victory while Humphrey could still lose despite sweeping all three. The piece links urban voter turnout and third party pressures to potential shifts in key states and regions.
Republicans have widened their national edge to 26 24 in governorships as 21 states vote this year. Several Democratic incumbents face term limits or are retiring, while Republicans defend or seek gains in states including Arizona Illinois Indiana Kansas Montana New Hampshire New Mexico Rhode Island South Dakota Texas Vermont and Wisconsin. Campaigns focus on taxes, law and order, and economic programs as party-line contests shape control of statehouses nationwide.
A devotional fragment notes Caleb at eighty five and asks for strength to seize the mountain cited by the Lord. It includes a prayer to Our Father asking for vision courage and faith to practice great beliefs with Jesus present.
Auld Lang Syne notes that twenty five years ago county school students collected a total of 173,089 pounds of scrap iron and tin. Fifty years ago the American Army crossed the Meuse to the east bank and broke enemy resistance to a point of demoralization.
A dense log lists TV programs by time and title including Election Coverage News Weather Postmark Mid-America One Way To Safety Sunrise Semester TV Party Line Today Farm oe King Kong News Captain Kangaroo Lucille Ball General Hospital Concentration Dick Cavett Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith Personality Dick Van Dyke Hollywood Squares Love of Life Jeopardy Bewitched Eye Guess Treasure Isle Take 5 News Love Lucy Farm Report Local Interview News As The World Turns Let's Make A Deal My Favorite Martian Pay Cards Days Of Our Lives Donald OConnor Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Guiding Light Edge of Night One Life To Live Dark Shadows House Party Password Mike Douglas Torey and Friends Flintstones Perry Mason Merv Griffin Flintstones Movie Ma And Pa Kettle Mike Douglas Gilligan's Island News Outdoors in Kansas Truth or Consequences News Weather Sports What's New Virginian Here Come The Brides Film Short Good Guys Japanese Time Peyton Place Beverly Hillbillies Bob Hope Black Journal Blood On The Arrow Green Acres Outsider NET Festival Tonight Movie The Pharaoh's Woman Faith For Our Times.
Ottawa Herald edited by Robert B. Wellington lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and annual options. It notes copyright rights held by The Associated Press for local news and AP dispatches.
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