11 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
1
Editorial reports David Miller, head of KU student body, warning editors in Lawrence that top faculty may depart unless salaries rise. He notes KU skipped this year’s increases due to state budget strains and says student leaders will seek support from Kansans and lawmakers.
The article notes college undergraduates may wield influence as 18 year olds gain voting rights. It reports Kansas legislators meeting in Topeka in January and predicts volatile reactions from House and Senate, with many lawmakers up for reelection next year.
Reader asks if men can develop breast cancer alongside awareness that women are affected. The doctor’s guidance explains that breast cancer can occur in men, though it is far less common, outlining symptoms, risk factors, and the importance of evaluation if a man notices a lump or changes.
A reader asks about persistent breast lumps since age 14. Doctors say male breast cancer is rare, lumps may be benign cysts, and suggest mammography or removal to confirm. Also includes letters on Fiberglas static, nosebleeds from high blood pressure, and conjunctival hemorrhage with reassurance.
A look at TV and film fame finds Valentino and Power unlikely TV giants of today. NBC showcases Mystery Movie with McMillan and Wife Columbo, plus Hudson in a police role. Peter Falk as Columbo leads the trio, while Flip Wilson Carroll O Connor and Robert Young top male TV stars. Bobby Sherman faces midseason woes. Networks vie for daytime popularity, with NBC ahead.
Washington lawmakers attack baseball and football magnates as greed driven owners move franchises for money. Rep. Sisk and Sen. Celler, Ervin, Magnuson push antitrust reforms and efforts to curb a growing sports empire. They cite franchise moves like the Senators to Dallas and Giants to New Jersey and call for federal oversight.
The Agriculture Department urged farmers to secure price support loans on more of the 1971 corn crop to lift market prices. The move aligns with debates on a strategic reserve plan to stockpile wheat and feed grain. Hardin opposes the reserve, saying loaned grain already removes market competition. The USDA also eased loan access by allowing emergency loans on unshelled corn and storage at warehouses. Over 15 million bushels have been designated for shipment from tight country elevators to terminals.
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV log lists extensive Western U S program schedule with multiple channels and time slots. It includes news weather sports films and comedies featuring Oak Hill programs like Green and The Munsters and Petticoat Junction with later soaps game shows and nightcap movies. Also shows subscription rates and local editor details.
A fragmented listing shows day parts with soap operas and game shows. Notable titles include Family Affair Dating Game Hollywood Squares That Girl Where The Heart Is Jeopardy Bewitched and As The World Turns with occasional local interviews and news blocks.
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