13 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1971
Page
1
Ottawa editor sketches a household view of the Nixon era wage price controls with jokes about Phase I and Phase II. He notes wage growth rumors of 5.5 percent and questions whether utilities and natural gas price hikes fit Wage Price Board guidelines. He highlights how workers face rising prices and uncertain retirement prospects.
The column mocks Hubert Humphrey with casual digs about grits and okra while noting Senator Fred Harris of Oklahoma quit the race amid debt and burnout. It cites campaign-finance limits, wealth redistribution plans, and a Washington trip with a White House protest scene. A lone picket opposed to women’s liberation holds a sign outside the presidency.
Dear Dr Thosteson asks about red blood cells in urine and meaning after three occurrences. He notes prior tests were normal and seeks insight into potential past or current urinary tract issues. Biserves investigation into bleeding from any urinary source prompts discussion of possible conditions and next steps.
Dr Thosteson discusses causes of intermittent blood in urine including kidney stones ulcers and caruncle. He notes tests like intravenous pyelogram and cystoscopy help localize issues and explains blood in urine patterns and guidance for further info. He then answers a reader about a missing toenail congenital defects and cautions there is little to do, and advises reassurance. He also addresses tendonitis linked to golf and advises rest gradual return to activity, possible hydrocortisone injections, and that overuse may worsen symptoms.
A devotional prayer asks God to free believers from the clutches of sin and invites God’s beauty to express itself in their lives. It closes with a traditional Lord’s Prayer sentiment and a benediction in Jesus name.
Washington reports increasing pressure in Congress for relief as farmers face sagging corn prices. Agriculture Secretary Hardin, at a farewell news conference, reaffirmed opposition to higher loan guarantees and purchases, though he did not rule out near term actions. Earl Butz nominated to succeed Hardin, while set aside compliance shows few discrepancies in 1971 acreage rules.
Ottawa Herald lists publication details for Cedar 1048 and Wellington editor Robert 5 Wellington. It outlines daily issues except Sunday and holidays, trade area subscription rates by mail with monthly and yearly options, rates outside trade area, out of state discount, and AP news exclusive use.
The Price Commission outlines that average price increases should stay near 2.5 percent annually after the freeze, with some items exempt and enforcement via posted ceilings. It notes firms may raise costs post-freeze if productivity rises, but not boost profit margins. spot checks by IRS and regulator oversight apply.
A sprawling TV log lists daytime to late night programs across genres. Entries cover news, sports, movies, children's shows, game shows, and soap operas including NBC/CBS style listings with titles like The Longest Day and This Is Your Life and many others across hours.
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP The Salvation Army gets a $201000 bequest from the estate of former oilman Clay Moore who died at 79 in 1968. Officials say the funds will finance capital improvements and new facilities rather than daily operations.
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