The Bloody Facts Page Two
The Ottawa Herald presents page two covering ongoing local crime stories with brief notes on incidents and authorities.connection to Ottawa jurisdiction highlights limited details and leaves specifics to follow-up editions.
18 Nov 1969
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1969
Page
1
The Ottawa Herald presents page two covering ongoing local crime stories with brief notes on incidents and authorities.connection to Ottawa jurisdiction highlights limited details and leaves specifics to follow-up editions.
Readers fault the delayed reporting of a bloodmobile outcome. About 250 pints were donated by Ottawa University students, but the county quota was not credited. The piece blames Red Cross management and reliance on unpaid local volunteers, urging professional outreach to boost participation and funding.
The Legislative Council backed a measure 23 to 0 that would let courts order traffic violators to take driver education classes at their own expense. If enacted it could affect all drivers in Kansas and add schooling costs alongside fines as the traffic toll climbs toward a new record. Death, too, carries high costs.
Letter details a distant state patient undergoing colon irrigation to remove alleged toxins. It notes 45 gallons of water flushed in one hour per treatment, three treatments completed, and a regimen of 100 castor oil capsules administered five per day initially, then two or three daily.
A reader questions the value and safety of colon irrigation and similar so called treatments. A doctor warns these procedures can cause water intoxication and irritable colon and urges rational medical care. Other letters define periodontal disease and describe desensitization for histamine headaches. Prayer closes the column with a devotional note.
In Paris 68,000 concierges oversee buildings from loges yet the role dies out. The Building Guards Union predicts 20,000 women will disappear in a decade, with 5,000 over 75. Landlords skip pay, health inspections end many posts, and aging workers face shrinking demand.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Six minutes allocate for flag and eight for color TV camera. Conrad outside 3 hours 14 minutes, Bean 2 hours 2 minutes. Activities include geology sample collection, instrument deployment, antenna setup, and a color TV broadcast. First EVA begins 6 02 am EST with Conrad, second at 12 32 am Thursday near Surveyor 3.
New York AP notes Nielsen ratings reveal viewer reactions to network programming. CBS leads weekly race with 20.1 average, NBC 18.4, ABC 16.8. Top shows include Gunsmoke and Marcus Welby M D, with new series favored for second seasons and plans for varied, sharper comedies and dramas.
New York AP reports Joey Heatherton gushes over Lance Rentzel and football life as she promotes The Ballad of Andy Crocker. She credits excitement at Rentzel’s plays, calls Namath fascinating, and describes marriage to a Cowboys star as movielike.
New York AP reports a week of large bond sales by the East Chicago Sanitary District Puerto Rico schools and Pacific Gas and Electric seeking hundreds of millions. Banks hold about 100 million from last week and high interest rates of 8.5 percent persist as the Fed tightens money supply, keeping demand strong for funding.
A dense TV guide fragment lists 5 PM to midnight airings across News Weather and a wide mix of game shows, soaps, dramas, and films. Entries name programs such as Truth Or Consequences The Wolf Men Marcus Welby M D The Ballad Of Andy Crocker Run A Crooked Mile Governor And J J days include Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Jeopardy Beverly Hillbillies and Winchester 73 among others.
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