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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1973
Page
1
A Kansas newspaper notes public backlashed concern over gasoline shortages while leaders warn of scarcity. It cites Nixon energy talk, a defense plane trip costing 7,400 gallons, and questions why government action lags as citizens feel the pinch.
A patient describes a recurring detergent rash that resists treatment despite a shot pills and drying ointment. The condition itches flares and weeps, prompting ongoing concern and follow up with Dr Thosteson.
In a patient with detergent sensitivity the recommendation is to avoid contact with detergents and soaps and use cotton-lined gloves while cleaning. Additional advice covers possible dermatitis management, skin dryness, and the idea that once sensitivity develops the skin may react to many household chemicals.
The cancellation wave hits five ABC series effective mid January including Room 222 Love American Style New Temperatures Rising Griff Adam's Rib and upcoming mid January and February premieres The shakeup leaves ABC leading cancellations among the networks NBC and CBS follow Then Sinatra’s TV return fares poorly against The Hospital and a CBS Thanksgiving special CBS Bach on Sunday morning airs Rosalyn Tureck piano program for Look Up and Live and Lamp Unto My Feet.
Washington economists from the Agriculture Department report farmers earned an average of 1.60 dollars a bushel for the 1972 corn crop, the highest in 21 years, with near record prices likely to stay through next spring. The 1.60 season average covers the year ending Sept. 30, up from 1.08 in 1971-72 and close to the 1951 peak of 1.66.
Ten years after John F. Kennedy’s assassination, Edward M. Kennedy faces mounting party and family pressure to skip a 1976 presidential run. Democratic leaders fear Chappaquiddick and Watergate fallout could split the party, while Kennedy weighs the burden of family responsibilities and ailing son as he considers his future.
Hal Boyle reflects on Thanksgiving as a warmer, more religious holiday where family bonds, gratitude, and shared meals outlast the bustle of other holidays. He recalls large family reunions, declines the lure of grand celebrations, and celebrates the value of togetherness and giving.
Doug Harris, 24, a university student, hosted a four tier cake ceremony to celebrate his divorce at a Nashville venue. He said the event is a personal milestone and not an admission that all divorcees are evil.
Ottawa Herald outlines subscription rates for in and out of trade area by mail and carrier, with tax details and a note on AP news rights. Includes editor contact Robert B. Wellington and publication disclaimer.
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