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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1971
Page
1
Charles D. Carey Jr. argues in a reader letter that Kansas abortion law is biased against poor women and restricted by hospital accreditation. He urges in-office abortions by qualified doctors and broader access, criticizing the current system and quotas and calling for legal reform.
Dr Thosteson explains whole milk as standard despite cow variation. Whole milk typically contains about 3.5 percent fat and 160 calories per cup. It provides vitamins A and D, with added calcium and phosphorus through fortification and processing.
Reader queries cover choosing milk fat content for children, from 2 percent to skim and evaporated options, plus notes on vitamin fortification. A Q&A addresses the origin of plastic surgery terms, nose scars, and when cosmetic procedures suit emotional need, followed by a salt and iodine concern with an iodine taste note.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department estimates feeding a child from infancy to 18 costs about 8300 for a girl and 8300 for a boy, with costs rising as the child ages. The department notes a 9 year age gap in eating patterns and outlines four food plans economy to liberal.
President Luis Echeverria, entering his second year, faces huge challenges reshaping Mexico’s economy and society. Unemployment, wealth gaps, corruption, and fear press the left-leaning regime as U.S. investment and growth persist. Despite progress in agriculture reform and social programs, rural poverty remains deep with millions earning little.
A collection of brief items notes aging hospital stay drinking driving dangers monk poverty Walrus Club swimming in a frigid Neva River and red winged blackbird mating migration antics. Highlights include seniors hospitalization rates and a warning about three drinks before driving.
AP notes CBS 60 Minutes and NBC Chronolog remain the only regular actuality programs on air. 60 Minutes returns to a late Sunday slot with a car repair expose, Connally profile, and a clergyman visit to Red China. Chronolog, two hours monthly, lingers on Pakistan refugee suffering and a psychology prison experiment, but fails as a strong visual feature and both shows near the bottom of ratings.
A dense TV log lists 5 PM to midnight programming across networks with news, weather, sports, talk shows, game shows, dramas, and several feature films. Notable items include Hogan's Heroes Lassie Gunsmoke Laugh-In Nanny Beverly Hillbillies Beverly Breckenridge Lucille Rivers and multiple classics like Brian's Song and Daddy Long Legs.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for in and out of trade areas with monthly quarterly and yearly options and a 3 percent deduction for out of state purchases. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes AP news use rights.
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