09 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1972
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes Olathe High School Eagles boast a 4-0 season, predicting their homecoming clash against Ottawa. The editorial cites strong Eagle support and forecasts a dominating 28-0 Ottawa victory, with a cautious remark about editors betting on football.
A reflection on the struggle among State Department Commerce and Treasury over foreign policy. It notes tensions between Secretary of State Nixon Kissinger Henry Senate influence and CIA involvement, with Americans mystified by Washington’s manner of conducting policy.
A critique noting how politicians use broad appeals to groups like Jews Catholics Poles and workers. It argues voters face emotional and pocketbook promises, with rhetoric compared to applesauce, leaving intelligence insulted and elections decided by broad slogans.
A reader compliments the doctor on blunt practical responses, praising the straightforward style and informative guidance. The note reflects appreciation for direct medical advice and emphasis on clear, decisive communication.
The reader describes sacral lumbar arthritis causing severe morning and a mid back pain, limited walking, and reliance on an electric heating pad. The columnist suggests diathermy or sonar as palliative options, notes heat soothes muscles, and emphasizes maintaining joint flexibility through activity. Consider firmer mattress support and consult a doctor for personalized guidance.
A mix of home remedies and Q A letters discuss bed board use to reduce mattress sag, questions about German measles vaccination and pregnancy immunity, concerns on cola caffeine effects, and a brief prayer fragment expressing gratitude and guidance.
New York Family Court Judge Shirley Kram sentences two preteen boys to scrub graffiti they spray painted on subway station walls. She cites giving them a chance to adopt responsibility over institutional punishment, noting she is a mother of a teenage son.
Kansas universities survey of 1972 seniors shows KU students rate their campus as quite snobbish by 11 percent, highest among six state schools. Ft. Hays State and K-State are much lower, while about 12 percent of seniors at Ft. Hays and K-State view their schools as quite intellectual.
New York AP reports an entertainment show about venereal disease titled VD Blues airs on PBS at 8 p.m. across 223 stations with Arlo Guthrie and Dr Hook contributions. Host Dick Cavett explains syphilis and gonorrhea in plain terms while sketches and a Clayton Riley piece depict treatment access issues in the ghetto. The program aims to inform youths while balancing entertainment and public health goals.
Daily grid lists numerous programs from Sesame Street to The Tonight Show with NBC and local notes. Includes serials, movies, sports events such as Football Oakland vs Houston and station promos for Sunrise Semester, Mister Rogers, News and Weather blocks, and subscription details.
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