11 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1969
Page
1
The editorial notes it is illegal to drink on state property but fans and alumni often violate at football games. It cites KU student reporting on illegal nips, criticizes get-tough campus policy, and reflects on legislative accountability. It adds tobacco and liquor tax data, estimating county revenue of over 52 thousand dollars yearly.
A pregnant reader asks Dr Thosteson about persistent cornstarch and laundry starch cravings. She describes daily consumption during three pregnancies, stops after each birth, and wonders about health effects beyond weight gain.
Dr. Thosteson explains pica and unusual cravings such as starch and clay seen in pregnancy. Iron deficiency may drive the urge, as concentrated starch and clay can impede iron absorption. A blood test and iron supplements are advised, with gentle guidance on reducing starch intake if overweight. Prayer closes the reflection.
AP reports signs that the United States may be losing some edge in world business, with foreign competition rising in markets including autos and tech. The U.S. foreign payments deficit deepened in the latest six months, nearing six billion dollars, amid poorer trade figures and foreign stock selling.
In exter nal dimensions Christianity is falling behind as church membership wanes. A secularizing age may yield a servant church in diaspora, with scholars warning Christians risk shrinking to minority status and losing cultural influence. U.N. data show global Christians drop from a third to around 22 percent by century’s end.
A dense listing of daily television programming with times and many show titles across the day. It includes news broadcasts, sports events like World Series and NFL games, classic films, variety shows, game shows, dramas and cartoons, featuring numerous hosts and guests such as Porter Wagoner, Ed Sullivan, Jackie Gleason, Bob Hope, Merv Griffin, and Johnny Carson among others.
In a private champagne moment before a boardroom change, P.J. passes the chair to M.J. as she becomes the new head of a major corporation. Their exchange reveals age, gender, and generational tension, ending with resolve to face the board together.
The Ottawa publication lists daily Tuesday through Saturday issues with editor Robert B. Wellington. Subscription options cover trade area and outside trade area by mail, pricing monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly, plus a note about Associated Press rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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