11 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1972
Page
1
Editorial notes the economy shows mixed signals from Washington. It argues inflation control is stressed by a jammed Price Commission while Social Security benefits rise and a San Francisco bank hikes the prime rate. The piece contends government actions undermine price controls and worsen lending costs.
A Bronzed Kansas City dispute over ticketed home games and TV restrictions mirrors nationwide sellouts. The piece cites taxes on Arrowhead’s complex, congressional hearings, and public pressure on club owners to loosen access. It also profiles Anderson, a 35-year meat processor in Bird City, facing state meat inspections that threaten his business amid regulatory changes.
A 71 year old man with severe arteriosclerosis and gout reports a months long persistent bitter taste in the mouth described as bitter as gall and worsening. No additional diagnostic details provided.
Doctors admit limited knowledge on age related taste alteration often salt or bitter. Possible mild strokes or nerve changes may be involved. Advice includes nutrition, mouth drynes, smoking linkage, and lime candy. Diverticulosis surgery explained with risk. Apple cider vinegar question answered: not harmful to heart or beneficial. Prayer included.
In Palm Springs a relaxed Spiro Agnew, Nixon’s top campaigner, keeps to a light schedule with two or three events daily and prefers in-and-out airport appearances. He avoids crowds, wears a steady tie, travels with cookies, and shifts to off-the-cuff speeches focused on the administration’s record rather than personalities.
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a lasting monument. He notes memories persist despite time and weather, contrasting past and present social quirks, from radio in the White House to shifts in beds and lighting, painting a nostalgic portrait of change.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department forecasts a record 256.8 million drumsticks this year, barring an unlikely surplus of one legged birds. THE LOCKHORNS
A poultry report notes two per cent more hens for next year and a record 128.4 million turkeys in 1972, up seven per cent from 1971 and about one per cent above the 1967 mark. Minnesota leads with 20.7 million turkeys, up 12 per cent, while Georgia North Dakota Oklahoma Ohio and Oregon forecast declines. Prices to growers have eased but are expected to firm by fall and near year-earlier levels by January.
Television log lists daily programming from 5:00 AM to 2:15 AM with news weather sports daytime talk shows and prime time movies. It includes Sesame Street Lost in Space Daredevil and many network series plus local ads and notices. It notes Ottawa Kansas as publication location and lists subscription rates.
Washington AP reports two farmer owned cooperative advocates plan a Jan. 1 merger. National Council of Farmer Cooperatives will absorb the National Federation of Grain Cooperatives as a division led by Glen D. Hofer. Current leaders include Kenneth D. Naden as executive VP and Robert C. McInturf of Fresno as president.
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