21 Oct 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1972
Page
1
An Ottawa Herald report describes Governor Ronald Reagan speaking to a 600 editor and publisher gathering in Chicago about Nixon phase II price controls. Reagan entertains with quips, security noted, and hints at future plans without specifics.
A humorous column from Saturday Notebook notes quirky bits from 1972 life. A gourmet cat that only eats rabbit irks a friend, security checks delay travel, and a joke about a deodorant named Locker Room tied to football fans. Congress adjourns as Nixon threatens to impound funds, with wry lines on finances and taxes.
A reader asks what heart attack symptoms warrant urgent care. The response describes classic heart attack signs as a sense of oppressive tightness under the breastbone or upper abdomen, often radiating to the shoulder or midback, with shortness of breath and anxiety. The explanation emphasizes seeking medical help promptly for these warning signs.
A newspaper style letter column discusses common heart attack pains, cautions about cola drinks and caffeine, and the impact of hysterectomy on sex life. It notes that chest pain can be misread as a heart attack, cola in moderation causes no major harm, and hysterectomy alone does not alter sex life or menopause, unless ovaries are removed.
A short devotional prayer praises homelike churches and church members united by Christian love. It thanks God for homes that foster growth and development and closes in Jesus name with Amen.
Washington reports the United States adopts contrasting stances toward Philippines and South Korea as both suspend democratic processes and impose martial law. Marcos in the Philippines leads sweeping reforms while the U.S. withholds comment.
New York AP reports a three year US Soviet trade pact grants MFN status to Russia and permits Export Import Bank credits for American goods potentially lifting trade to 4.5 billion. Senate opposition to MFN status remains a hurdle along with IBM antitrust actions. Howard Hughes sells oil tool business as GNP grows 5.9 percent annual rate in latest quarter.
Kansas Turnpike manager Jerry Brindle limits mowing to narrow strips after teaming with Audubon Society's Ron Klataske to boost native wildflowers along the highway. Foresters plan to plant redbud trees, improving wildlife habitat. The piece notes broader highway standards proposals including seat belt mandates and red light right turns, plus a Kansas Livestock Association meeting where Congressman Keith Sebelius laments political frustration and contemplates re election.
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays, Ottawa Kansas. Subscription rates for trade area by mail monthly 1.44 three months 4.12 six months 7.21 one year 13.39. Outside trade area by mail monthly 2.21 three months 5.41 six months 310.20 one year 19.57. Out of state deduct 3 percent tax. Carrier rate 1.80 per month. Includes sales tax. Associated Press note.
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