Grass infield project completed at North Diamond
Ottawa Herald reports completion of the grass infield on the north diamond at the baseball complex on West Second Street. Helpers receive thanks for fundraising and organization, including Byron Faden, Pete Cearfoss, Dottie Hay, Joann Scribner, Jim Allen, Steve Queen, and local groups Kiwanis Lions Eagles and Sertoma plus Dale Ackerman from Woodsum who donated $50 or more.
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West Second Street
Byron Faden
Pete Cearfoss
City
Ottawa
Dottie Hay
Joann Scribner
Jim Allen
Steve Queen
Kiwanis
Lions, Eagles
Sertoma
Dale Ackerman
Woodsum
Community backs local baseball diamond upgrade
Nursery owner donated about 200 square yards of blue grass sod along the foul lines while American Legion Baseball and Babe Ruth League each contributed 100. Townspeople gave from a dollar to 30 dollars, with Ottawa Herald and KOFO Radio aiding. Gary Kuntz thanks players and supporters for building Ottawa's strong program.
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American Legion Baseball
Babe Ruth League
Ottawa Herald
Kofo Radio
Ottawa
Pee Wees
Legion
Gary Kuntz
Spotting After Menopause Question to Dr Thesteson
A reader asks why a 14 year postmenopausal woman might spot and if a dilation and curettage would stop it. The inquiry seeks medical reasoning and whether intervention is appropriate at this age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thesteson
Medical Advice on Spotting After Menopause and Emphysema
Readers ask about spotting after menopause and the risk of cancer, plus guidance on D and C as a diagnostic step. The reply explains estrogen adjustments, infection causes, and that a D and C may reveal or rule out cancer. Additional letters cover bullous emphysema treatment limits and advice for caring at home, plus contact for Overeaters Anonymous in Beverly Hills.
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Thosteson
Corporate turmoil widens across industries in 1970s
A wave of red ink and scandals hits major firms across transportation, aerospace, food retailing, and finance. Penn Central seeks bankruptcy. Lockheed sought a $250 million government-backed loan. RCA wrote off $250 million in 1971. Weis Securities failure sparks SEC probes. 87 liquidations tracked by SIPC. National Bank of San Diego collapse looms large with $940 million deposits.
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New York
Penn Central Railroad
Lockheed Aircraft
RCA Corp
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Safeway Stores
Red
Pan American World Air Ways
Weis Securities, Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Securities Investor Protection Corp
Wall Street
Protection Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ray D. Garrett Jr
Garrett
U.S. National Bank of San Diego
Nixon Backers Retreat as Watergate Tapes Crisis Grows
Washington AP reports Nixon's longtime Congressional supporters distance themselves amid the Watergate tapes crisis. Senate and House Republicans show cautious reactions after Nixon agrees to turn over tapes and documents. Some leaders push for a new special prosecutor while others remain silent or skeptical about future disclosures.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
White House
U.S. District Court
John J. Sirica
Evening TV Schedule Highlights From Friday
A dense telecast log lists prime time lineups and films across networks. Programs include Sesame Street, Dragnet, Beverly Hillbillies, Truth Or Consequences, Johnny Carson, Perry Mason, and major films like Guess Who's Coming To Dinner and Elmer Gantry.
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Green Acres
Electric Company
TV Weatherman
Hollywood Squares
Bob Noblitt
Police Surgeon
Beverly Hillbillies
F+ Troop
the Waltons
Combat
Filp Wilson
Toma
Advocates
San Francisco
World Press
Night Gallery
Parents Without Partners
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Don Fambrough
Les Girls
Lilias
Sports Today
NASA
Bowling For Dollars
Dragnet
Animal World
Ozzie’s Girls
Truth Or Consequences
Hee Haw
Starlost
Wall Street Week
Washburn
Brady Bunch
Washington Week In Review
Calucci’s Dept
Sanford and Son
Marcus Welby
M.D
Freddie King
Brian Keith
Dean Martin
Jim Croce
Don Kirshner
Farm Roundup: Butz Pushes Peanut Subsidy Overhaul
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz launches a campaign against Congress to overhaul the peanut subsidy program. He cautions the fight will be rough and says full adoption would cut government guarantees for peanut farmers. Butz notes Georgia as the leading peanut state and cites key lawmakers Sen. Herman Talmadge and Rep. W. R. Poage.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Congress
Butz
Georgia
Sen
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Texas
Rep
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agri
Watergate reruns scaled back as PBS shifts coverage
New York AP report says Senate Watergate hearings will resume next Tuesday with shorter TV coverage on PBS. Most stations rejected gavel to gavel repeats and will air brief summaries instead due to production costs and scheduling, with NPACT providing a committee schedule for stations to follow.
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New York
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
National Public Affairs Center For Television
NPACT
Senate Watergate Committee
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy notice
Ottawa Herald informs readers of subscription rates for in and out of trade area, by mail and by carrier, with tax details and service area. It lists prices for 1 month to 1 year, inland and out of state adjustments, and notes Associated Press rights and imprint.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Business Mirror
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Peter Dominick
R-Corp
Archibald Cox
Sirica
Senate
John J. Rhodes
House
Capitol Hill
GOP
John B. Anderson
R-Nl
House Republican Conference
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Rmd
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Robert P
Andis
World News
Watergate
Carl Albert
D-Okla
FBI
Monster
Twos Company
Alomorow
Jennifer O'Neill
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