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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1969
Page
1
The U S Department of Agriculture allows up to 15 percent chicken in frankfurters and permits chicken skins in hot dog mixtures. The piece condemns the rule as pandering to poultry interests amid high beef and pork prices. It urges clear label terms and bold warnings on ersatz franks.
The Kansas governor held a news conference stressing cautious optimism about state finances. He noted revenues exceed predictions but said 1970 needs remain uncertain, with estimates around 70 to 90 million. He opposed sales tax increases or extending tax coverage to medical services and did not favor eliminating federal tax deductions.
A reader asks what a benign tumor is and notes a 19 year old daughter has one in her breast. The doctor says it will not cause trouble but recommends removal. A benign tumor is a non cancerous lump or growth.
Dr Thosteson discusses benign and malignant breast tumors, advising removal of new lumps to determine nature, noting young women can have cancer, and explaining that benign tumors involve removing only the lump. He answers a reader query about whether alcohol in cooking affects intoxication, noting alcohol does evaporate but practical effects vary.
A mail column notes Kim Novak and Charlie Chaplin share left handedness among 200 million southpaws. An Army hearing expert urges fitted earplugs, citing Dr Jerry L. North ern of Walter Reed Hospital who says about half of 500,000 troops in combat training suffer significant hearing loss from small arms and artillery noise before deployment.
Hal Boyle notes postwar federal employment passing three million with 2 percent of states having more federal than state workers. He cites mental illness rates, hospitalizations, overweight prevalence, mosquito attraction, and Alaska as the most air minded state with one in eight Alaskans holding a pilot’s license.
New York AP reports American firms are increasingly hiring specialized executives as corporate ambassadors and scientific attaches to manage overseas operations. Salaries reach 35 000 to 70 000 dollars, with Latin America experts in highest demand. Honeywell and Occidental Petroleum add European scientific liaison roles to strengthen international ties and local leadership.
The piece profiles teen runaways, focusing on a Rhode Island youth known as Mike who vanished into New York's East Village scene and later returned. It discusses national scope, motives, and dangers, with quotes from police, social workers, and activists about why youths flee, where they go, and efforts to reunite families.
Tom Wixon a University of Nevada senior planned obstetrics but failed to meet grades yet delivered his first baby his own The 7 pound 4 ounce girl Lisa arrived after a Lake Tahoe party trip The doctor cut the umbilical cord at St Mary's Hospital The Wixons Jeannie 25 and their newborn were kept together after the birth
A dense TV log lists programs across channels with time slots from 5:00 PM through midnight. It includes News Weather Sports, classic shows, family favorites, game shows, movies, and specials featuring major programs like Truth or Consequences, Beverly Hillbillies, Hawaii Five-O, Merv Griffin, Tonight, Love of Life, Jeopardy, and more across multiple networks.
Ottawa Herald announces daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Lists subscription rates for trade area and outside area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options and prices. Also notes The Associated Press holds exclusive publication and dispatch rights.
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