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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1971

Page

2

Highway Delay Looms Over KU Season Kickoff

Editorial laments slow US-59 progress between Lawrence and Ottawa, outlining environmental reviews land acquisition and timelines that stretch into a decade. It contrasts hoped for relief with the pace of state action while criticizing teachers for resisting wage-price freeze and urging support for national belt-tightening. Mrs. Walter Pankratz, 502 E. 14th.

University of Kansas Lawrence Ottawa 23Rd Street Pleasant Grove Topeka Walter Pankratz

Stitches During Childbirth Question for Dr Thosteson

A reader anticipating her fifth child asks what determines the need for stitches in childbirth and notes she had stitches with her first four deliveries. The inquiry seeks medical guidance on factors influencing perineal repair and future delivery plans.

Dr. Thosteson

Episiotomy helps mother and baby in delivery

A reader asks about whether size affects need for an episiotomy and how to avoid stitches. The doctor explains the cut can prevent tearing and aid healing, with bowel care tips after delivery. Other letters cover venereal disease testing, alcohol use, cancer treatment, and a prayer note.

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Televised Schedule Fragment Highlights Afternoon to Late Night

The listing presents an extensive, dense TV guide style rundown of daytime and evening programs across multiple networks. It includes cartoons, news, movies, sports, public affairs, and variety shows with numerous titles and time blocks, showing a busy viewership roster.

Nixon and Eisenhowers Lead Gala Opening at Kennedy Center

Washington AP President and Mrs Nixon and Mrs Eisenhower head a 2200 strong crowd at the Kennedy Center concert hall premiere with Antal Dorati conducting the National Symphony Orchestra. The program opened with Beethoven’s Consecration of the House Overture after a late start.

Washington Nixon Mamie Eisenhower National Cultural Center National Symphony Orchestra Antal Dorati John F. Kennedy Center Arts Dwight D. Eisenhower Nixons Roger L. Stevens David Lloyd Kreeger Stevens Kennedy Center Kreeger National Symphony Society Ludwig van Beethoven Vienna Josephstadt Theater

Writers foresee Pearson Docking race sparks debate

Editorial pages across Kansas discuss a possible Pearson versus Docking contest for the U S Senate next year. Wichita Eagle and Dorado Times doubt a quick win for Pearson while Lawrence Journal-World and Hays News warn predictions are premature. Kansas City Kansan notes Docking’s strong run and GOP unity could shape the race.

Edward McGrath James B. Pearson Robert Docking Ripon Society Pearson The Wichita Eagle Hays News Docking Dorado Times United States Jim Senate Jim Pearson Lawrence Journal-World Ripon Hays Bob Docking U.S Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kansas Bob Dole Kansan Kansas City Kansan

Prime Time Rule Could Boost Reruns Across Markets

New FCC rule forces top 50 markets to add 3.5 hours of local evening programming weekly. Stations expect more reruns of Tarzan and I Dream of Jeannie plus syndicated network offshoots like Hee Haw. Smaller outlets face network cuts and rely more on reruns, while Miss America finals close the season with NBC at 10 p.m. EDT.

New York Federal Communications Commission Lawrence Welk ABC NBC

Adult Education Center Sets Monday Start For Classes

Adult classes begin Monday at the Adult Education Center 12344 EB 2nd. Director Harry Mallard said Thursday the stenoscript class runs 7 to 9 p.m. Monday for GED students, ESL meets 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, and Wednesday covers typing, bookkeeping, GED English spelling and reading. Contact 242-7967 for morning typing and stenoscript.

Adult Education Center Harry Mallard Mallard

Ottawa Herald 104 Cedar Rates and Policies

Ottawa Herald publication details list Wellington editor Robert eight, subscription rates for trade area by mail include monthly and yearly prices with varying discounts. Out of state subscribers face a reduced 3 percent sales tax. The paper notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches.

Ottawa Kansas Robert Wellington Associated Press

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