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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1971
Page
1
A young Ottawa man quits his job after answering a travel ad and travels to Kansas City and Colorado Springs. He ends up in door to door magazine sales, returns home after a beating from his boss and a chipped tooth. His mother warns others to beware. The page ends with a bank loan joke.
In Washington the sergeant at arms orders 72 Senate elevator operators to trim hair or quit their $6,300 yearly posts, raising questions about automation and government spending. A parallel Arkansas City note reports Ashton post office closure with 16 boxes and one rural carrier, underscoring postal costs.
Dear Dr Thosteson answers common questions on Bell's palsy recovery rates 80 to 85 percent within six to twelve months and the chance of permanent facial weakness for those persisting beyond four years. He advises prompt expert evaluation if recovery stalls and notes electrical tests can gauge recovery while nerve canal surgery may hasten improvement.
A sprawling TV grid lists CBS and national programs through morning to late night. It covers news, sports, comedies, dramas, films, talk shows, pageants, and religious programs with numerous titles and air times, reflecting a full day lineup.
New York AP reports with the 90 day wage price freeze nearing end, President Nixon signals a future phase two stabilization plan after consulting Congress business labor and agriculture leaders. Connally and officials avoid pledges of a quick release and stress caution over regimentation while pursuing a path to freer markets.
Kansas Master Planning Commission on higher education reviewed projections through 1985 showing rising female labor participation and white collar growth while farm and blue collar roles shrink. The report forecasts 321,000 new workers needed to replace retirees and attrition, with women filling nearly 60 percent of openings and clerical and professional sectors expanding.
Washington AP reports Senate war critics led by Sen. Alan Cranston pledge to use parliamentary tactics to defeat a compromise draft bill extending the draft two years. They oppose weakened early withdrawal language and smaller pay raises, arguing the measure risks national security and may delay draft renewal beyond 1973.
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