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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1971

Page

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Kansas senator to testify on bill shielding newsmen secrets

Editorial notes Sen James Pearson plans to testify before a Senate group on a bill protecting reporters from being forced to reveal confidential sources. He cites the Pentagon Papers case and argues the government press balance must preserve the public’s right to know while government grows.

Kansas Senate James Pearson Congress Pearson Pentagon

Truth and parking clash across Ottawa and Garden City

A critique of government influence on the press contrasts with calls for strong protections for journalists sources. The piece then shifts to Ottawa Main Street parking fights, noting prime spots used by employees and business owners, with Garden City mirrors and editorials proposing practical, low-cost solutions.

Ottawa

Eye Drops Dear Doctor Thosteson Cataract mention

A patient writes after an eye exam that early cataracts were found and eye drops were said to do no good. The writer notes his 91 year old mother, under another specialist, has used drops for about eight years and her sight is diminishing.

Thosteson

Which specialist is right about cataract drops

A reader asks if eye drops slow cataract growth or widen the pupil to aid vision. The doctor explains drops don’t halt growth but can dilate the pupil to use peripheral lens areas, while cataracts often progress slowly and early changes may not yet affect vision.

Thosteson

Crow Agency Re-Enactment Honors Custer Last Stand Image

Crow Agency Montana hosts the annual Custer Re-Enactment drawing crowds and commerce as historian Joe Medicine Crow shapes a scholarly script. Crow observers say the 1876 battle included a strategic crowed distance by Crow scouts. The event mixes serious history with comic preparation details.

Montana Joe Medicine Crow

Goo And Do Not Really So Bad

New York AP notes warned parents against overpraising infants as they begin to speak. The piece humorously traces a child's early words and questions like What’s that and I want that, detailing how curiosity leads to daily routines, limits of memory, and the frequent use of no. It underscores parental fatigue and the child’s push for independence as speech develops.

Laugh-In slows as fifth season debuts with fatigue

NBCs Laugh-In returns for its fifth season showing signs of fatigue as the pace slows to a walk. The show remains a mix of sight gags and one liners around Dan Rowan and Dick Martin with Raquel Welch and Martha Mitchell featured. A new global spoof segment called Its a Wacky World offers rapid sketches in Europe, the United States and Mexico, delivering uneven but often sharp humor. Bob Hopes science fiction spoof opens the NBC season in its 22nd year.

New York NBC Dan Rowan Dick Martin Justice Department Mitchell Wit Europe United States Mexico Tony Curtis London Palladium Bob Dishy New York City Bob Hope Venus

Woodsy Owl to debut as Forest Service ecological symbol

Washington AP reports the Nixon administration will stage a one night barnyard center for the performing arts to unveil Woodsy Owl a new Forest Service mascot alongside Smokey Bear. Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin is expected to preside at the event a news conference and staff member will portray the owl. Officials say Woodsy aims to boost forest stewardship and rival Johnny Horizon the Interior Bureau of Land Management symbol.

Washington Clifford M. Hardin Woodsy Owl U.S. Forest Service Smokey the Bear Woodlands Forest Service Woodsy Smokey Bear Smokey Bureau of Land Management Interior Department BLM Johnny Horizon Agriculture Department Crop Reporting Board the Economic Research Service

Television Log Of An Active Evening Schedule

A dense TV guide listing air times for hundreds of programs across networks including News Weather Editorial and a long slate of classic shows. Notable titles include Petticoat Junction The Priest Killer The Forgotten Man Matinee Movie Marvels and late night News and Weather segments with recurring guests and specials.

Mod Squad the Priest Killer Glen Campbell Mawail Five-O Funny Side Cannon Special Marcus Welby Hank Stream Doctor N the House

Ottawa Herald classifieds and subscription rates notice

Ottawa Herald presents daily publication details with Cedar address and Wellington editor. Subscription options listed for trade area and outside regions, including monthly quarterly and yearly rates with tax note. Associated Press rights noted for publication and dispatch use.

Ottawa Kansas Robert Wellington

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