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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
1
Editorial argues against eliminating primaries at city and state levels to save money. It notes a Southeast Kansas city replacing primaries with majority voting for city officials and cites a Republican legislator proposing a governor primary to avoid bloodletting. It stresses public interest and participation as essential to government.
Mrs. John C Armstrong from Wilson and Cherry argues city rules force registration for cars homes lands firearms and even pets, claiming dog fees punish responsible owners while cats and other nuisances are overlooked. She calls for reasonable controls without eroding liberty.
A reader asks about licorice taste and weekly consumption. Medical note says occasional use causes no harm but excess licorice can raise blood pressure due to a chemical similar to adrenal hormones, with possible potassium loss and sodium retention.
Readers ask about nasal spray overuse and rebound effects. A cleft palate overview explains cause, surgical repair options, and hospital sources. Additional guidance covers Pap tests after hysterectomy and a brief note of faith-based reflection.
An extensive television log lists programs, channels, and time slots across a full day. It names numerous shows such as Sesame Street, Green Acres, Hogan's Heroes, Bonanza, Star Trek, and The Beverly Hillbillies, with weather and news segments interwoven and multiple sports and movie offerings.
New York review says tonight’s Calucci’s Dept debuts look promising in setup but edit drags the episode. Jose Perez as Ramon provides the only spark as Calucci, played by James Coco, chases the unhappy staffer home. A second new ABC series Adam’s Rib earns praise for editing and acting.
New York reports a rising clash as banks push automatic investment plans allowing customers to buy 25 blue chip stocks via monthly deductions with a 5 percent service fee plus bank commissions. Brokers and NYSE head James Needham warn the plan may violate Glass Steagall, risk customers, and mask self dealing through bank crossing orders. The Investment Company Institute joins the complaint as brokers fear bankers could siphon business and even avoid commissions.
New York based reminiscence by Hal Boyle reflects on past comforts and norms. The piece contrasts cheaper homes, broad middle class memory of baseball, golf, and tennis, and social shifts from a gentler era to modern anxieties. It lists long-ago household and social details, from mortgage rates to family dynamics.
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