18 Sep 1969
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1969
Page
1
Ottawa Herald notes a Congress proposal to cut the oil depletion allowance from 27 percent to 20 percent, predicting a more than half a billion dollar rise in the industrys annual tax bill and higher consumer gas prices. The paper also mentions its status on the Kansas Petroleum Industries Committee critical list.
The Ottawa Herald cites Wichita Eagle Parsons Sun Salina Journal and Hutchinson News in a column arguing the oil industry faces a critical press. It defends higher gasoline taxes to fund roads and reduces shrinkage allowances for the sector, claiming tax favors harm the public.
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine spoke at a Wichita university event and a Democrats fundraising party. In an exclusive interview he praised Kansas Governor as a potential vice presidential pick, recalling past praise for Gov. John Anderson and noting Republican memories of that era.
The article explains hepatitis is viral and inflames the liver, mainly spreading through contaminated foods and liquids. It emphasizes everyday hygiene, noting the virus thrives in sewage and underscores practical prevention measures without dramatic rhetoric.
Dr Thostes warns hepatitis spreads via sewage leakage into gardens and waterways and through contaminated seafood. He urges hygiene, water testing, proper septic and plumbing upkeep, cautions about swimming in contaminated waters, and notes serum hepatitis via blood and needles.
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 16 8 and prays for steadfast faith in all times. It asks pardon for neglect and indifference and seeks to abide in Thy love through Jesus Christ. Prayer emphasizes continual reliance on the Lord and sincerity of heart.
Hal Boyle reports Keir Dullea recalls life as a turn of events fueling his art. After Rutgers, hitchhiking west, studying drama, and landing film and stage roles, the Greenwich Village actor credits his parents for support and stresses acting blends change with consistency. He stars in De Sade and rehearses Butterflies Are Free on Broadway with wife Susan Lessons.
The White House released three space program options as president Nixon considers goals for the 1980s. All plans include a space station and a reusable shuttle, with Mars landings possible in 1982 1986 or open timing depending on the option.
New York AP reports two fresh TV offerings on ABC and NBC. Room 222 follows history teacher Pete Dixon as he mentors a bright student, exploring learning and race relations with humor. Then Came Bronson threads drama as Bronson befriends a disturbed boy through a motorcycle story at a summer camp, led by Michael Parks.
A dense listing of prime time and late night programs across channels, detailing shows such as Flintstones, Daniel Boone, Tonight, Captain Kangaroo, and multiple soap operas, movies, and game shows with time slots and occasional episode-specific titles. The log highlights a wide mix of entertainment, news, weather, and specials through the late night hours.
In a nationwide survey starting this month patients will share views on adequacy of health care, access, and payment. Dr. C Arden Miller of the University of North Carolina will cochair a 12 member panel based in Washington with hearings in North Carolina and Southern California.
Ottawa Kansas newspaper lists publication details including address, editor Robert B Wellington, and daily schedule except Sundays and holidays. It also provides subscription pricing for trade area and outside regions and notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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