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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
2
An Osage County merchant calls for a burglar alarm after a second shop burglary in three months while Chanute reports intruders acting sloppy yet successful. The piece discusses alarms, patrols, homeowner risks, and argues for tougher court penalties to deter burglaries.
From Our Readers mourns for stricter dog regulations. Mrs Judy Wilkins urges fees to fund care for unclaimed dogs and calls for owners to feed, control, and keep pets at home. She cites loose dogs attacking well cared for pets and endangering children in her Brockport neighborhood.
Mrs J M Bay asks in a letter whether long term insulin use can cause immunity. The doctor replies that one does not become immune to such medication. The exchange clarifies common concerns about insulin tolerance and ongoing effectiveness.
Readers seek medical guidance on endometriosis surgical options and whether birthmark removal via plastic surgery is feasible and costly. Dr Thosteson confirms surgical removal possible for endometriosis, with uterus/ovaries preserved in some cases, and advises professional referrals for birthmark cost estimates.
A humorous take on romance gives way to a male-female dynamic shift as idealism fades. The piece contrasts fond memories with present tensions, noting changing spending, voting tensions, and a shift from romantic gallantry to practical obligations in a Washington lifestyle piece.
Daily television listings show a full schedule with News Weather and multiple programs. Notable entries include Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Beverly Hillbillies Dragnet Truth Or Consequences The Sundowners Hawaii Five-O and public affairs segments. The page ends with subscription rates and Associated Press notice.
The Agriculture Department projects 1974 production of 1.9 billion bushels of wheat and 6.3 billion of corn as farmers expand acreages amid strong export demand and favorable prices. Soybeans may decline 4 percent to about 1.54 billion bushels, and a livestock feed buildup could ease retail food prices later.
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