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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1973
Page
1
In Ottawa Herald editorial six paragraphs discuss school governance with only 2,300 of 18,000 voters turning out. It weighs replacing school boards with city control, then favors consolidating districts to save costs and improve programs like vocational training and services for exceptional children.
Observers note across St Louis and New York that automation and ITU led tools threaten newsroom jobs and printer work. Docks deliveries at the St Louis Globe-Democrat and Post Dispatch are disrupted by a teamster strike tied to automation. New York publishers brace for higher costs and potential layoffs as cold type OCR and computers cut staff amid a newsprint shortage.
A reader asks about a newly named disease auto immune. Dr Thosteson replies that information is scarce for lay readers and suggests a medical library for study, noting materials tend to be technical and require training to understand.
The excerpt outlines how antibodies protect the body and how immune reactions can target its own tissues in autoimmune diseases such as lupus erythematosus, thyroiditis, and possibly myasthenia gravis and rheumatoid arthritis. It notes the mystery of why antibodies sometimes harm rather than protect, the role of transplants, and mentions ongoing research along with reader questions about thyroid excess and exercise. It also includes a prayer excerpt and a New York AP column about marriage dynamics.
New CBS Radio Mystery Theater debuts January 6 in prime time promising 52 minute thrillers seven nights a week. The series will feature 20 new episodes and 165 repeats, aiming to revive aural drama and possibly lead to a broader radio revival.
A dense broadcast schedule lists daily TV lineups from 5:00 p.m. through late night in Ottawa Kansas. It includes Sesame Street, Leave It To Beaver, Truth Or Consequences, Hogan's Heroes, Perry Mason, Night Gallery, The Tonight Show lineup with Johnny Carson, sports, weather, and film entries such as Night Gallery and Bonnie and Clyde, reflecting a full slate of network and local programming with multiple channel markers and notes.
The 1970s housing downturn threatens banks and thrift institutions as funds shift away from savings banks and savings and loan associations. Officials seek regulatory changes to offer broader services and higher insured deposits, arguing the housing market's health underpins millions’ ability to borrow for homes.
New York reporter profiles Tom Chapin 28, a 6 foot 5 former Plattsburgh State basketball player turned folk rock singer guitarist. He has starred in ABCs Make a Wish for three years, a show that has earned a Peabody Award.
AP review notes The New Perry Mason on CBS introduces Monte Markham as the title lawyer with changes from Raymond Burr era. Della Street and Lt Tragg are recast and differ in tone. Debut episode features a young evangelist blackmailed over a compromising photo from earlier preaching days.
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