Alcoholism Series Started in Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald begins a 14 part series by Wayne Lee on Kansas alcoholism. The editorial urges readers to confront alcohol use as a major drug problem affecting all ages and to view society’s use of mind altering chemicals as a whole rather than in isolation.
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Wayne Lee
Harris
Kansas
John Barleycorn
Mom
Dad
Junior
America
John Wayne
Dean Martin
Don Richardson
Beloit
Topeka State Hospital
Frank Hauch
Jim
Alcoholics Anonymous
William Liepold
Valley Hope
Norton
Italy
Rogers
Ruth Osborne
National Council On Alcoholism
Topeka
Richard Taylor
Kansas United Dry Forces
Not Everybody Can Afford Loopholes
The Wall Street Journal highlights Anna Thompson Dodge as widow of an auto magnate who built a $30 million fortune from income from her husband Horace Dodge's estate. It notes her use of tax exempt bonds and investments to avoid taxes, reflecting a critique of wealth and loopholes.
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Wall Street Journal
Anna Thompson Dodge
Dodge
Salmonella Outbreak Triggers Isolation at 40-Bed Home
A staff housekeeper at a 40 bed chronically ill facility writes that seven residents were isolated after a salmonella outbreak. All employees were tested. initial results were negative, later one positive. The writer must stay home and submit stool specimens twice weekly and awaits further guidance.
Understanding Salmonella and Home Care Guidance
A reader asks about salmonella, its forms and transmission through food, and whether it endangers family. The doctor explains it is a bacterium with several hundred varieties, most food poisoning forms, and typhoid is the most serious. Isolation, hygiene, and stool testing determine when recovery occurs, with fluids to prevent dehydration and caution about outbreaks in nurseries.
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W.M
Thesteson
R.O
Prayer for Today Love in the Light from I John 2:10
A brief devotional prayer asks God to reveal the true meaning of perfect love through Jesus Christ. The speaker thanks God for His Son who died for sins and closes in Jesus name.
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John
Jesus Christ
Rare Specials A Sunday Treat
New York AP reports a TV season pause as networks avoid pre emptions. CBS aired a Young People’s Concert with Bartok and the New York Philharmonic under Menuhin, while ABC offered Jacques Cousteau’s first season special on Sea Otters, highlighting ocean life and behavior.
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CBS
Bartok
New York Philharmonic
Yehudi Menuhin
Leonard Bernstein
ABC
Jacques Cousteau
Alcoholism Part IV The Two Sides To The Big Drinker
Wayne Lee reports on drinking culture and alcoholism in the United States through enduring attitudes and expert views. Ministers counselors and patients discuss why intoxication persists, the social tolerance of drinking, and the need for public education and policy change.
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Liepold
Doyle McQuay
Osawatomie State Hospital
US Farmers Going Unprotected Against Import Surcharge
Washington AP report notes Agriculture Department expert John J. Hudson says the 10 percent import surcharge under Nixon offers limited protection for U.S. farmers. He argues the measure is not a reliable shield from foreign competition and could be removed when circumstances allow.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
John J. Hudson
Foreign Agricultural Service
Hudson
Nixon touts Hanford test facility for cheap clean energy
President Nixon announced at Hanford Atomic Works that a new test facility could yield abundant inexpensive nonpolluting nuclear energy compared with fossil fuels. He said the Atomic Energy Commission and electric power industry will fund a $200 million demonstration plant, with two prototype fast breeder reactors to be developed by 1980, locations undisclosed. He spoke to about 14,000 visitors near Richland, praising the area’s intellectual resources.
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Nixon
Hanford Atomic Works
Atomic Energy For
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Works
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Washington
Television Log Heavy Evening Schedule Amid Diverse Lineup
A dense TV grid lists 5 PM to midnight programming with News Weather Sports and multiple classics. Notable entries include Munsters Petticoat Junction Dream Of Jeannie and Tonight with Merv Griffin plus feature films The Racers Diamonds Head and Laura.
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Petticoat Junction
Kansas
High Chaparral
Nanny
Tes
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Bay City
Perry Mason
Gorter Pyle
Jeff's Collie
Mike Douglas
Dick van Dyke
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays in Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor and publisher. Subscription prices vary by trade area and duration with in state sales tax specifics and a 3 percent tax deduction for out of state subscribers. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Arie
Merv Griffin
the Racers
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Lucille Rivers
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Somerset
Mod Squad
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Hawaii Five-O
Sarge
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Dragnet
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Hank Stram
Johnny Carson
Laura
S. Cedar
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