28 Sep 1972
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
1
The piece notes Congress nearing passage of a federal revenue sharing bill pledging 6 billion over five years to 50 states and about 39 000 local units. It cites Kansas receiving roughly 53 million annually and strings requiring funds be placed in separate trust funds with usage plans. It questions administrative design and whether a new department is needed to manage the program.
The speaker questions federal revenue sharing proposing it may swell government payroll and undermine local and state power. They warn against overreliance on Washington while noting the five year plan for states and cities is unclear and deserves close scrutiny to determine if it is a milestone or a millstone.
The AT&T president proposes higher installation charges to cover costs, noting current nationwide ranges of 5 to 10 dollars. He suggests adjusting procedures such as hauling and reconnection, and even a possible 60 dollar price, while regulators consider rate changes tied to hardware and labor. If approved, higher rates could affect all users via monthly bills and tolls.
A Chicago Better Business Bureau leader urged teaching consumerism in schools during a Wichita speech. He framed consumerism as guidance on buying wisely, avoiding scams, and handling debt, noting government influence on consumer choices and the need for adult night classes.
The reply explains that recuperation length depends on the specific kidney procedure, extent of tissue affected, and individual healing factors. Partial nephrectomy or removal of diseased tissue may require six months to a year for full recovery, while less invasive stone-related treatments often heal faster. Factors include infection risk, anesthesia effects, and overall health.
Excerpts from a health column discuss recovering after surgery and managing activity. Advice covers judging pace by how you feel, avoiding overexertion, and emphasizing early ambulation when safe. Other letters address jaundice and pregnancy, blood pressure with walking, and a brief prayer.
This Shrinking World notes that world trade seeks a new monetary system as nations realize interdependence. It warns that trade barriers quotas and duties can become warfare in commerce, while internal policies inflation wages and development pace affect outcomes for all.
A study finds average hotel guests are around 42, stay two days, seldom attend movies. Trans World Communications, a Columbia Pictures unit, offers uncut films in rooms at $3 a view via hotel cable, debuting in Atlanta and expanding to New York and 23 cities. Guests choose from two films on two channels, with control center delivery and no ads.
Royal Air Force corporal Francis Iddon earns the British Empire Medal for exceptional cooking. An RAP spokesman notes it is unusual for a cook to receive the BEM though his meals are highly regarded. Iddon, 38, at Princess Marys RAF Hospital, prepares a la carte options including Lancashire hot pot, black pudding and grilled steak.
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department says synthetic cigarettes could theoretically exist for about two years but have not gained public traction in Europe or the United States. A USDA tobacco situation analysis notes synthetic tobaccos made from cellulose lack flavor and have high tar, offering little price advantage.
A dense TV grid lists daily programming across channels with shows from Sesame Street to The Waltons, Hogan's Heroes, and Tennessee Williams era films. It notes time blocks for news weather sports and popular series such as Mister Rogers, Jeopardy and Room 222 along with movies like Mackenna's Gold and An American Dream.
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