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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1971

Page

6

Government Reaffirms Stand On Methadone

Washington officials reaffirmed that methadone remains an unproven long term addiction treatment while allowing limited physician dispensation under guidelines. The FDA and Bureau of Narcotics set safeguards, while NAS and AMA still favor clinics or groups for proper monitoring.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Justice Department Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs National Academy of Sciences American Medical Association

Polk Decorated In Spite Of Accusation

Washington AP The Army awarded General James H Polk the Distinguished Service Medal and a full honors farewell for his Europe command ending a 97 year career. Rep William Clay accused Polk of tolerating housing discrimination against black soldiers and urged a court martial. Army officials denied pressure on Polk to retire, noting he retired at his own request.

Washington James H. Polk Polk Europe William Clay D-Mo Pentagon Germany Frank W. Bender Clay Army Thaddeus R. Beal Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor Resor

Migrant Workers Receive Aid From White House

Migrant families in south Florida faced job losses after January freezes hit crops. OMICA organizers urged relief, leading Gov Askew to seek federal disaster aid. President Nixon declared south Florida a disaster area and provided $2.5 million in unemployment funds and food stamps to aid workers and families.

Tony Agame Tony Tijerina Ben Ramos Midwest OMICA Rodolfo Juarez Reubin Askew South Florida Askew Nixon Key Biscayne Secret Service Juarez

Dairy price supports push milk costs higher

Government dairy price supports go into effect, likely lifting retail milk prices from their two year high. Economists warn prices of ham, burgers, and other inexpensive beef could rise as well. The change, just under 9 percent, follows a White House meeting with dairymen.

Washington Whit House Nixon Agriculture Department Clifford M. Hardin Sen Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Hardin W. R Bob” Poage House Agriculture Committee Nelson Agriculture D.artment White House

Votes Fall Short In House For War Critics

In Washington AP reports the House rejected an effort to abolish the draft. A one year extension failed by two votes as war critics pushed for limits. Divinity student draft deferments won approval while broader cutoffs to Indochina policy failed.

Washington House Nixon Volunteer Army Charles W. Whalen Jr Ohio Bella S. Abzug Dn.y Indochina Warren J. Mitchell Dmd Southeast Asia Charles S. Guhser Calif U.S

Central Heights Honor Roll Third Nine Weeks

Honor roll list for Central Heights across grades Seventh to Ninth. High Honors unlisted seniors Nina Fredricks Kelley Manchester Bob Wagner. Juniors Marjorie Lyon Bill Renner Jean Secrest Gloria Stottlemire. Honors seniors Sandy Betz Nancy Spaulding. Juniors Sue Baxter Kathy Betz Linda Goudie Cynthia Hull Dennis Lickteig Mike Milcfelt Dorothy New Linda Peters Joyce Secrest. Sophomores Debbie Montague Mary Weinsman. Ninth Grade Lloyd Bailey Scott Burkdoll Rodney Chase Billy Goins Cherry Kirkland Alvin Peters. Eighth Grade Paul Haney Mary Peters. Seventh Grade Jeanice Gillogly Shirley Renner. Honorable Mention seniors Kenneth Bruler Joe Lantz Eileen Sass Toni Waltmire. Juniors Barbara Gretencord Dennis Kimball Susan Lantz Cathy Neill Debbie Nilges Eugene Reeves Bill Robertson Bruce Smith. Sophomores Leslie Garber Rick Lyon Phil Moore Charles Prue Rhonda Sparks Brad Stephan. Ninth Grade Jon Dunbar Marie Fredricks Sonia Hutchinson Eldon Riley Sue Robertson Lori Stockard. Eighth Grade Jo Ann Bailey Russell Cooper Lynna Lickteig Rhonda Shields Nancy Tatman Lois Wall. Seventh Grade Patty Gardner Donna Kraus Annette Thoele Linda Walter.

Lois Wall Patty Gardner Donna Kraus Annette Thoele Linda Walter

Farm Editor Takes New County Home Economics Post

Ardis Foust, farm editor for the Ottawa Herald, was hired Wednesday as Franklin County Home Economics Agent, replacing Beverly Frasier who leaves April 30 to marry. Foust, a 1969 Kansas State graduate with a B.S. in Home Economics Journalism, begins July 1 after two years at the Herald. The board also held its budget session.

Ardis Foust Ottawa Herald Franklin County Executive Extension Board Miss Foust Beverly Frasier The Herald Kansas State University

Grand Jury Subpoenas Ten in Election Probe

Ten were subpoenaed to appear today before the seventh session of the county grand jury investigating alleged voting irregularities in last November's general election. The 15 member jury convened at 9 this morning.

Sticky Molasses Tank Truck Overturn Near Garden City

A molasses tank truck overturned about 10 miles west of Garden City on U S 83 in western Kansas. Highway patrol troopers said they were thankful the molasses ran into a ditch, limiting damage and injuries.

Garden City Kan U.S. 83 Kansas

Burns Calls For Six Month Limit On Wage Controls

Washington AP Burns urged a six month cap on the Presidents power to control wages and prices before the Senate banking Committee as he pressed for a House backed amendment. He warned the standby authority risks dictatorial power while Treasury officials urged keeping the limit flexible amid inflation policy battles. The debate centers on how to curb inflation without broad wage and price controls while Nixon weighs easier money and tax relief as stimulants.

Washington Nixon Federal Reserve Board White House Arthur F. Burns Burns Senate Banking Committee Fed

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