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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1972

Page

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Wisconsin Primary Vote Shapes Democratic Front Runners

Milwaukee turnout soars toward a record as Wisconsin voters cast ballots in a crucial Democratic presidential test. McGovern leads a wide field including Humphrey Muskie and Jackson with 12 Democrats and 3 Republicans on the ballot. Nixon favored in GOP race. Delegates at stake and taxes the major campaign issue.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Patrick Lucey George S. McGovern Hubert H. Humphrey Edmund 8. Muski Nixon Madison Eldon Hoel McGovern Humphrey Muskie Florida Alabama George C. Wallace Washington Henry M. Jackson New York John V. Lindsay Wallace John M. Ashbrook Ohio Paul N. McCloskey California McCloskey New Hampshire Ashbrook Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Shirley Chisholm Lindsay Sen Vance Hartke Indiana Patsy Mink Hawaii Wilbur D. Mills Arkansas Sam Yorty Los Angeles

Full Slate For CCU Wednesday

A dozen items fill the Ottawa City Commission agenda for Wednesday afternoon. Paving Willow Street from Seventh to Fifteenth would be funded by a citywide storm drain and intersection costs covered by the city, with paving costs assessed to a benefit district. Changes to hold Police Court at 4 p.m. on Thursdays or at the judge’s discretion are proposed. Other items include an annexation ordinance east of Lincoln and north of Rockwood Acres, a zoning change for doctors buildings between Eisenhower School and Ash High, precinct changes, a re sale of electricity cleanup ordinance, Keefer zoning request, and naming streets in South Ottawa. The city planning commission votes on a Spruce Birch land zoning change tonight to R-1 to allow mobile homes.

Ottawa City Commission Willow Street Willow Lincoln Rockwood Acres Eisenhower School Ash A. L. Keefer Ottawa City Planning Commission Red Jacket Blackhawk

Cold Blast Delays Wheat Growth in Kansas Report

Kansas farmers saw freezing temperatures slow wheat development with light potential damage, while oats and spring barley seeded ahead of normal. Prices show mid March wheat at 1.31 per bushel, red meat production up 5 percent in February.

Topeka Kan Kansas State

US Recognizes Bangladesh in Diplomatic Move

The United States extended formal recognition to Bangladesh, the new nation that broke from Pakistan after the 1971 conflict. Secretary of State Rogers said the U.S. looks forward to good relations, joining about 60 other countries in recognizing Bangladesh amid ongoing South Asian postwar reviews.

Washington United States Bangladesh Pakistan India William P. Rogers Nixon Britain Soviet Union Red China Dacca

Weather County Forecast Mostly Sunny and Warmer Today

Mostly sunny and warmer this afternoon and Wednesday. Tonight not as cold with lows in the mid to upper 30s. Highs Wednesday in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Southerly winds 10 to 25 mph this afternoon diminishing to 10 to 20 mph tonight. Precipitation probability near zero. Tonight and Wednesday.

Two More Viet Bases Fall As Reds Press On

South Vietnamese forces lost two more bases in the northern province as U S air and naval forces hit the invasion. The Saigon north commander said the main invasion had been halted, though fighting continued near Dong Ha and Quang Tri City. U S jets conducted extensive strikes along the frontier and against nearby Laos, with heavy casualties reported on both sides and 50 amphibious tanks destroyed according to sources.

Saigon U.S Demilitarized Zone Associated Press Holger Jensen Cua Viet River Anne Quang Tri City Jensen Hoang Xuan Lam Dong Ha Mand Lam Dmz North Vietnam Laos 7Th Fleet Buchanan Pedro

US Snubs North Vietnam Talks Demand in Paris

Paris AP by the United States rejected a North Vietnamese and Viet Cong demand to resume Paris peace talks on Thursday. The U S and Saigon said they would not end the three week suspension under pressure from North Vietnam as they await serious negotiations. The North Vietnamese note accused the Nixon administration of attacking their territory and spreading slander while promising more raids. A formal U S reply to the notes is being prepared.

Paris United States North Vietnam State Department South Vietnam U.S Nguyen Trieu Dan Saigon South

IRA and British clash in Belfast district

In Andersonstown Belfast IRA guerrillas fought British troops in a heavily Catholic area where the IRA has lost Catholic support. No injuries were reported. The encounter followed a funeral for a slain mother and a protest against ongoing violence amid British peace moves. Catholic women seeking a truce were met by IRA sympathizers. Easter weekend passed without fatalities.

Belfast Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army IRA Andersonstown

Nixon Rules Out Ground Forces in Vietnam War Plan

President Nixon ruled out reintroducing U.S. ground forces to repel the latest Communist push in South Vietnam. He kept open the option of bombing North Vietnam with waves of American aircraft as aides briefed on urgent strategy talks in Washington.

Washington Nixon U.S South Vietnam Washington Special Action Group Gerald L. Warren Warren Vietnam Moscow Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler State Department Robert J. McCloskey Demilitarized Zone United States North Vietnam Lyndon B. Johnson McCloskey-Ziegler

Docking signs 5 percent cost of living rise for retirees

Governor Docking announced the signing of last Tuesdays bills, including a 5 percent post retirement cost of living adjustment for state retiree systems effective June 30 1971. He did not sign the omnibus pay raise, omnibus appropriations, or property tax lid extension bills and offered praise for the retirement increase as the first of its kind in the Kansas system.

Topeka Kan Robert Docking Docking Kansas Public Employee Retirement System Kansas Police and Firemen's Retirement System State School Retirement System Kansas Highway Patrol Pension Fund Kansas Bureau of Investigation Pension Fund Kansas Retirement System

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