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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1973
Page
4
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz accuses a free-spending Congress of driving high meat prices and urges a boycott of careless lawmakers. He predicts prices will ease with summer supplies, criticizes broader price controls, and questions the Nixon administration's motive amid the Meat Boycott.
Pablo Picasso, Spanish born revolutionary painter and founder of cubism, died at 91 at his French estate. He left a vast private collection of his own works and was hailed for transforming 20th century art through distortion and reassembly of forms.
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration requires visible ceiling signs in most grocery stores today for beef pork and lamb prices. Signs must cover fresh and processed meats and at least 25 popular items representing 73 percent of sales with a consumer list and clear location cues.
Legal notice published April 1943 in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court names Iwalani R Martenson as executor of the Robert S Gaull estate. It requests final settlement, accounts, attorney fees, and heirs determination with distribution per will. Defenses due by May 2 at 10 00 am in Ottawa Kansas court.
A bank condition report shows assets liabilities and capital with totals and notes while Ottawa Kansas adopts Ordinance No 2454 creating a parking meter district in District A along Main Walnut and Hickory streets and adjacent avenues with enforcement details and effective date in 1973 plus a probate notice listing Grace L Gotschall estate and required defenses by April 15 1973. The document cites court actions and deadlines for final settlement and distribution under the Will of Grace L Gotschall deceased in Franklin County Kansas.
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