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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1971

Page

6

Actors Unemployed and Industry in Malaise

The film industry faces a deep recession with thousands out of work as 20th Century Fox posts losses, a Nixon conference probes causes, and studios rely on overseas shoots to cut costs. The decline traces to antitrust divestitures in 1948 and the rise of television, with critics noting audience fragmentation and declining movie attendance. Charlton Heston and others discuss shrinking support from families and changing tastes.

U.S Richard Zanuck 20Th Century-Fox Darryl F. Zanuck Zanuck White House Nixon San Clemente United States Hollywood Charlton Heston Screen Actors Guild

Turnpike Study Delayed By Funding Shortfall

TOPEKA AP A Kansas Turnpike Authority member said the agency likely will not proceed with a Kansas City to Galena turnpike feasibility study without legislative direction. Rep. Arden Dierdorff says no funds exist for the study but expects a possible next session to authorize it, favoring an eastern Kansas border route to tap out of state motorists. A clarifying AG letter to Sen. Ted Saar is being prepared on the legal status after conflicting 1965 and 1967 laws.

Topeka Kansas Turnpike Authority Kansas City- Galena Arden Dierdorff R-Smith Center House Roads and Highways Committee Dierdorff Kansas Ted Saar Pittsburg Kansas City-Galena Saar Wichita Baxter Springs Hays

League urges suspension of Lyons salt mine waste project

Salina Kansas league of women voters urges halt on proposed nuclear waste disposal in Lyons salt mine until research proves complete safety. The group, at its 49th convention, also adopts a two year study plan evaluating the Kansas penal system with emphasis on juvenile needs.

Salina Kan Lyons Kansas League of Women Voters League Kansas

GOP Chairman Praises Western Kansas Republican Revival

GOP chairman William Falstad said a three day tour in Western Kansas proves the party is alive. State executive secretary Charles Scanlan noted strong county and precinct interest and plans follow ups and Eastern Kansas seminars next week led by local leaders. Senators Tom Van Sickle and Morris Kay were well received during stops.

Pratt Kan William Falstad GOP Kansas Falstad Lawrence Charles F. Scanlan Scanlan Topeka Republican Party Tom van Sickle Rfort Scott Morris Kay R Lawrence

Threats Bring Jail Sentence For Texas Man

John Wesley DeShazo, 32, a Texas inmate serving a five year term in Leavenworth for threatening President Johnson, was indicted by a federal grand jury for threatening to kill President Nixon. The letter threatening Nixon was intercepted before leaving the penitentiary. DeShazo had pleaded guilty in 1968 to threatening Johnson and was to be released from prison in August.

Kansas City, Kan Texas Leavenworth Johnson Nixon John Wesley DeShazo DeShazo U.S. District Court San Antonio Tex

Found Guilty In Homicide In Hays Kansas

Carolyn Baus, 21, was convicted of vehicular homicide for the Dec 22 death of Rebecca Lohrmeyer, 20, who was struck crossing a Hays street with ex husband Elmer L. Baus. Jury deliberated three hours. judge set May 11 for sentence and motions. Rebecca’s parents filed a $50,000 civil suit against Mrs. Baus.

Lohrmeyer Hays Elmer L. Baus Cruise Joseph F. Lohrmeyer Logan Kan Rebecca Baus

Largest highway contract letting in Kansas history

Bids totaling 23.44 million dollars were opened in Wichita for state highway contracts, described as the largest single letting in history. The package covers interstate projects, primary system work, state routes, and federal-aid secondary projects, with major items including twin viaducts on Interstate 35W in Wichita and multijurisdictional paving and bridge work across several counties.

Topeka Wichita State Highway Commission John Montgomery Commission Northwest South Central Southwest English Street 18Th Street Ritchie Construction Co Caisson Corp Niles Ill

Tobacco use in Britain falls in 1970

LONDON AP reports that tobacco smoked in Britain declined by about two million pounds, roughly one percent, in 1970. The Tobacco Advisory Committee notes decreased consumption of both cigarette and pipe tobaccos, with a shift toward filter tips, yet total tobacco weight for all cigarettes was lower than in 1969.

London Britain Tobacco Advisory Committee

Desegregation Test in Court North and South

The Supreme Court weighs whether to hear Cincinnati and Chicago suburb desegregation cases alongside Southern school disputes. NAACP seeks a single standard for all public schools as Cincinnati shows many white and black schools. Chicago case challenges federal orders to restructure and desegregate schooling. Chief Justice Burger hints at possible aid for civil rights in the North.

Washington Supreme Court North South Cincinnati Chicago Charlotte N.C Mobile Ala Athens National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Chicago-Cook County Julius J. Hoffman Hoffman U.S. Court of Appeals Warren E. Burger

Kansas assessors vary on six merchant audits plan

Kansas Director of Property Valuation Ron Dwyer ordered county assessors to audit inventories of at least six merchants by May 15 to verify returns and fulfill statutory duties. Reactions range from full audits in small counties to partial compliance or avoidance, with Johnson County cited in past concerns. The move acts as self assessment, not tied to the July 1 1972 inventory taxation law, though results may inform that statute.

OPERA Kansas Ron Dwyer Dwyer Johnson County

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