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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1979

Page

7

No set aside in 1980 wheat program says Bergland

Secretary Bergland announced 1980 wheat policy with no set-aside requirement, higher support price and a target around 3.07 per bushel while Soviet permission to buy up to 10 million metric tons of U.S. wheat over 14 months broadens demand. The plan aims to boost growers income by 1.8 billion, exports by 1.4 billion, and reduce taxpayers costs by 660 million, amid high prices and a looming surplus.

Washington Dale E. Hathaway London Hathaway Soviet Union U.S Agriculture Department Howard W. Hjort Bergland USDA Senate Bakers Associations Congress

Tolson Alleges Slurs By Ottawa Fire Chief In Racial Complaint

Former Ottawa fireman Tolson testifies in federal court that Fire Chief G R Diamond Jr and others used racial terms including instigator radical Ethiopian snake charmer and Sambo while he sues the city for racial discrimination. He seeks backpay and a police job amid claims about hiring practices.

Jimmy Tolson G. R. Diamond Jr Fire Department Tolson Federal Richard Rogers Diamond City of Ottawa Federal District Court Ottawa Police Department King Radio Mills John Richeson

Truths Told to Heal Ill and Fear at St Jude Hospital

A Memphis family recounts how St Jude Children’s Research Hospital, founded by Danny Thomas, treats two seriously ill children with leukemia and other disorders. Doctors disclose diagnoses early to help families cope, with pediatric psychology guiding parents and teens through grief, guilt, and crisis.

Memphis Tenn Michael Farmer St. Jude Danny Thomas St. Jude's Younsters Morris Powazek Psychology Psychiatry Department Janet Payne

International trade seen as essential by U S official

Mark Grady, a Commerce Department trade expert, told Ottawa Rotary that international trade is vital for the United States. He cited U S exports of 143 billion dollars last year, with 94.5 billion manufactured, and noted Kansas exported 2.2 billion in 1978, largely agricultural and manufactured goods.

Becky Vining Mark Grady U.S. Department of Commerce U.S Grady Ottawa Japan West Germany Kansas Kansas Department of Economic Development

Senators Skeptical Over Roy Appointment

The Kansas Senate appointment committee signals concerns over Jane Roy for the Kansas Corporation Commission. Democratic chair Sen. Tom Rehorn says review of qualifications is essential amid Republican reservations about her business and accounting experience. Gov. Carlin backs Roy, sworn in, with confirmation due when legislature reconvenes.

Topeka Kan Senate Jane Roy Kansas Corporation Commission Rehorn John Crofoat Cedar Point Roy Crofcot State Senate Billy McCray Wichita John Carlin

Ottawa Daily Report Admits Dismissals And Local Incidents

Admissions list Mary Wilson of 1414 8 Cedar Wednesday. Dismissals include Wesley Wilson 601 Burrough Donald Bugner 911 Locust Claude Spencer Princeton, transferred to Oakhaven Nursing Home. Hit and run at JB's Big Boy lot on Main injures 1968 Chevrolet owned by Dorothy Spain. Furnace fire at ECKAN building under investigation. Wednesday co op quotes for grains and Thursday livestock quotes from Kansas City AP data.

Mary Wilson Cedar Wesley Wilson Burrough Donald Bugner Claude Spencer Princeton Oakhaven Nursing Home Big Boy N. Main Dorothy M. Spain Ottawa

Community notices and campus honors in Ottawa region

News briefs list several local health and academic items. Fred Rockenover is a patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital room 406. Kenneth Shrum on Evangel College spring dean’s list. Janice Floerich on Benedictine College honor list. Virginia Ward, Topeka, is a cardiac patient at Stormont Vail Hospital room 474. Nancy Mary Fischer, Ottawa area, at Shriners Hospital St. Louis. Robert Shields, Northwestern Mutual agent, attended Milwaukee meeting and earned Million Dollar Roundtable status yearly since 1964. Applications open for Community Revival Center Church Christian Academy K-12 beginning Aug 23. call Jack Eden.

Community Revival Center Church Christian Academy Jack Eden Virginia Ward Topeka Ottawa Stormont Vail Hospital Robert L. Shields Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co Milwaukee Shields

Local Ad Briefs and Event Highlights

Golf specials after 5 30 weekdays at Silverlake call 566 3733 Vacation Bible School at North Baptist August 6 10 9 11 30 a m Carey Piping offers plumbing heating and cooling services now home repair 242 2054 Eagles Lodge hosts steak night 6 30 8 p m reservations Dance 9 p m The Honey Creek Clan at Freda's now through Saturday Final mark down of spring summer dresses 50 75 off Elks fried chicken supper Saturday August 4 6 45 p m Bring family reservations 242 1683 Dancing with Legal Tender at Saddleback Lounge 9 1 a m Saturday and 6 10 p m Sunday Now reopened 109 N Main Metzger Salvage 109 N Main wholesale prices Tons of dog and cat foods listed Ceramic sale at classified Eddie s Casual Shop summer clean up sale 50 off Cloud Nine Bridal 114 W 2nd 50 off all summer merchandise Clothes Hanger 112 West 2nd Sonshine Christian Child Care accepting registrations call 242 7198

Suit Filed Against Oil Firm In Manhattan Area

Topeka attorney general Robert T. Stephan filed a nearly $100,000 consumer protection suit in Riley County District Court against Cook Oil Co. part of Hudson Oil Co. The accusation states the Topeka based operators knowingly sold regular gasoline adulterated with a liquid resembling diesel fuel at a Manhattan area service station.

Topeka, Kan Robert T. Stephan Riley County District Cook Oil Co Topeka

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Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland Hjort Cindy Schwartz HNS Powazek Mrs. Farmer the Daily Report Eckan Ottawa Co-Op Kansas City, Mo Fred Rockenover Lawrence Memorial Hospital Kenneth Shrum Evangel College Springfield Janice Floerich Ottawa Rfd Benedictine College Atchison Nancy Mary Fischer Bernard Fischer RFD Shriners Hospital For Crippled Children S. Lindbergh Blvd St. Louis Ad Briefs Silverlake North Baptist Carey Piping Inc Eagles Lodge Honey Creek Clan Freda’s Legal Tender Fun Saddleback Lounge North Main Metzger Salvage Eddie Cloud Nine Bridal Shop W. 2Nd St Mon West 2Nd Sonshine Christian Child Care Call Quality Corpor Bonds Michael J. Esser E. Second St SIPC Edward DB. Jones & Co Oe Exch Ange Vassar Junction Diary of Anne Frank Vassar
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