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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1971

Page

2

Thousands Are Jobless Week After Steel Strike

Five days after a new steel contract ended the threatened walkout, tens of thousands of steelworkers have been laid off or idled in inventories. Officials differ on impact while company spokesmen expect callbacks to lag on weak orders. In Pittsburgh area alone about 47,000 workers face layoff or idle time as unions and managers assess demand and benefits.

Associated Press Aflcio United Steelworkers of America Pittsburgh-Western Pennsylvania Francis Stark USW International Cleveland

Names Vary in Big Eight Commissioner Search

Kansas City AP reports growing list of candidates to replace Wayne Duke as Big Eight seeks a successor. Names mentioned include Mickey Holmes, Brice Durbin, Chuck Nevias, and Bud Wilkinson, with a four member screening panel likely to guide the process. Faculty representatives hold final approval.

Kansas City Big Eight Wayne Duke Brice Durbin Kansas State High Sschool Activities Association Chuck Nevias Walter Byers National Collegiate Athletic Association Oklahoma Duke Byers Reaves Peters Charles Oldfather University of Kansas

Kansas Highway Patrol Seeks 13 Trooper Recruits

The Kansas Highway Patrol seeks 13 trooper applicants for this fall. Men aged 21 to 35, at least 5 feet 8 inches, with a high school diploma or GED are eligible. Civil service tests occur in September in several cities, with applications to the State Personnel Division in Topeka. No prior law enforcement experience is required. a 10 week training program at Salina is provided.

Topeka Kan Kansas Highway Patrol Patrol Salina

Man Indicted In Bank Holdup In Kansas City

Federal grand jury in Kansas City, Kansas, indicted Robert Edwin Robinson, 34, for the $67,050 Parklane National Bank robbery in Wichita. Robinson, sought by Tulsa police for a September 1970 grocery-store heist, faces murder charges in Houston and is jailed in Dallas County after a June 24 attempted North Central State Bank robbery foiled by three bankers.

Kansas City, Kan Robert Edwin Robinson Wichita

Bridge work announced for Arkansas River span

Washington AP Senators Dole and Pearson announced that the Arkansas River bridge on U S 281 south of Great Bend will be replaced under the Federal Highways Act of 1970. The project cost and exact funding details were not disclosed.

Washington Bob Dole James B. Pearson Kansas Arkansas River U.S. 281 Great Bend

Five Guardsmen Hurt In Collision At Camp Ripley

Five Kansas National Guard members on two weeks of active duty at Camp Ripley Minnesota were injured Thursday night in a jeep collision. Capt Joseph L Tropansky Wichita chaplain 1st battalion 137th Infantry Pfc Melton Kerr Wichita the chaplain's driver Sgt Nicholas Gingery Pfc Philip R Young and Pfc Mark A Dennis all of headquarters company 69th Infantry Topeka were listed in satisfactory condition at the base dispensary. Gov Robert Docking planned to spend today in the field observing unit operations of the 4500 Kansas Guardsmen.

Little Falls Minn Kansas National Guard Camp Ripley Joseph L. Tropansky 137Th Infantry Wichita Melton Kerr Nicholas Gingery Philip R. Young Mark A. Dennis 69Th Infantry Topeka Robert Docking Kansas

Sisco Confident On Opening Suez Canal Talks

AP reports Joseph Sisco, Washington's peace envoy, left Tel Aviv confident an interim Suez Canal agreement remains possible despite no decisive breakthroughs after nine days of talks. He met with Dayan and Eban, urged Mrs. Meir to back a reopenings amid Israel Egypt tensions to maintain calm and spare regional loss of life.

Tel Aviv Washington Middle East Joseph J. Sisco Suez Canal Sisco Israel Egypt Golda Meir Defense Moshe Dayan Abba Eban Nixon

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