International Wheat Deal Chances Good
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland said the United States has better than a half chance to reach an international wheat agreement. He cited a London meeting planned for late September or early October and warned the U.S. could sell grain aggressively if no deal is reached. Bergland noted his loan-rate powers give leverage to win support for the pact. He spoke to about 20 town farm leaders in Council Bluffs Iowa, tying export prospects to trouble in the Russian spring wheat crop and predicting a bullish market if mandatory acreage reductions pass in the new farm bill. He urged farmers to store grain under price supports and hold it back as improved times loom.
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Council Bluffs, I Iowa
Bob Bergland
United States
London
Bergland
Town Farm Organization
House
Senate Committee
Carter
Ber- Bland
Dick Clark
D Lown
Clark
Crescent
Minnesota
Lake Mills
Towa
OHS Dropouts, Enrollment Drop Forecast, New Advisory Committee
The board discussed a continued drop in student enrollment, predicting 675 students this fall dropping to 521 by 1986. It formed an advisory committee with board members Bud Beeman Jack Bushman Mike Newmaster and Arch ie McGehee plus a Haven Steel rep to work with architect Vince Skidmore on a $600 000 vocational building leased to East Central Vocational Cooperative. The committee may include a rural representative and meets at 7 p m tonight in the board office. The board approved a second Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce membership and keeps monthly study sessions on the Friday before each regular meeting. A refreshed food service agreement sets free lunch ticket distribution to avoid stigma and promotes year round parent groups. Open house nights are planned for Aug 29 and 30 plus morning coffee programs for parents at the high school.
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Page
OHS
Vince Skidmore
East-Central Vocational Cooperative
Bud Beeman
Jack Bushman
Mike Newmaster
Kimbrel
Evert Tyson
Archie McGehee
Haven Steel
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Beeman
Walt Dengel
Jim Allen
Governors Discuss Energy at Midwest Conference
Afton Oklahoma AP report says Governor David Boren led a three page statement praising Carter energy policy while labeling it weak on production and urging price deregulation for new natural gas. Boren, optimistic, expects all 12 governors to approve the proposal in the afternoon session. Governors Bennett of Kansas and Boren push for stronger production incentives.
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AFTON
Okla
Carter
David Boren
Boren
Kansas
Robert Bennett
Panama Treaty Closer With Canal Control in View
U S and Panamanian negotiators narrowed final points in resumed talks on a new Panama Canal treaty. A statement of conceptual agreements could follow, outlining core principles after 13 years of talks. Key issues include annex details, land and water transfers, and a U S aid package, with a separate neutrality accord to keep the canal open to all nations.
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Panama City
Panama
U.S
Linowitz
Ellsworth Bunker
Nicolas Barletta
Canal Zone
Death notices and police briefs from Ottawa area
Obituaries and notices for Stanley Thomas O Neill and Albert Everett Hoskinson, both with service details and survivors. A lengthy police and traffic items section lists speeding, registration, and accident citations, plus a juvenile theft arrest, a break‑in report, a kitchen fire, buy/sell livestock market notes, and local admissions and births.
Fair Board set meeting at Celebration Hall Aug 15
News briefs note a fair board meeting at Celebration Hall on Monday Aug 15. The Northeast Kansas Health Systems Agency sub area Tl counties plans a public meeting at 7 30 p m Aug 11 in the Courts Building with Anderson Coffey Douglas Franklin Linn Miami and Osage counties listed. Bridge winners at the Elks Club Monday were first Freda Gilmore and Gene Price second Lafe Haughn and third Mary Hill and Bob Miller.
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Northeast
Kansas Health Systems Agency
Anderson
Coffey
Douglas
Franklin
Linn
Miami
Osage
the Elks Club
Freda Gilmore
Gene Price
Lafe Haughn
Mary Hill
Bob Miller
Forest Fire Center Staying Very Busy
Boise Idaho AP report describes the Boise Interagency Fire Center as the war room for coordinating a multi state firefighting effort. Technicians monitor maps marked with fire sizes and aircraft locations while crews work around the clock under a five agency cooperative plan battling fires across California Oregon Washington Alaska Colorado Utah and Arizona.
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Boise, Idaho
Idaho
United States
Boise
California
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
United Methodist Camp Meeting at Camp Chippewa
The Kansas East Conference of the United Methodist Church holds its second annual camp meeting at Camp Chippewa opening Thursday and running through Sunday. Dr. W J A Power of Perkins School of Theology will be principal speaker, assisted by his wife Marjorie. Sessions include Bible study, general services, and a Sunday main session at 2 p.m. Music director Doug Brown and food service chief Florence Clark lead staff. Registration at Asbury Lodge with babysitting services offered.
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Kansas East Conference
The
United Methodist Church
Camp Chippewa
W.J.A. Power
Perkins School of Theology
Dallas
Texas
Marjorie
Doug Brown
Baker University
Florence Clark
Asbury Lodge
Boy Drowns in Paola Pool During Class Swim
A seven year old student from Lakemary Center, David Wayne Waller, drowned while wading in three feet of water at the Paola pool. He was with twelve classmates under supervision of three women when found submerged and later pronounced dead at Miami County Hospital.
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Paola
Kan
David Wayne Waller
Mary Louise Waller
Kansas City
Lakemary Center
Miami County Hospital
Local Ad Briefs and Enrollments Listed in Ottawa
Ad items include DR Larry Mages office closure Aug 6 to 16, Silk flowers and combs at Turner's Tole Shop West 15th, R steak salad potato and Texas toast priced with $2 709 at Mike's Kazy Kitchen one mile north of Ottawa on US 59 242 9781, Heidi and Peter Academy pre school enrollments call Marilyn Neuenswander 242 7464, Turner's Tele Shop open after vacation, Upcoming 1977 Annual Income Tax School starts Sept 14 6 30 p m for information write H R Block 101 N Main Ottawa 66067 or Pall 242 1040.
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Mike
Ottawa
Heidi and Peter Academy
Marilyn Neuenswander
N. Main
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the Daily Report
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Baldwin
Joplin
Lamb-Roberts
National Cemetery
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Calif
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Porterville
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Tony
Lawrence
Donna Carlene Meyer
Pelsor
Ark
Christopher Aaron O'Neill
Heather Michelle O'Neill
Oren O'Neill
Albert Hoskinson
Albert Everett Hoskinson
Plains
Southwest Medical Center
Miller Mortuary
Liberal
Harley Murray
Hoskinson
Sugar City
Colo
Fox Roofing Company
Ardella Grace Sims
Winimac
Ind
Albert E. Hoskinson Jr
Roger Allen Hoskinson
Phyllis Jean Hoskinson
Kay Ellen Hoskinson
Carla Sue Branham
Albuquerque
N. M
Sharon Lee Bennett
Edward
Myrtle) Brightup
Hesperia
Ralph
Amy) Wilson
Ruby Shields
District Court News
Donald E. Homes
Michael
Criqui
Pomona
Gary R. Crane
S. Poplar
Randall Rysaemus
Main
Kenith J. Garrigues
Ottawa Rfd
Albert H. Sheffield
N. Sycamore
Linda S. Hiatt
Princeton Rfd
Leslie W. Deweese
Rantoul
William K. Bayer
S. Elm
Lois J. Randel
Myrtle J. Scribner
Quenemo
RFD
South Main
Robert L. Andrews
Scribner
Larry Ray Dustin
Stillwater
Billy J. Williams
Garnett
Princeton Road
Earl L. Lloyd
Ash
Miles R. Hart
Hickory
Hart
South Hickory
Lloyd
Public Safety News
Hickory Inn
Scott E. Davis
Newton
Iowa
Michael Pedrino
Franklin County
Douglas County
Jessie H. Gary
Gary
Warren R. Anderson
Lawrence Rfd 2
James QO. Leach
W. Logan
Walnut
Dan Eads
Dorothy C. Bell
Kimberley Plaschka
Claude Edwards
Benjamin Wright
S. Cedar
Geraldine Steele
Calvin Puckett
Dale Collins
Waverly
Forest Fire Center
U.S. Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Indian Affairs
National Park Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
United Methodist Meeting
Chippewa
Ad Briefs
Larry Mages
Turner's Tole
West 15Th
Turner's Tele
Cinic Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Services
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
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