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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1977

Page

5

Oklahoma Bigfoot hunter seeks the elusive Sasquatch

Bob Stamps a 27 year old upholstery repairer in Midwest City leads a group called the Sasquatch Research Corp. in eastern Oklahoma in 14 expeditions over 16 months. He studies Bigfoot literature corresponds with hunters worldwide and aims to capture a creature using tranquilizers and radar as he pursues a full time sasquatchologist dream.

Midwest City Okla Bob Stamps Bigfoot Stamps Oklahoma-Arkansas Sasquatch Research Corp Oklahoma City Soviet Union Australia Oklahoma Sunday Oklahoman Brian Jones Stilwell County Sheriff's Department Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Adair County Gary Fain Dutch Mills Ark Ed Bailey Kansas City Oklahoma City Police Department Jones

Farm Exports May Decline Next Year

U S farm export value, after a record 24 billion this year, may drop 5 to 10 percent in 1977-78 to about 21.6 to 22.8 billion, as prices fall on large harvests. Tonnage likely declines only marginally, with wheat and soybeans possibly rising while feed grains and fats fall. Japan remains the top buyer at about 3.9 billion, while the Soviet Union buys roughly 1.1 billion this year under a five-year grain pact.

Washington U.S Agriculture Department United States USDA Japan Soviet Union

Coal Miners Back For 60 Days

Thousands of Appalachian miners returned to work after a nine week wildcat strike over health benefits while roving Kentucky pickets shut down some West Virginia mines hours later. The United Mine Workers Executive Board ordered a 60 day return to work, with possible contract termination if no agreement is reached, potentially triggering a nationwide strike.

Charleston W.va Kentucky West Virginia United Mine Workers District 17 Jack Perry Perry United Mine Workers Arnold Miller UMW International IEB UMW BCOA Miller Bituminous Coal Operators Association District 30

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