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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1971

Page

5

Balkans turmoil sparks fears of anti Soviet axis

AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports rising tensions in the Balkans as Yugoslavia, Romania, and Albania face Soviet pressure and planned visits by Brezhnev and Chou En Lai. Tito's US trip looms, fueling Kremlin unease over potential Yugoslav Chinese alignment. Borba denounces the Hungarian article as meddling.

William L. Ryan Balkans Leonid I. Brezhnev Soviet Communist Party Chou En-lai Romania Yugoslavia Albania Tito United States Nixon Peking Kremlin Brezhnev China

Thieu supporters lead in South Vietnam lower house race

AP dispatch from Saigon reports Thieu backers headed for a parliamentary majority as results from 140 of 159 seats show 58 for Thieu allies and 32 for opponents. Independents win three. 47 others are political unknowns, many from the Mekong Delta. Campaigns show opposition gains in Saigon and northern cities. attacks at polling sites were minimal overall. Thieu plans October 3 presidential election with himself as sole candidate despite Ky withdrawal.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Thieu Mekong Delta Delta Duong van Minh An Quang da Nang Hue Binh Dinh

Weather county forecast: clear to partly cloudy through Tuesday

Weather summary reports clear to partly cloudy skies with minimal temp changes tonight and Tuesday. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph tonight. High Tuesday near 0. Tonight’s low upper 60s with a 5 percent precipitation probability. Tuesday about 5 percent. Saturday high 84, Sunday low 51. Sunday high 84, today low 55. Record highs and lows noted. hourly temps end at 6 a.m. today.

Homicide Charges Against Captain Of Ill-Fated Ship

Brindisi Italy AP police arrested the Heleanna captain Captain Dimitrios Antipas as he tried to depart Italy and charged him with homicide for the Adriatic ferry fire that killed at least 26. He also faced counts of overloading the vessel and leaving passengers aboard as flames spread.

Brindisi Italy Adriatic Dimitrios Antipas Antipas Anastasia Merchant Marine Ministry Rome Lloyd's of London

Rabies Shots Possible For Small Ottawan

Cindy Davis, 34, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard J Davis of 628 Willow, may endure painful rabies shots after a yard bite Thursday night. The family doctor says she will not take the shots. a two week wait is advised while the dog is sought. Neighbors and the Humane Society have searched for the dog, which left a partial glimpse. The city leash law runs April 1 to July 1, with dogs free rest of year, and a 1970 vote kept leash rules. Humane Society manager Alta Cruces says dog problems exceed shelter capacity, with 701 dogs processed in six months and only 20-dog capacity. She cites many loose dogs and insufficient staff to handle complaints.

Edward McGrath Cindy Davis Richard J. Davis Willow The Humane Society Davis Alta Cruces

Frisco Police Station Siege Ends in Slaying and Wounding

A gunman burst into the Ingleside police station in San Francisco shooting through a bulletproof partition, killing Sgt. John Y. Young and wounding Ellen Lipney. Police sought leads while arming guards at other stations after the attack. Earlier a Bank of America branch nearby was bombed, leaving a large hole in the wall.

San Francisco Ingleside John Y. Young Ellen Lipney Young Janes Nanz Charles Ellis Bank of America

Freeze Eases But Keeps Clout In Phase II Plan

A top adviser told Congress the end of the 90 day wage price freeze will be followed by a less severe program with legal clout. McCracken said formal talks with organized labor, business, agriculture, and others precede Phase II. Meany floated potential board work under certain conditions.

Washington Congress Paul W. McCracken Council of Economic Advisers Organized Labor Nixon James D. Hodgson McCracken Joint Economic Committee William Proxmire D-Wis Proxmire Hodgson ABC Radiotelevision Maurice Stans Newsweek Magazine George Meany Afl-Cio

Petition drive opposes Hays Russell shuttle site

Delegation from Hays Russell petitions signed by 2700 residents opposes a space shuttle station in their area. The group, Citizens Against the Hays Russell Space Shuttle Site Committee, handed the petitions to Gov. Docking aide Jim Shaffer as Docking prepared to meet NASA officials in Washington. Other Kansas sites like Garden City and Goodland are also under review.

Topeka Kan Hays-Russell Robert Docking Hays Russell Jim Shaffer Hays- Russell Kansas Garden City Goodland Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration

No invitation yet from Japan for Nixon visit

Tokyo AP reports Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda said there is no clear plan to invite President Nixon to Japan. He commented on Japanese press reports that an invitation would occur during Nixon’s Washington visit September 9-10 for the U.S. Japan Joint Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs to improve relations.

Tokyo Takeo Fukuda Nixon Japan Washington Joint Committee On Trade and Economic Affairs Gordon M. Graham U.S Mikio Mizuta

US Dollar Has Up-Down Day

The dollar moved unevenly across European markets with losses in Paris and Frankfurt, slight gains in Zurich, and steady to weak levels in Tokyo. Bank holiday closures and thin turnover limited clear trends as U.S. and Japanese officials respond to dollar devaluation pressures and yen disruptions.

London U.S Paris France Frankfurt Zurich Tokyo

Local Druggist Sells Snyder Pharmacy to Raney Reynolds

John I. Reynolds of Raney Reynolds Rexall Drug Store announces the sale of Snyder Pharmacy at 3185 Main. Carl Snyder will join Reynolds starting Wednesday, turning over stock and prescriptions. Snyder has been a pharmacist since 1954, bought the store in 1959, and previously worked in Santa Barbara.

Snyder Pharmacy Main John I. Reynolds Raney- Reynolds Rexall Drug Store S Main Carl Snyder Reynolds Raney- Reynolds Drug Store Snyder Wayland Blair Blair Santa Barbara Calif Carl Ottawa

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