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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1974

Page

9

Ford hints at tougher steps to restore confidence

President Ford has not ruled out taxes and mandatory conservation measures to lift consumer confidence amid recession and inflation. He met with congressional leaders to review an economic speech and discussed possible emergency unemployment aid and a public service jobs program. Officials say a major priority is passing a pending trade bill before Congress adjourns.

Washington Ford John B. Anderson R-Iil Anderson White House Business Council

Project Independence report under fire in energy hearings

Washington federal hearings questioned the Project Independence report as underestimating fuel conservation potential and over-optimistic on oil imports. Gordon MacDonald urged greater savings while Exxon official William Slick criticized it as not a sound basis for energy planning and overstating U S production capacity.

Washington Gordon MacDonald President Council On Environmental Quality William T. Slick Jr Exxon United States Slick Energy Resources Council Ford Camp David Federal Power Commission Federal Energy Administration

Students simulate founding a country in Sacred Heart class

Sixth to eighth graders spend hours designing a constitution for Disunia, with six confederations, separate currencies, tariffs and barriers. They form executive, judicial and legislative branches, set ages and terms for a president, decide voting rights for Applegreens, and learn the challenges founders faced while developing cooperation and government.

James Gilbert Sacred Heart England Brent Britain Applegreens Gilbert Disunia Unia

Solar eclipse warns eyes risk in Kansas

A partial solar eclipse will darken Kansas for about two and a half hours with peak coverage around 9:20. The Kansas Optometric Association warns viewing without protection can permanently injure the eye, even with sunglasses or photofilm. Ottawa University professor notes the safe viewing option from Science Hall lawn telescope.

DE McGlashon Kansas The Kansas Optometric Association Olin F. Wollen Ottawa Wollen W. D. Bemmels Ottawa University Bemmels

Bennett Plans No Housecleaning After Transition

Topeka with AP report Gov elect Robert F Bennett said agency heads from the outgoing Docking administration may stay on for now to ensure a smooth transition. He indicated some modifications but no mass resignations and noted few highly probable retentions. He ordered departments not to fill vacancies without his office approval during budget hearings and the 1976 budget process.

Washington Agriculture Department James J. Naive Department National Agriculture Outlook Naive J. Dawson Ahalt Ahalt Robert R. Miller George Hoffman Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett Robert Docking Ben Robert C. Harder Bennett

Albert Confident of Rocky Landslide in Rockefeller Vote

Washington reports that House Speaker Carl Albert predicts overwhelming House passage after the Senate approved Nelson A. Rockefeller as vice president. The Judiciary Committee will vote on a recommendation while the full House is seen voting next week and controversy over Rockefeller’s wealth and gifts persists.

Washington House Carl Albert Senate Nelson A. Rockefeller House Judiciary Committee Albert New York Ford Bayh Rockefeller New York State

Ehrlichman Trial Scene Sharp Exchanges in Watergate Case

Lawyers sparred during cross examination as Ehrlichman answered rapid questions. Frates pressed him on hush money and obstruction while Ehrlichman described Nixon urging disclosure and offering legal help. He recalled meeting Nixon at Camp David and Nixon’s regret about asking him to resign. County forecast appears after the testimony.

Washington (Ap White House John D. Ehrlichman U.S John J. Sirica James F. Neal Ehrlichman William S. Frates Neal Richard M. Nixon Fratea Watergate Frates Nixon Jeanne Camp David

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