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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1975

Page

6

Zarb Sees Energy Plan May Cut Gas Prices

Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb says the compromise energy bill could save consumers about 2.5 cents per gallon on petroleum products and notes the plan may be signed by President Ford despite opposition. The measure would keep price controls through March 1979 and roll back oil prices from about 10.56 to 7.66 per barrel, with later adjustments possible. It also faces Senate and House votes next week amid talks of primaries in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.

Washington Frank Zarb Ford Zarb Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Zark Jackson Congress New Hampshire Massachusetts U.S

Missouri’s First Lady redecorates Cedar Crest on a budget

Topeka report details Olivia Weill Bennett's frugal redecorating of Kansas governor Cedar Crest in Jefferson City. With a $100,000 spend deemed modest, she haggled prices, reused frames, and enlisted the Kansas State Historical Society and local vendors to refresh carpeting, drapes, and lampshades while hosting a Christmas tea for press guests.

DE McGlashon Topeka Missouri Kansas Robert F’. Bennett Jefferson City Cedar Crest United States Olivia Frank MacLennan Topeka State Journal Washburn University Weill Capitol State Historical Society Kopp’s Lenexa State Executive Mansion Polk ‘Plaza Page

McGuire preliminary set in Ottawa murder case

Clarence James McGuire charged with first degree murder in the drowning death of JoAnn Stewart. A preliminary examination is scheduled for next Friday at 10 a.m. in Franklin County Court. McGuire, held on 100000 bond, was arrested at his Ottawa home. Guidance on counsel shifted as Harold Montney may represent him. Stewart disappeared October 28 and was found in the Marais des Cygnes River near Ottawa. Autopsy cites undetermined drowning. Both worked in the Franklin County Rehabilitation Program workshop.

Clarence James McGuire JoAnn Stewart Franklin McGuire Franklin County Ottawa Robert W. Green Thomas H. Sachse Sachse Harold Montney S. Cedar Kansas Bureau of Investigation Laboratory Stewart Marais Des Cygnes

Baking Is Learning Baking Is Learning

Linda Driver leads Lincoln School fifth graders in a bread making project. Twenty six students formed five groups with two assisting mothers. They mixed and kneaded dough, baked ten loaves, tasted samples, and shared bread with staff while praising home baking and planning to bake again.

Don Lambert Linda Driver The Bakers At Lincoln School Driver Schidal Cafe Louis Metz Jean Browning Marlin Kimball

Angolan Upheaval Presses U S Policy As War Escalates

Brussels reporting that Kissinger says the United States will prevent a Kremlin supplied Marxist faction from taking Angola. He cites possible actions but refuses specifics. Clark says aid to anti-Soviet factions nears $50 million, though he cannot confirm figures, with most equipment routed via Zaire.

Brussels Belgium United States Kremlin Angola Henry A. Kissinger America Dick Clark Idaho Senate Foreign Relations Committee Kiesinger Clark Washington D-Idaho U.S

Sara Jane Moore Seeks Guilty Plea in Ford Attempt

Sara Jane Moore told a San Francisco judge she wishes to change her plea to guilty on charges of trying to kill President Gerald Ford. She stated she wilfully attempted to assassinate Ford and cited alleged U.S. government acts against foreign dictators. Judge Conti urged her to reconsider, noting she would give up all constitutional rights to a trial.

San Francisco Sara Jane Moore Ford Gerald R. Ford United States Miss. Moore U.S U.S. District Court Samuel Conti

Harper resident wins novel suggestion at council meeting

Harper resident Jack Hoover proposed a plan to address airport runway lighting funding impasse by mobilizing residents along the runway and using police loudspeakers to instruct pilots to flick their Bics during night landings, a comment labeled as noteworthy. The council discussed lights but funds were unavailable.

Harper HNS Jack Hoover Harper Airport Hoover Sde

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