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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1971

Page

9

McGovern Cites Four States As Indicators

At the National Farmers Organization convention in Kansas City Senator George McGovern named New Hampshire Florida Wisconsin and Illinois as key primary states that will shape the Democratic nomination. He predicted momentum from early wins and called for a national farm caucus to push a strong farm program while emphasizing parity for farmers. Ralph Nader echoed criticisms of corporate influence on farming and agriculture policy.

Kansas City George McGovern National Farmers Organization Convention South Dakota New Hampshire Florida Wisconsin Illinois Hubert Humphrey Edmund Muskie Maine Jack Miller Iowa Senate Agricultural Committee Robert Dole Republican National Committee Kansas Humphrey NFC Oren Lee Staley Rea McGovern Muskie Warren E. Hearnes Stuart Symington Thomas Eagleton Missouri National Farm Caucus Nixon Supreme Court Southeast Asia Ralph Nader Nader Earl L. Butz Agribusiness Department of Agriculture

Legislative Pay Boost Is Advised

The Citizens Commission on Legislative Pay urged Kansas legislators receive a two year pay rise from $7,150 to $11,650 plus higher per diem and expense allowances. The plan, approved unanimously by former Gov. John Anderson, would take effect in the session after enactment, likely 1973, with per day salary rising from $10 to $30 and per day expense funds from $25 to $35 while the monthly between sessions allowance stays at $100.

Peka, Kan Citizens Commission On Legislative Pay Kansas John Anderson Citizens Group Anderson Robert Docking

Stans Rejects AP Claim Of Distorted Coverage

Secretary Maurice H. Stans denounces an Associated Press article as distorted and dishonest for reporting his private Stans Foundation's 24 302 interest in Siam Kraft Paper Co. He says he gained nothing personally and notes previous denial about a Penn Central stake.

Washington (Ap Maurice H. Stans Associated Press Thailand U.S Stans Stans Foundation Siam Kraft Paper Co Penn Central Stans Foundation of Chicago Siam Kraft

Connally Poised To Lead U.S. Dollar Devaluation Push

In Rome and Washington, Treasury Secretary Connally drives a major shift toward revamping world monetary policy. He signals possible dollar devaluation as Group of 10 ministers reconvene to tackle deficits and currency realignment amid U.S. tariff pauses and defense costs.

Washington John B. Connally U.S Connally Treasury Rome Palazzo Corsini United States Nixon Lyndon Baines Johnson Texas Group of 10 John F. Kennedy Superrich Sid Richardson Sessions

Years Of Loneliness Years Of Loneliness

Richard Fecteau described 19 years in a Communist Chinese prison with solitary confinement. He and Mary Ann Harbert, released from China, spoke to reporters in Philadelphia after arrival in the United States. They await medical tests at Valley Forge Medical Center as they begin reintegration.

Philadelphia Richard Fecteau Fecteau Mary Ann Harbert Hong Kong Miss Harbert Palo Alto Calif China Polly Harbert Mary Ann Valley Forge Medical Center U.S. Mainland

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