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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1968

Page

5

Plain Old Heat A New Pollution Threat

Heat pollution threatens U S rivers and streams with thermal pollution. Industrial and irrigation heat, especially from steam electric and atomic plants, could outpace other pollution as demand grows. Officials debate standards, site rules, and federal licensing to curb heat dumping and protect aquatic life.

Washington United States Jacob I. Bregman Interior Bregman Water Resources Council Atomic Energy Commission Ciled AEC Glenn T. Seaborg Seaborg

Police set style standard as New Year memo targets sideburns

In St Paul Minnesota police chief Lester E McAuliffe cited a military style rule mandating sideburns not to exceed the small fleshy knob at the ear tragus. The remark came a week before the new year.

ST. Paul, Minn Lester E. McAuliffe

Telegraph Office Closure Notice in Ottawa Kansas

Western Union Telegraph Company seeks FCC approval on December 18 1968 to close its Ottawa Kansas telegraph office at 114 East Second Street and shift service to City and Top Hat Cab Company at 522 South Cherry. Substituted service would run Saturdays 8 am to 2 pm and be closed Sundays. additional hours at the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe depot include evenings and weekend times. Public comment or protest due by January 15 1969 to FCC Washington DC 20554.

Western Union Telegraph Company Federal Communications Commission East Second Street Ottawa Kansas City and Top Hat Cab Company South Cherry Telegraph Company Atchison-Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Washington, D.C

Holiday Gets Mighty Old

In Youngstown Ohio the school system ran out of money and closed all schools. About 28 000 pupils were affected and will not return until Jan 2. Parents report bored children and limited reaction from the community amid financial strains and levy defeats.

Youngstown Ohio Jack W. Sullivan Sullivan Zinser

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