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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1966

Page

8

Kansas Governor urges rebalance of House districts

Gov. Avery told legislators that the House must be reapportioned in the current special session while the Senate can wait. He urged creation of representative districts by the Legislature to meet one person one vote standards, warning courts should not usurp the process. The House voted 63 to 45 to proceed with a plan to create 125 residence districts and elect one representative per district.

Avery House Apportionment Committee Kansas John P. Harris Hutchinson House Senate

Ten Year Old Jail On Its Last Legs

A federal inspection of the Franklin County jail highlights serious deterioration and repeated wear from inmates. Sheriff Joe Ferns notes patching replaces major repairs as outmoded facilities struggle with plumbing, heating, and safety needs. County leaders consider renovation or a new joint city county building with possible federal aid, while funds remain uncertain.

Rosie Lister Hubert H. Raney Franklin County Ferns Raney Averill Sheriff Lee Nichols Joe Ferns

Gas Kills Swiss Workers in Mountain Power Tunnel

Seventeen workmen suffocated by carbonic gas in a tunnel at Robiei hydroelectric station near Locarno Switzerland. Fifteen victims were Italian. An Italian inquiry team arrived and details were withheld pending investigation. The tunnel feeds the station's artificial lake in a barren mountain area north of Locarno.

Locarno Switzerland Robiei

Senate debate before war bill passes

The Senate faces days of debate before likely passage of a 4.8 billion military authorization bill covering Viet Nam outlays. Critics urge delaying until witnesses testify, while leaders push speedy action to fund troops abroad.

Senate Washington Johnson Russell B. Long Louisiana Wayne Morse Viet Nam

County Forecast: Fair, cold night. warming Thursday

The county forecast calls for fair skies and continued cold tonight. Thursday should be clear to partly cloudy and warmer with a night low of 10 to 15 and a high around 40. Temperatures today include a high of 46 and a low of 15, with year ago readings of 42 and 25. Record highs and lows for this date stand at 71 in 1911 and -8 in 1903. Hourly temperatures end at 8 am today.

Dover Coach Descriptive Piece in Ottawa University Jazz Concert

An Ottawa University band concert at 8 tonight features a trumpet trio performing Dover Coach a descriptive Dover England mood. Works by MacDowell Von Suppe and Wagner under Prof William Kloster with Elie Siegmeister Five Folk Song. The program includes tain Donkey Gal The Monkey s Wedding Black Is The Color of My True Love s Hair and M seau Banjo. Admission is free.

Dover England Ottawa University University MacDowell von Suppe Wagner William Kloster Elie Siegmeister Seau Banjo

Kansas Senate Postpones Reapportionment to 1967 Session

Topeka AP reports Republican lawmakers in the Kansas Senate voted to delay upper-chamber reapportionment until the 1967 general session to shorten the current special session and save taxpayer money. House reapportionment must proceed. A 1966 court ruling set an April 1 deadline, later postponed to April 1, 1968, allowing current senators to finish terms while 1968 elections approach.

Topeka Kansas Senate Senate House Atty Robert Sonderholm

Batman and Superman Comics Guarded at Library of Congress

The Library of Congress stores Batman and Superman comics, dating from the late 1930s, in locked gray boxes for scholarly use only. About 2,500 titles, the collection may be the world’s largest, with new titles arriving under copyright rules, and rare copies valued highly as researchers consider microfilming.

John H. Thaxter

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William H. Avery Federal Court House of Representatives Kansas Supreme Court Harris Vs. Anderson O’ Avery Greeley County Sedgwick County Jack Turner Wichita Thomas van Cleave Kansas City Turner Jess Taylor Sheriff's Department Don Averill Come Mission Morse Mike Mansfield Florida Senate Foreign Relations Committee Maxwell D. Taylor Saigon Dean Rusk Richard B. Russell de Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Congress Russell Vance Hartke Delind James Anderson E. Blackhawk John Presley S. Hickory Thomas Young Lakewood Ohio the Herald
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