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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1976
Page
6
Beirut crowds news of a cease-fire and a political solution plan to end Lebanon’s nine month civil war. Syria and Lebanese factions agreed on a supreme military committee to oversee the stopfight and return to normal life amid continuing gunfire and radio announcements.
Three young traveling missionaries from Saints Alive Gary Royse Jerry Stark and Ron Stockard returned from a two week John Ankerberg Crusade in Trinidad. They performed 11 night meetings attracting up to 7000 and shared their Christian message to crowds including Moslems and Hindus. They plan further overseas work after a semester of study at Emporia State and Tola Junior College with Ankerberg inviting them on another crusade to Africa and South America.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the United States and Soviet Union are making responsible proposals and narrowing the gap toward a new arms agreement. He warned progress depends on time remaining and noted the risk of a stalemate while he is in Moscow. Official sessions of the Politburo were reported as possibly reviewing the situation.
President Ford nominates W. J. Usery Jr., a former blue collar worker and longtime federal labor mediator, to lead the Labor Department amid anticipated disputes in rubber, automotive, and trucking industries. Kissinger hours delayed talks with Brezhnev as Gromyko urges a published agreement, with no noon session explanation given.
Democrats in Congress push to review and possibly expand Ford's 394.2 billion dollar budget for the new fiscal year. Muskie argues for stimulus and job programs while warning against long term unemployment and urging balanced budgeting after recovery. House and Senate committees schedule hearings starting soon. County forecast: mild with highs in the 60s and lows in the 20s to 30s.
The City Commission announced a 19 member task force to study Ottawa parking meters amid a two hour limit in the central business district. A public hearing on Feb 17 will consider a proposed zoning ordinance tied to the 701 Comprehensive Planning Program.
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