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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1977

Page

4

Dog Food Becomes A Booming Business

A market surge in pet foods targets overweight dogs with diet styles from General Foods Cycle to Purina Fit & Trim. The industry reports high ownership of older dogs, widespread weight issues, and rising annual dog food spending nearing two billion dollars.

Louise Cook Associated Press Fido General Foods Purina Pet Food Institute Cornell University National Academy of Sciences National Research Council

Leading Spanish Official Abducted In Madrid Kidnap Shock

The president of Spain's Supreme Court of Military Justice, Lt. Gen. Emilio Villaescusa Quilis, was abducted outside his downtown Madrid home. Leftist and ultra-rightist factions blame each other amid a spate of political violence as authorities set roadblocks and investigate suspects. The incident follows the kidnapping of Antonio Maria de Oriol and signals mounting tension in Madrid.

Madrid Spain Supreme Court of Military Justice Emilio Villaescusa Quilis Europa Press GRAPQ Juan Carlos Antonio Maria de Oriol Oriol Villaescusa Council of State Strongarm Guerrillas of Christ the King Arturo Ruiz Garcia Granada Cifra

French general says US remains militarily dominant

Paris AP reports Gen Georges Buis, former director of France’s Center for Superior Military Studies, now head of the Foundation for National Defense Studies, dismisses fears of Soviet superiority. He says US forces are clearly ahead in every arm system and notes the alarm is an annual budget and NATO cycle phenomenon.

Paris United States Soviet Union U.S Georges Buis Buis Armed Forces’ Center For Superior Foundation For National Defense Studies George J. Keegan Jr U.S. Air Force Intelligence Defense Donald Rumsfeld NATO

Fradulent Candidates Attract GEC Attention In Kansas

The Governmental Ethics Commission plans to review suspected campaign filing fraud by Kansas state candidates. Executive secretary Lynn Hellebust said patterns in reports prompt audits over months, with staff-led inquiries supplementing outside complaints. Court action last week against Matt Green for failing to file reports reinforces the commission’s enforcement role as seven hearings proceed and about 40 cases await evaluation. Tom Hart, listed as an American Party candidate, missed a hearing over failure to name a treasurer and file reports.

Peka, Kan Kansas Lynn Hellebust Commission Secretary of Hellebust James Hope Shawnee County Matt Green Wichita Green Kansas House of Representatives Secretary of State Tom Hart Kansas House Lawrence

Defense Dept Urges Wartime Draft Plan for Mobilization

The Defense Department proposed that President Carter create a standby wartime draft system with a 20 year olds lottery in peacetime, 66 area offices, 1,700 guards and reservists trained for wartime duty, and review panels to grant deferments. The plan foresees 650,000 trained men within six months of mobilization and cites potential 450,000 casualties to be replaced, while remaining unfit for peacetime use.

Washington Defense Department Carter Europe Pentagon National Guard

Carter Seeks Rapid Nuclear Test Ban and SALT Progress

President Carter calls for an instant and complete global ban on nuclear tests including underground testing as part of a three step plan toward disarmament. He urges quick SALT limits with the Soviet Union, reductions of stockpiles, and broader reductions including all nations. He also signals likely year end progress on a Middle East peace conference.

Washington Carter Soviet Union Oval Office Associated Press United Press International National Security Council U.S United States Middle East Buch

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