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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1977

Page

6

Ottawa Steel Workers Strike Leaves Plant Locked In

Teamsters Local 838 votes 87 to 13 to strike Ottawa Steel plant of Gulf & Western at 415 Dundee effective at midnight after a Friday meeting with company and federal mediator. 170 hourly workers with average wage $4.28. wage demand was $1 per hour per year for three years. Authorities hope mediator-facilitated talks next week as doors reopen Tuesday with 7 a.m. shift.

Teamsters Ottawa Gulf & Western Dundee Ralph Crane Ottawa Steel Roy Stapnic Kansas City Art Chamil Detroit Gene Roach Crane

Post Office Seeks Rate Hike Amid Better Finances

Washington AP The Postal Service plans to raise rates next year despite its strongest financial position since the 1971 reorganization. Board of Governors is set to propose raising the first class letter rate from 13 to 15 or 16 cents early in 1978. Bailor notes an improved condition but says inflation and labor costs require action.

Washington Postal Service Postal Service Board of Governors Ben Jamin Congress Board of Governors Postal Rate Commission

Neutron Bomb Backers Confident After Senate Debate

After a secret three hour session Sen. John Stennis predicts the Senate will approve funding for the neutron bomb but require presidential use veto power. Backers won two key votes by narrow margins and avoid final action amid a looming filibuster. Sen. Mark Hatfield calls the debate historic despite an inconclusive result.

Washington Senate John Stennis D-Miss Congress Stennis Armed Services Committee Mark Hatfield R-Ove

290 Agenda for U S C Board of Education Meeting

The regular meeting agenda for the U S C Board of Education at 7 30 p m Tuesday includes election of a chairman and vice chairman appointment of a director clerk and treasurer for the four district vocational cooperative and consideration of its name and financing Consideration of payment of cooperative appointees Establish mileage allocation for board members and employees.

Board of Education

Widespread Manhunt For Gun-Toting Killers

Oklahoma City AP report says all points bulletins issued across Arkansas Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana for two gunmen linked to multiple slayings and disappearances. Marshal Marvin Richie 42 and Opal James 58 were killed. Ranger David Small 27 wounded. James found dead near a Corps pickup. a Purcell taxi driver James Short 40 missing. FBI ties to two Louisiana deaths.

Oklahoma City Arkansas Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Marvin E. Richie Magazine, Ark Opal James Havana Ark Army Corps of Engineer Ranger David Small Corps Small Richie James Magazine Logan W.C. Hamilton Hamilton Oden Purcell Okla James M. Short FBI Alton Wilson Ray Jones Sr Franklinton Bogue Chitto River

Ku Klux Klan to hold cross burning in Plains

In Carter’s hometown Plains Georgia the Ku Klux Klan plans a cross burning rally tonight after its organizers filed for a meeting permit as a bluegrass festival permit. Police report the city council was unaware of the Klansmen’s plan until Friday. The protest targets President Carter’s actions including the halt of B1 bomber production.

Americus, Ga Carter Plains Bill Wilkinson Invisible Empire Wilkinson

Rains come in time for holiday in Kansas

In central and eastern Kansas the Fourth of July weekend began wet with McPherson 1.79 inches, Salina 1.54, and Niles 1.75. By mid morning Salina dried, western areas cleared, but the forecast called for hot humid weather with scattered late afternoon storms.

Topeka Kan Kansas McPherson Salina Niles McPherson's County Sheriff's

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