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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
6
Washington AP reports a serious split among United Mine Workers reform leadership threatens a fierce internal power struggle. Top officers Miller Trbovich and Patrick feud, risking more wildcat strikes amid 200000-member union. Trbovich accuses Miller Patrick of faulty spending. Patrick defends policy and calls charges false.
Kansas Governor announces a 2.73 million grant to fund summer work for 4,588 disadvantaged youths aged 14 to 21. Nine agencies will distribute funds to provide 25 hour per week jobs for up to 10 weeks in federal state local government as well as private and nonprofit programs, with most funding going to non urban areas including Wichita Topeka and the Kansas City metro.
In Fairbanks, pipeline activity drives workers and job-seekers to enroll at the University of Alaska to secure dormitory housing. Moore Residence Hall houses newcomers from Virginia and others who take classes to qualify for low rent, with university housing priced at 280 dollars per semester and 225 dollars per month for married on campus. Officials warn the trend could become critical as Fairbanks faces housing shortages.
In Denver hotels and campuses overflow as about 18 000 to 20 000 attendees descend for Alcoholics Anonymous 40th Anniversary Convention. The convention, vast in size yet informal in tone, shows no spike in bar business and keeps identities private behind only initials on name tags.
On Pine Ridge Reservation, an Indian official vowed action as the FBI finished a fruitless 16-person sweep for the slayings of two agents, Ronald Williams and Jack Coler. Joseph Bedell Stuntz was found dead in a farmhouse as arrests broaden. one witness was jailed and other suspects faced assault charges while James Theodore Eagle remained at large.
Tom Churchill a 14 year old from Du Buque who forecasts weather for WDBQ radio will be a one day guest on NBC Tubes Tomorrow in New York for a special Fourth of July broadcast. He has forecast thunderstorms and hail with accuracy matching the National Weather Service.
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