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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1977

Page

6

VD Testing Brings Casual Confidence To Health Office

Franklin County health nurse Arla Lickteig explains the VD program at the county office. Since March 1976 the department has offered five minute tests and free treatment, with 54 people tested so far. The office also conducts contact tracing and educational outreach, noting VD can affect all ages and can be treated before test results arrive.

Don Lambert Franklin County Health Department Arla Licktelg Franklin County Health Department W. Tecumseh Ransom Memorial Hospital Lawrence Kansas City Ottawa Kansas Department of Health

Citizen Rate Postage Plan Approved By USPS

The Postal Service approved President Carter's two tier rate plan setting a 13 cent first class citizen rate and a 16 cent business rate, with other mail costs rising. The plan goes to the Postal Rate Commission for hearings up to 10 months, delaying any effect before next May. Public support is uncertain as business groups oppose the dual rate while cost cuts aim to reduce the service deficit.

Washington U.S. Postal Service Today Carter Board of Governors Postal Rate Commission Benjamin F. Bailor Bailar Citizens Postal Service United States

City fills utilities post by Diane Yeaman

John Clark becomes Director of Utilities for Ottawa taking over from Hubert Blecha who retires for health reasons. Clark, a longtime city employee since 1963, notes improved KCPL interconnections allow reliable power during emergencies and hopes to bring a new water plant online before demand rises.

Diane Yeamans John Clark City of Ottawa Clark Hubert Blecha Blecha Utilities Maintenance Division Mills Kansas City

Bennett Orders Fiscal Tightening in State Agencies

Gov. Robert F. Bennett says he will not submit a 1979 budget and urges agencies to trim travel 10 percent hold staff levels steady and cut new programs and construction. He criticizes agendas as not a wish list and endorses zero based budgeting as a guiding principle.

Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett Bennett Fee

Kansas Energy Plan faces critique in Topeka

Senator Arnold Berman of Lawrence called the Kansas Energy Conservation Plan a loose set of proposals reliant on educational volunteerism rather than firm administrative programs. Dean Eckhoff of Kansas State University defended the plan, noting observed energy savings from education and volunteer action in farms, industry, and utilities. The interim committee studied the plan, awaiting Federal Energy Administration approval, with a target 6.9 percent energy reduction by 1980 through building efficiency, lighting, government actions, and carpooling.

Topeka Kan Arnold Berman D-Lawrence Dean Eckhoff Kansas State University Eckhoff Kansas Federal Energy Administration Berman

Rainy Week Ahead In Kansas Storms Expected

Storms and heavy rain moved through northern and eastern Kansas with gusty winds up to 60 mph in Clay Center. More than an inch of rain fell in Horton Marysville Paxico and surrounding areas. Temperatures rise to 90s and 100s with a week of hot humid days and chances of scattered thunderstorms.

Topeka Kan Kansas National Weather Service Clay Center Kansas Turnpike Horton Woodlawn Atchigan Marysville Paxico Weather Service Nebraska

Bypass plan eyed after Alaska pipeline blast

In the wake of Friday’s explosion at Pump Station No. 8 along the trans Alaska pipeline near Thompson Pass Alaska officials say a bypass is possible. The plan would allow pumping across the pass without the station potentially boosting flow beyond 600 000 barrels daily though the 1.2 million barrel a day target for 1977 may be scrap. NTSB investigators interview workers to determine cause and possible procedural changes while aiming to issue a full report in about four months.

Anchorage, Alaska Alaska Thompson Pass Houston Valdez Edward Patton Alyeska National Transportation Safety Board William Haley NTSB Haley Fairbanks

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