Ford Warns Against Rushing Economy In Campaign Swing
President Ford cautions that rapid economic pump priming could break the dikes and inflations may worsen. He urges fiscal restraint and moderation in recovery plans during his Midwest campaign trip, addressing a large Traverse City crowd and a Chicago reception with mayor Daley.
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Chicago
Ford
Mrs. Ford
Midwest
Traverse City
Mich
Sheriff's Office
Richard J. Daley
Michigan
Chicago State University
Interlochen
Mackinac Island
White House
Butz Plays Down Wheat Sale Effects
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said U.S. grain traders are negotiating in Moscow but the pending sale will have little effect on prices at the supermarket. He testified before the Senate Agriculture Committee that food prices should stay stable for the rest of the year, based on this week’s USDA estimate of record harvests and another Friday report from the department.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
U.S
Moscow
Butz
Senate Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Department
Finalist to be Miss Kansas 1975 named tonight
Ten contestants remain for Miss Kansas 1975 with two preliminary winners chosen Friday. Cynthia McIntosh, 18, Miss Hutchinson, sang solo and played piano, while Kathleen Alice Shriner, 21, Miss Merriam, won the swimsuit evening gown contest. Twenty contestants entered. The winner will represent Kansas in Miss America at Atlantic City.
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Pratt
Kan
Cynthia McIntosh
Grain exports outlook rises on large U S crop
The Outlook and Situation Board says the 1975 U S grain crop may be large enough to boost carryover stocks even with a Russian purchase. Private traders in Moscow discuss sales with Deputy Assistant Secretary Bell as meat prices climb and sugar refiners announce price hikes.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Department
Butz
Moscow
Richard E. Bell
Washington
Ottawa area accidents and sheriff reports brief
A Friday afternoon single car crash on Homewood Road left the driver Mark Brecheisen and passenger Robert Wilper with minor injuries. Ottawa police logged a 11:33 p.m. one vehicle crash at Ninth and Sycamore. Thomas Lank cited for left of center and careless driving. Several civil suits, public notices, obituaries, and a library break in were listed along with local business notices and farm market data.
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Homewood Road
Mark D. Brecheisen
Garnett
Robert Wilper
Ottawa
Ninth and
Sycamore
James Mauszycki
Hickory
Dewey Cook
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Law Enforcement Center
Thomas Lank
Rural Pomona Youth Hurt In Road Crash
A 13 year old, Richard Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith of Pomona RFD 2, was seriously injured when a 1972 pickup left a country road west of Greenwood Church, struck a hazard marker, and crashed into a telephone pole. He sustained multiple broken ribs a broken collar bone and chest injuries and was in intensive care at Ransom Memorial Hospital after being found by his brother and rushed there by a neighbor.
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Kenneth
Tilton
Princeton Rd
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Damron-Towner Chapel
Garnett Cemetery
Bill Weber
Omaha, Neb
Herbert and
Viola (McClung) Tilton
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Eagles
VFW
Ottawa
Tilton’s Inn
Lois Mae Whitacre
Olathe
Jackie
Stephen Williams
U.S. Army
Europe
Mike Whitacre
Jack Winninger
Bill Winninger
St. Charles
Bob Winninger
Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Thomas
Paulding
Ohio
Vince Collins
Clathe
Francis Tilton
el Dorado
Charles H. Jones
Overbrook
Charles Harvey Jones
RFD
IOOF
Pomona
Jones
Ruth Esther Clark
Topeka
Alice Crawford
Baldwin
Greenwood-Roberts
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Richard Smith
Lawrence Smith
Pomona Rfd 2
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Greenwood Church
Portugal declares low level military alert amid government crisis
In Lisbon Portugal the military declared a state of vigilance following the Socialist party withdrawal from the coalition government. Copcon cited reports that reactionary forces planned to meet including a Cascais shopkeepers gathering. Premier Goncalves was urged by the Revolutionary Council to name two new ministers, replacing Socialist leaders Soares and Zenha, to resolve the crisis after Armed Forces Movement rules.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Socialist Party
Continental Defense Command
Copcon
Cascais
Vasco Goncalves
Revolutionary Council
Goncalves
Mario Soares
Francisco Salgado Zenha
Armed Forces Movement
AFM
Soares
Popular Democrats
Franklin Countys Bicentennial Meeting Planned Sunday
A public meeting to discuss Franklin Countys Bicentennial is set for 2 p.m. Sunday in Elliott Hall at the First Baptist Church. The gathering invites all residents to participate and share plans.
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Franklin County
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
KU Spring Honor Roll Names Students From Ottawa Pomona Wellsville
The University of Kansas announced spring semester honor roll names. From Ottawa: Bert Anderson Robert Becker Deborah Callaway Christopher Claterbos Rita Jackson Rhoda Lee Barbara McKenzie Jeff Sellers Douglas Underwood. From Pomona: Steve Dillon Kathleen Schroeder. From Wellsville: Reid Adriance Brent Allender Max Jones Karl Romstedt. From Williamsburg: Donna Crabb.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Bert Anderson
Rockwood Drive
Robert Becker
Deborah Callaway
S. Hickory
Christopher Claterbos
Rita Jackson
Rhoda Lee
Barbara McKenzie
S. Cedar
Jeff Sellers
S. Poplar
Douglas Underwood
Apple Lane
Pomona
Steve Dillon
Kathleen Schroeder
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Ad Briefs
Sun
Drake's Bakery
Marvin Ross
the Country Gentlemen
United States
Bell
the Daily Report
Police News
Ottawa Library
Crites Body Shop
Main
State of Kansas
Adolph Garcia
Hugh Magrath
Bert Mitchell
Barbara Markus
W.G
Dwight Gifford
Board of Franklin County Commissioners For
Eli and
Patricia Stonequist
Edward and
Francis Cunningham
John Harris
Delton Kettler
Thomas Murphy
Clarence Dial
Farmers Cooperative Association
Larry Graham
Graham Auto and Repair Service
George Franks
Probate
John Dudley Deacon Jr
San Francisco, Calif
Barbara Jeanne Bennett
San Francisco
Barbara Ward
Donald L. Ward
Patton
Joyce Prue
Steve Prue
James D. Melroy
Juanita Melroy
James Robinson
Cora Robinson
William Hjort
N. Cedar
Everett Walker
Quenemo
Harold Letchworth
Gerald Shepherd
Fern E. Roseberry
Vera Foulks
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Wellsville Cemetery
John Hill
Loren Matthews
Roy Bones
Gene Ward
Bill Frear
C.D. Lyman
Loren Triplett
W.W. Whitacre
Closing Board of Trade Table
Chicago Board of Trade
Bran
Shorts
Kansas City Board of Trade
James Fay Beatty
Lyndon
Cecelia Harkins
Princeton
Glenn Hook
George Atchison
Willow
Glenda Hill
Teresa Nichols
Richmond
Connie Snyder
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Prey High Low
Gaz Vaay
I Towner
Kenneth C. Tilton
Damron- Towner Chapel
Triston
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Joe Ferns
David Logan
Leo Logan
W. 7Th
Reeves
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Lavera (Pickett) Hiles
University of Kansas Medical Center
Forest Park
A-1 Cab Co
Olive St
Mark IV Pictures
Stracker Edwards
Tim Jones
Paula Preston
Cliff Turknett
Rick Jury
Donald W. Thompson
Russell S. Doughten, JR
First Assembly of God Church
Ray Raley
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