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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

7

Wheat harvest raises fear of price drop and export cuts

Kansas farmer Earl Hayes warns a bumper wheat crop may depress prices if export markets falter. Across the plains, a second record corn and wheat harvest runs alongside stockpiles rising toward 850 million bushels, prompting cautions from farm groups to curb plantings and safeguard export demand.

Hayes Great Plains U.S U.S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department National Association of Wheat Growers

Special Team To Pipeline Investigates Weld Records

President Ford's pipeline troubleshooter arrives in Anchorage with 11 specialists to review alleged weld errors on the Alaska pipeline. Deputy Transportation Secretary John W. Barnum meets state officials, local inspectors, labor leaders, and Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. officials as a report is promised within a week.

Anchorage Alaska Ford Transportation John W. Barnum Federal Energy Administration Barnum Alyeska Pipeline Service Co Alyeska Department of Transportation Interior Department Department of Justice

School Board Faces Full Slate

The 290 School Board agenda includes electing president and vice president, fixing meeting time and place, civil rights compliance, financial depositories, and bids for security locks. Ottawa receives a $47,738 grant for 11 jobs up to seven months funded through the Manpower Commission under the 1973 Act.

U.S.C Board of Education Ottawa Doug Harris Robert W. Mills State Manpower Commission Department of Labor Harris U.S.D

Sunny heat continues across Kansas with possible Tuesday storms

Sunny and hot weather persisted across most of Kansas today as the Nations Weather Service warned of a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms beginning Tuesday afternoon.

Topeka Kan Kansas the Nations Weather Service

Democrats See Unity as Carter Seeks Running Mate

At the Democratic National Convention in New York Carter projects unity while narrowing his vice presidential choices among seven prospects including Frank Church and Adlai Stevenson. He plans to announce after Wednesday's presidential nomination vote, as Brown and Humphrey weigh their delegations.

New York Jimmy Carter Carter Robert Strauss Sen Frank Church Idaho Georgia Adlai Stevenson Ford Ronald Reagan Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Humphrey Edmund G. Brown Jr California Brown Patrick Caddell

Tractors Stolen In Weekend Heist At Underwood Equipment

Sheriff says a well planned operation stole a Case 580 backhoe and two John Deere tractors valued at 25 000 total. Thieves moved machines from I 35 near K 66 to a hidden field using a stolen backhoe to load a trailer and vanish. Call sheriff or KBI with tips.

Underwood Rex Bowling Sheriff's Department KBI John Deere Sheriff's Office The

Weather Outlook Mixed Rain Likely Across Kansas

Weather service notes early morning temperatures in the mid 60s to low 70s with highs in the upper 60s to 70s across eastern and western Kansas. Lows tonight expected from mid 60s west to low 70s east. Isolated thunderstorms possible central and western Kansas Tuesday with a Wednesday to Friday period of scattered showers and storms. County forecast calls for partly sunny conditions Tuesday with isolated storms tonight, highs mid to upper 80s, and southerly winds 10 to 15 mph.

Weather Service Kansas The Ronny Tyeadey Tenigny

City Zoning Appeals Board Reforms After Long Hiatus

Ottawa to reconvene its Board of Zoning Appeals for organizational purposes after more than five years. City Manager Mills proposes appointing the planning commission chair to a permanent seat, expanding the board from five to six members with potential for more. The meeting follows the Bell case seeking hardship relief for 15th and Orchard Drive.

Ottawa Planning Commission Lewis Bell Commission Orchard Drive Board of Zoning Appeals Mills City Commission

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Stafford Earl Hayes Kansbs Kansas Association of Wheat Jerry Rees NAWG United States Russia Europe Rees Grant State Department Willow 15Th Street Olen Lee Ninth 15Th Jad Storlas Caddell George McGovern South Dakota Thomas A. Eagleton Missouri Eagleton
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