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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1978

Page

6

Country singer Darlene Randel records in Nashville

Darlene Randel of Clearfield Kansas cut her first record in Nashville after years performing at Kansas rodeos and festivals. The single Me and Bobby McGee features her own You Are My Man on the flip side and has distribution in the Southeast and local stores. She and the Fun Sessions will headline Eagles Hall Saturday night as she balances family and rising fame.

Jay Bemis Kansas Darlene Randel Nashville Clearfield Wellsville Kris Kristofferson Bobby McGee KOFO KCKN Man Dean You Darlene Baldwin Lawrence John Salisbury Bud Logan Jim Reeves Blueboys Jeff West George Jones Johnny Paycheck Phil Baugh Ronnie McDowell John Probst Boots Randolph Salisbury Loretta Lynn Lynn Anderson

Weather County Forecast Showers And Thunderstorms

Considerable cloudiness with occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight. Isolated thunderstorms possibly severe. Partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms Friday. Highs Friday mostly 90s. Lows tonight mid 70s.

Carter heads to West Germany for seven nation summit

President Carter flies from the White House to Andrews and then to West Germany for a seven nation economic summit. He deflects oil import complaints by highlighting healthy surpluses of other nations while noting the gathering aims for re assessment and a better future for people. Rosalynn Carter and daughter Amy accompany him. Amy, age 10, is on her second foreign trip with the parents.

Washington Carter West Germany U.S White House Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Rosalynn Amy

Carter reframes trade deficit as manufactured goods surge

President Carter argues that the U S trade gap is driven by purchases of manufactured goods rather than oil and cites Japan and Germany as major exporters. He notes Japan and Germany run surpluses and that U S oil imports have decreased while gold standard talks with European leaders continue amid a Bonn visit and a Berlin town meeting. A renewed push on a crude oil tax faces House Senate conferees as Carter praises Congress on energy bills.

Japan Germany United States Carter U.S Bonn France Britain Italy Canada Congress House Senate

Ottawa Named Hub for Seven County Alcohol and Drug Program

Diane Yeamans reports Ottawa is slated to host a seven county alcoholism and drug abuse program with Franklin County as a core area. The plan envisions a $150000 annual program funded by liquor taxes and federal funds, centered in Ottawa with satellite offices and local advisory committees across Douglas, Franklin, Coffey, Linn, Anderson, Osage and Miami counties.

Ottawa Diane Yeamans Franklin County Douglas County Frank Canfield Citizens Committee On Franklin Coffey Linn Anderson Osage Miami Douglas Canfield Lawrence

SALT Talks End With No Breakthrough At Geneva

In Geneva Vance and Gromyko wrap two days of talks described as useful but inconclusive on a new SALT agreement. Separately in Moscow dissident Alexander Ginzburg is sentenced to eight years hard labor for anti Soviet agitation as attention grows on Shcharansky’s espionage trial. The White House warns Helsinki rights matter while considering oil export curbs, as arms talks continue amid a tense political backdrop.

Geneva Switzerland Cyrus R. Vance Andrei A. Gromyko Gromyko Vance Moscow Alexander Ginzburg Carter U.S Leonid I. Brezhnev State Department Hodding Carter Anatoly Shcharansky Soviet Union Kremlin

Kansas panel weighs hospital charge watchdog plan

The Health Care Cost Commission discussed drafting legislation to create a state agency to review hospital charges. A Washington style three member panel could set rates, with Blue Cross Blue Shield volunteering to monitor rates. Some members flagged potential conflicts of interest due to shared law firm representation.

Topeka Kan Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Kansas Commission Blue Cross-Blue Shield The Kansas Hospital Association Henry J. Meiners Blue Crass-Blue Shield

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National Research Rosalyn West Berlin United Administration Franklin County Courts Shcharansky George Fairbanks Dahlstron and Ferrel Contractors Ottawa High School Dan Winter Commission Eyes Hospital Watchdog Frank Lowman Hays Lowman
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