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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1971

Page

5

Highway projects to inject over sixty million in three years

R L Peyton detailed Kansas Interstate 35 progress and related road work during a Ottawa Chamber of Commerce briefing. He cited $11 million in contracts for I-35, with $37.8 million more planned, bringing total I-35 costs to about $48.7 million and driving over $60 million in regional economic activity over three years.

Robert B. Wellington Ottawa Chamber of Commerce R. L. Peyton North American Hotel Peyton Kansas Interstate 35 Here Emporia J. H R. Cheney Highway Trust Fund Congress Franklin County Ottawa Pomona Melvern Princeton Coats Corner Chamber William Bowers

Phone Talks Continue As Bell Strike Lasts

Negotiations stretch through weekend as CWA walkout against Bell Telephone marks fourth day with no breakthrough. Cable cuts disrupt service for thousands while most calls stay near normal due to automated dialing. arrests made in picket clashes. Morton Bahr says intense talks with 33 bargaining units.

Communications Workers of America Bell Telephone System Bell Philadelphia Morton Bahr CWA Bell Telephone Peter J. Peterson South Central Bell Telephone Co New Orleans Edwin J. Harris Harris

Wakeman Seeks Action in Wakeman County Thistle Issue

Warren Wakeman county noxious weed supervisor met with the County Commission to discuss musk thistle. He estimated 18 000 acres affected. They debated spraying timing, budget limits, office facilities, and the need for better reporting while affirming Wakeman’s ongoing effort.

Joan Istas Warren Wakeman Franklin County County Commission Don Yockey Wakeman Lee Nichols Yockey Nichols George Atchison

Typhoon Jean Hits Vietnam While War Slows

Typhoon Jean nears Hanoi after drenching Vietnam's north with rain and wind, forcing a lull in fighting. U S. Command says no B52s over the north. attention shifts to Hanoi's Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos. One helicopter crewman wounded as U S. aircraft losses rise to 7,862.

U.S South Vietnam Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos A Shau

Lake Pomona sees surge in visitors prompts expansion

The Lake Pomona recreation area faces rapid growth with 474,157 visitors by June 30 and 62,400 more over the July 4 weekend. Project manager Ralph R. Dennis cites population and equipment sales as drivers, plans 112 camper pads, 100 picnic tables, 50 grills, and road improvements, along with safety and environmental programs. The master plan over five years includes a beach, expanded parks, and potential reservation-only camper areas to curb crowding.

Ralph R. Dennis Dennis Pomona Congress Vassar Carbolyn Corps of Engineers Cedar Park Michigan Valley Wolf Creek Kansas Fish and Game Commission

Nixon China trip triggers global reactions in press

Hungarian and Polish papers label the move baseball diplomacy while the Soviet Union and Cairo papers react with silence and alarm. Western outlets, including Le Figaro, describe the shift as logical, potentially reshaping regional balances and possibly easing Vietnam tensions if Formosa is settled.

Associated Press Nixon China Soviet Union Peking Cairo al Ahram Lize Red China Asia Hong Kong Shih Pao Munich Kremlin Moscow United States Russia North Atlantic Treaty Organization Maurice Couve de Murville le Figaro Vietnam Washington Formosa

Nixon aims for China trip with Rogers coordinating talks

President Nixon plans a Peking visit to seek normalizing talks with Communist China and moves to build congressional support. Secretary Rogers will stay at his Washington desk Monday to liaise with foreign governments as Nixon schedules meetings with Senate and House leaders and a Cabinet gathering. Nationalist China protests, Western nations applaud, Soviet allies protest. Rogers contacted 19 ambassadors ahead of the announcement.

San Clemente Calif Nixon William P. Rogers China Rogers Washington Senate House Capitol Hill Peking White House Soviet Union Tha m People’s Republic of China C. K. Yen

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