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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1979

Page

6

Somoza Flees Nicaragua for Exile in Florida

Anastasio Somoza resigns and flies to exile in Florida ending 42 years of dynastic rule. Nicaraguans rally in streets as Sandinistas topple his regime. U.S. officials monitor evacuation options while Costa Rica hosts the provisional government and extradition talks begin.

Managua Nicaragua Anastasio Somoza Florida Somoza U.S Francisco Urcuyo Urecuyo Costa Rica Sergio

Ottawa City Commission Meeting Agenda Faces Bonds and Bids

The Ottawa City Commission holds a 9 35 a m Wednesday session with Our Own Hardware Co to discuss a memorandum of agreement for industrial development revenue bonds. The meeting covers cooling tower bids, power plant improvements, park titles, library space, Forest Park closing hours, a July 30 special meeting for revenue sharing funds, and Deaf Awareness Week proclamation.

Ottawa City Commission A. C. Kirkwood and Associates North Street Davis Road College (City) Park Forest Park

School Board Names Bremenschenkel Ottawa Superintendent

Walter E. Bremenschenkel, 37, assistant superintendent from Adams County Colorado, hired as Ottawa US.C. 290 School Superintendent. He will move in August, attend the August board meeting, and earns 37,500 dollars, about five thousand more than the former leader would have earned here. He is praised as an organizer and initiator with human qualities. his wife is a special education teacher. The board dismisses salary concerns, noting Bremenschenkel’s Denver earnings were similar. Neuenswander left for Tulsa last July after two months’ search. Weather: 87 high, 74 low, no significant precipitation. forecast mostly cloudy with scattered storms and 80 to 85 highs Wednesday.

Harris Ray Denver Ottawa Us.c Walter E. Bremenschenkel Jack Bushman Bremenschenkel Adams County U.S.C University of Minnesota St. Paul Ottawa Post U.S.D Dan Neuenswander Neuenswander Bremenschenker Jess Bushman Bromenschenkel U.S.C. 290 Tulsa Oklo

Richmond and Franklin County Fairs Move Through Weekend

Franklin County fairs begin with Ottawa horse show and photography on July 24, then a county fair July 24 28 featuring livestock judging and daily athletic events. The Richmond Free Fair runs Thursday through Saturday with baby shows, parades, dances, and nightly rides by Bob Ottaway Amusement Co.

Joan Istas Franklin County Richmond Ottawa Bob Ottaway Amusement Co Satuker FFA Ree Dance

Ominous Alarm In New Driving Habits

Chicago report cites National Safety Council head warning traffic deaths may rise as Americans shift to smaller cars motorcycles and car pools to save gasoline. The council notes smaller vehicles are more likely to be fatal in crashes and most accidents still occur near home.

Chicago National Safety Council Vincent L. Tofany Council Jack L. Recht

Kansas governor orders thermostat limits and speed limit enforcement

Gov. John Carlin issues an executive order mandating state buildings keep thermostats at no lower than 78 degrees this summer and raise to 65 degrees next winter. The rule covers the statehouse, universities, hospitals, and highway offices, and includes stricter highway patrol speed enforcement to 55 mph. The directive also requires compliance with federal energy rules and sets steps to be completed by Sept. 1.

Topeka Kan Kansas John Carlin Carlin Kansas Highway Patrol

Carter Seeks Bipartisan Support for Energy Proposals

President Carter urged Congress to back his energy plan including a windfall profits tax and an Energy Security Corporation. Democratic and Republican leaders attended a White House breakfast and voiced mixed reactions, with optimism for oil taxes and gasoline rationing before the August 4 recess.

Washington Carter Congress White House House John Brademas Indiana Senate Robert Byrd West Virginia Energy Security Corporation John Tower Texas

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