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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1975
Page
4
The article recounts a Sunday open house at the power plant showing two Enterprise generators from 1962 and 1967 with kilowatt ratings and fuel use, plus Riley boilers and a STAG unit. It covers the cooling tower, diesel tanks, air intake, and the water treatment process from raw river water through filtration to city mains.
Eastern Kansas Sportsman's Club derby at Richmond Lake drew youngsters of five age groups plus a senior crowd. Winners included Dale Katzer and Julie Ackmann for ages five and under, with top placers in four older brackets and a first year for the 65 plus group.
President Ford relaxed at Camp David with tennis and swimming in 90 degree heat during a final weekend before a 10-day trip to five European capitals and a July 30 to August 1 Helsinki summit. He golfed at Burning Tree, viewed Jaws, and met Republican leaders after returning. He told Time detente and arms talks offer progress as Mediterranean concerns loom.
Ronald Reagan says he needs real backing from heartland supporters before deciding on a 1976 bid against Ford. He won’t decide until later this year, though he continues aggressive speaking tours in six states. Polls show Reagan as the strongest GOP challenger but margins remain tight and some conservatives fear a late launch.
First published notices announce hearings on descent for Robert E. Bradley and Dorothy Elizabeth Johnson estates in Franklin County KS with August 1975 defense deadlines. Attorneys are Leek, Mullins, and Anderson Byrd Richeson. hearings occur Ottawa court. Also notice of appointment for Bessie E. Little estate creditors.
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