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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1976

Page

7

Mars Pink Skies And Seismometer Woes

PASADENA AP The first Martian weather report notes 122 degrees below zero temperatures with pink skies caused by dust particles scattering sunlight. Viking 1 color pictures show an earthly blue sky due to camera color adjustment. The seismometer failed to turn on after landing, hindering marsquake detection until fixed remotely.

Pasadena Viking 1 Carl Sain Viking Mars Earth Lou Kingsland Seymour Hess Mete Sagan James Pollack Cydonia Crete Equator

Strikes Idle Thousands Across Multiple Industries

The Associated Press reports labor disputes leaving tens of thousands idle nationwide. California cannery and rubber workers' strikes threaten a $1 billion fruit harvest loss and higher supermarket prices. Federal mediators, Labor Secretary Usery, and court actions push efforts to end disruptions. Oregon grain inspectors and West Virginia miners also protest, highlighting a broad national labor clash.

Associated Press California William J. Usery Oregon West Virginia Teamsters Union James Scearce Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Washington California Farm Bureau

Mixed outcomes in Ottawa DPS bids at fire station

Ottawa City Commission accepted three local furnishings bids totaling 6669.40 for the new Department of Public Safety and rejected the main construction bids to align with the architect’s 22500 estimate. Construction delays could push completion by up to three weeks, with DPS operations still planned for early August.

David Olson Ottawa City Commission Department of Public Safety Ramsey Printing Co Didde Office Supply Quin Furniture Co Sei Construction Inc Iola Robert W. Mills Mills Forest Park Commission Fred Zook Ottawa Recreation Commission Zook

Congress Overrides Ford Veto On Public Works Jobs Bill

Congress, with a major election year aim to cut unemployment, overrode President Ford's veto to enact a 3.95 billion public works jobs bill. The House vote was 210 to 96 and the Senate 73 to 24, promising about 200000 construction and other jobs and 90000 existing state local positions. Ford condemned the bill as pork and said it would spur inflation, while supporters stressed rapid job creation through state local grants and anti-recession funding.

Washington Congress Ford House Senate Thomas O'Neill O'Neill Walter Mondale

Rich Kids Involved In Bus Hijacking Probe Near Redwood City

Authorities raid a 100-acre estate near Redwood City seeking evidence in the Chowchilla school bus hijacking. Frederick N Woods III owns the estate and a Livermore quarry where 26 children and a driver were buried before escaping. Investigators plan to question Woods IV and two friends of the Woods family, Richard and James Schoenfeld.

Redwood City Calif Here Chowchilla Frederick N. Woods III Livermore Woods Houchins Richard Schoenfeld James Schoenfeld J.B. Schoenfeld Atherton

Tax Break Looms for Nation's Poor

The Senate approves a liberalized day care tax subsidy moving toward a federal guaranteed income for the poorest Americans. Aimed at working parents with very low incomes, the plan authorizes annual government checks as part of a negative income tax approach, widening aid beyond prior 1975 measures.

Washington Senate James B. Allen Ala Allen

Canine Stars Shine at Franklin County Dog Show

Wednesday night at the Franklin County Fairgrounds featured a dog show with Jinx Brutus Poopsy Pie Fritz and others. Judges and trainers conducted showmanship and obedience tests with dogs awaiting their turn and owners managing commands, leading to multiple placings in novice and advanced classes.

Joan Istas All For the Dogs Franklin County Fairgrounds Jinx Brutus Poopsy Pie Fritz Mark McCrea Russ Pugh Marcella Madden Joann Rich Judy Hughes Emily Fisher

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