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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1975
Page
6
Washington AP reports House Democrats plan a major effort to override President Ford's veto of a $7. billion Education Appropriation Act. Rep. Daniel J. Flood, D-Pa., is leading the bid as opposition consolidates around the measure.
Officials warn Americans could face higher grocery prices if grain shipments to the Soviet Union continue. The Agriculture Department estimates prices could rise around 6 percent above 1974 levels if the record grain crops are harvested, though the precise impact of Soviet purchases remains unclear. If prices stop rising, farmers may curb grain feeding for livestock, potentially pushing meat and dairy costs higher.
Reports list multiple vehicle crashes with names ages and addresses including Kay Reddick Lana Hundley cited for inattentive driving John Nordling cited for inattentive driving Billy Olinger involved David Yohe fined for illegal registration Robert Phillips fined for inattentive driving Donald Sloan and Edith Bradley fined for speeding James Mauszycki fined for careless driving Frank Brown Jr disobeyed signal Robert Dodson illegal U turn Driving left of center. CIVIL SUIT Franklin County Board of Commissioners for Ransom Memorial Hospital vs Converse recovery 97.70. SMALL CLAIMS Delton Kettler vs Rodney Harris recovery 191.63. CRIMINAL SUIT State of Kansas vs Ron Davis marijuana sale Preliminary exam July 31.
Apollo crew Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Donald Slayton stay hospitalized for three more days with lung irritation from a possibly poisonous gas, doctors say the condition is stable and may allow future flights after recovery. Nitrogen tetroxide suspected. gas from module pyrotechnics or heat shield devices.
Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing faces hazardous tunnel conditions with leaking pipes and exposed wiring. Senator Wint Winter and prison officials tour cellhouse A as Starnes urges safety upgrades funded by the legislature. Prisoner Howard Carney links reform to personal experience and rehabilitation efforts.
Mrs Paul Garrett is a patient in the cardiac unit at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka in Room 418. She is not allowed visitors. Parking Lot B will be closed on Monday and Tuesday and possibly Wednesday for resurfacing.
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