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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1972

Page

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System Fails. Juvenile Problems in Kansas Third Part

In Topeka the state system faces growing juvenile violence and mental health debates. BIS and Topeka State Hospital report younger patients and tougher behavior. Officials weigh confinement versus treatment as social changes redefine adolescence and crime. Gender differences and family structure factor in, with studies showing shifts since 1964 and rising drug use among BIS youths.

Kansas Leroy Towns Harris Enterprises Topeka Boys Industrial School BIS Topeka State Hospital Robert Haines Eberhard G. Burdzik Haines Burdzik Atchison Larned State Hospital Girls Industrial School Beloit Lawrence Penny Menninger Foundation Kay McFarland Shawnne County Penny Kent Hayes Hayes

Eagleton Hopes to Persuade McGovern Tonight

Democratic vice presidential hopeful Thomas Eagleton will present his case to George McGovern tonight on whether he should stay on the ticket. McGovern indicated a decision may be made to keep Eagleton. aides urged him to drop out, citing focus on campaign issues over his past psychiatric treatment. Eagleton defended himself on national TV, calling himself an asset and noting gains with disenchanted party leaders.

Washington Thomas F. Eagleton George McGovern Missouri McGovern Newsmen Nixon Jean Westwood Basil A. Paterson NBC Meet the Press Eagleton Tom Eagleton Face the Nation CBS

British Demand Security Over Job Protections Sparks Dock Strike

Longshoremen pour into London protesting job security as Britain faces a labor crisis. Prime Minister Heath plans talks with the Trades Union Congress on the Industrial Relations Act while dockers threaten broader stoppages and possible emergency measures to keep essential supplies moving.

London Britain Edward Heath Trades Union Congress Labor Federation Liverpool Upper Clyde Glasgow Heath

Delta Jet Hijacked Over Orlando Extortion Attempt

A Delta DC8 flying from Detroit to Miami was hijacked about 30 miles south of Orlando as it prepared to land at Miami International Airport. FAA officials said the incident appeared to be an extortion attempt and that the pilot remained in contact with Miami control. The scheduled landing time was 1:08 p.m. EDT.

Miami Fla Detroit Orlando Federal Aviation Administration Miami International Airport FAA Atlanta Melvern U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission

Weather forecast for county with scattered storms

Variable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with scattered thunderstorms possibly heavy. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight with a mid 60s low, turning cooler Tuesday with a mid 60s high. Precipitation chance 30 percent tonight and 40 percent Tuesday.

Long Night Long Night Prediction For Franklin County Vote

County Clerk Bruce Spears cautions a long night with 10 958 registered voters in Franklin County. Rural residents must register at the polls while city residents are already registered. Initial returns may not arrive before 11 p.m. with complex counting due to five amendments two commissioner races and a Ottawa question. Final results may not be ready until 2 or 3 a.m.

Bruce Spears Spears Ottawa Herald Election Board Herald

Londonderry Occupied as British Troops Move In

British troops and armor stormed IRA barricades early in Londonderry and other Northern Ireland towns. By noon bombs killed at least six civilians. Whitelaw said the aim was to open areas to security forces. Polls will open tomorrow for the primary plus local and constitutional questions.

Londonderry Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army IRA Belfast Lurgan Armagh Portadown Coalisland Dungannon Free Derry Whitelaw Ulster Defense Association Bogside Creggan

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