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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
7
Congress resumes session facing foreign policy and voting rights fights, a stalled appropriation bill, and two presidential vetoes. A Senate debate on defense and foreign policy centers on a $30.3 billion military weapons procurement and research authorization, amid liberal and conservative bifurcation.
Eugene Henry Marks, 59, Ottawa RFD 3, charged in Franklin County Court with a felony count of threatening to do bodily harm to a uniformed law enforcement officer Rex Bowling, Franklin County sheriff, after allegedly threatening with a shotgun on Saturday. He was released from Franklin County Jail on a $2,000 bond. Next court appearance set for 10:30 a.m. June 3.
The Daily Report lists VFW and Eagles Club member Grace Inn Bird 89 of Richmond with ties to Ottawa, plus memorials for her education funds. It notes Grace Bird's birth, church, teaching career, and survivors. Also listed are Ethel Franks 70 of Ottawa, a Damron-Towner Chapel service, and small theft and accident items, plus two marriage licenses for Ottawa residents.
Sewing machines repaired by Dykstra. Metzger Salvage at 100 N Main. Bernhardt’s summer dance classes enroll now aging 50 59 at 1010 N Main open all night from June 3. Simple Truth Concert tonight at 8 p.m. Forest Park Shelter House. Vacation Bible School at North Baptist Church June 2 to 30 ages 3 12.
The Dow Jones industrials climbed 11.97 to 844.26 with a Friday gain of 17.29. Factory orders surged the most in over two decades while inventories fell, and speculation grew that bank lending rates may drop further. Israel's pullback from the Suez Canal offered a psychological lift amid oil concerns.
AP reports cattle prices with steers and heifers generally up 1.00 from early last week. Slaughter cows higher, hogs mostly up 75, varied by weight, and lambs steady to lower. Tuesday estimates show cattle at 1,600, hogs 2,000, sheep 100.
Chicago AP reports early trading on the Board of Trade showed soybeans down 1 to 7 cents a bushel with July at 4.49, wheat off 1 to 3 cents for July at 3.04, corn 1% to lower at 2.70, and oats steady to up 0.5% at 1.58 as markets opened.
The Worden observer reports 4.22 inches of rain in May, below the normal five inches. Year to date precipitation totals 12.47 inches versus a normal 13.11 inches. W.M. Jonas Wright, 1101 N. Sycamore, a patient in room 403 C at Stormont-Vail Hospital in Topeka, is listed. LECOM family reunion set for 10:30 a.m. Sunday in Forest Park.
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