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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
7
Franklin County Ambulance Service director Al Brandt warns that well meaning bystanders can worsen injuries by moving victims or giving improper aid before ambulances arrive. He urges calm calls with precise details, limited first aid to trained steps, and rapid contact with authorities.
Kansas City AP Farmland Industries of Kansas City and Far-Mar-Co of Hutchinson announce merger discussions. Both boards meet in Hutchinson to study feasibility with intent of rapid, orderly progress. Farmland, a 2200-local coop network in 16 states, supplies veterinary medicines and fertilizers. Far-Mar-Co markets member grain and has pressed direct exports to foreign customers.
Washington reports May jobless rate at 7.3 percent, down from 7.5, with unemployment improving and wholesale price gains slowing to 0.3 percent. May employment rose to 87.7 million, while 6.9 million remained jobless and part time for economic reasons rose to 3.4 million.
Martha Mitchell 57, vocal critic of the Nixon administration, was buried in Pine Bluff after a funeral and graveside service attended by her estranged husband John Mitchell and her children. She died of a rare bone cancer in a New York hospital. The report also notes a county forecast of clear to partly cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorms through Saturday and highs in the 80s.
The Ottawa Herald invites readers to submit a paragraph or two recalling amusing or interesting life moments for the June 15 Farm Edition. Share hard times or good times, personal or family stories, and sign with your name to be printed. Send to Joan Istas by June 10.
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