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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
3
An overview explains multiple credit sources and costs from banks, credit unions, consumer finance firms, pawnbrokers, and life insurance loans. It outlines interest structures, common charges, and how to compare total dollar costs across lenders, plus warning on add-on, acceleration, wage assignments, balloon payments, and delinquency fees under Kansas law.
Dr. Robert A. Haines told Health Workers Local 1271 he cannot grant major points from 17 demands. The union, representing about 200 psychiatric aides and staff at Topeka institutions, seeks a comprehensive contract and 35 cent per hour raise. State agencies cannot enter such a contract. pay raises require legislative action and possible tax funding.
SDS leaders vow an alliance between students and workers like in France to spread revolution into American factories and blue collar neighborhoods. Plans include off campus organizing, summer factory work, and a project dubbed Discover America to learn workers’ views and recruit across communities.
Dairymen face a squeeze between fly damage and residue risks from improper chemical controls. The piece highlights the tension ranchers feel balancing effective pest control with product safety and regulatory concerns.
The Bozworth Report outlines options to prevent horn fly infestations on dairy cattle. It lists dust insecticides like malathion and methoxychlor and spray options including synergized pyrethrins DDVP Vapona and Ciodrin. Applications vary from post milking dust to daily mist sprays weekly wet sprays and backrubbers for dry stock.
Two 4-H members, Janice Morgan and Debbie Wakeman, attended the 24th Annual 4-H Junior Leadership Encampment in Southeast Kansas. Sponsored by the Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce, the event at Cedar Bluff Camp offered crafts, games, nature study, and personal development with activities like roller skating, bowling, dances, and a Will Rogers Museum trip in Claremore Oklahoma.
In Montreal AP reports the Quebec question dominates the campaign ahead of the June 25 election. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau defends strong federal authority facing Quebec separatists and moderates, while Robert Stanfield accuses him of dividing Canada. Trudeau insists on federalism despite calls for special status for Quebec. The piece notes his Quebec-backed rise and the campaign's sharp tone.
The Food and Agriculture Act of 1962 authorizes USDA to provide technical and financial aid to local groups for resource conservation and development projects. Aimed at expanding rural economic opportunities, projects require local planning of both farm and non farm resources. Kansas has no projects yet but studies are under way in several counties. The effort emphasizes soil and water resource preservation to meet future food, space, recreation, and development needs.
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