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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1971

Page

4

Aircraft maker urges halt on F14 funding over overruns

Washington AP report says Grumman urges Congress tostop paying for the F14 program until cost overruns are resolved. House Armed Services Chair Hebert seeks to cut 806 million from a 23.9 billion weapons bill, with possible restoration if Pentagon offers a satisfactory fix.

Washington Aircraft Corp Navy Congress Hoise Armed Services F. Edward Hebert Hebert Pentagon Grumman

Broiler Chicken Demand Seen Rising Over 15 Years

Washington AP report from the Agriculture Department projects higher per capita broiler chicken consumption through 1985, with 1969 at 35.1 pounds and 1975 and 1985 forecasts of 38.9 and 41.4 pounds respectively. It notes beef and chicken gains likely come at pork and lamb expense and traces the evolution from barnyard flocks to modern broiler factories.

Washington Agriculture Department Economic Research Service America

Mexico City Mayor and Police Chief Resign in Probe

Mexico City mayor Alfonso Martinez Dominguez and police chief Rogelio Flores quit amid charges they backed the Falcons, a gang blamed for lethal student clashes as President Echeverria ordered an inquiry. At least 11 died and 100 wounded in protests ahead of the 1968 Olympics.

Mexico City Mexico Alfonso Martinez Dominguez Revolutionary Institutional Party Luis Echeverria Col Rogelio Flores National Senate

Harvest Resumes In Oklahoma Wheat Fields

The Associated Press reports that combines are back in Panhandle and northern Oklahoma after a weeklong wet delay. About 50 percent of the wheat is expected to be harvested by today with full statewide completion anticipated within ten days if warm, dry weather holds. Ponca City area fields still slow but moving toward peak speed by week’s end.

Associated Press Panhandle Oklahoma Melvin Combs Oklahoma State Employment Service Ponca City Combs

Charlotte program offers party kit to predict drunken driving risk

In Charlotte North Carolina the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration backed program supplies party bags with a glass tube and colored crystals to detect intoxication. The kit and scale help drinkers gauge driving danger based on liquor amount time and body weight. The state stores distribute over 65 000 breath testing kits and ordered 100 000 slide graphs.

Charlotte, N.C Charlotte Mecklenburgh County Research Triangle Institute U.S. Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Institute Charlotte-Mecklenburg Mecklenburg County

Plan In Works To Help Sick Companies

The Senate Banking Committee considers a 250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft amid broader proposals to back up to 5 billion in emergency loans for distressed firms. Arthur Burns and Jacob Javits sponsor or back multibillion plans to prevent bankruptcies of key U.S. companies. GE's Fred Borch criticizes British fault lines and penalties in Rolls Royce deal, arguing American engine risk and taxation concerns.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Lockheed Aircraft Corp Jacob K. Javits R-N.y Lockheed Britain Rolls-Royce Ltd William H. Moore Bankers Trust Co Burns Fred J. Borch General Electric Co Lockheed’s Air Bus U.S Borch General Electric

Newsboy Cap Headlines Fall Millinery Show

The fall showing of American milliners featured the newsboy cap in crushed velvet patchwork bunny fur and fake mink. A commentator linked its popularity to youthful boutique influence. Also displayed were long billed baseball caps wide brimmed fisherman's hats Dutch white mink hats suede mink trimmed stockings and 1930s style black cocktail hats. About 20 designers participated including Adolpho Mr John and Don Marshall.

New York Adolpho, Mr. John Don Marshall

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