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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
2
New York AP reports President Nixon ordered a 60 day price freeze at June 18 levels excluding raw agricultural goods and wages. The move, dubbed Phase 3, aims to curb inflation, with audits on firms raising prices over 1.5 percent. Economists warn it may entrench wage price controls and risk shortages.
New York AP reports the Nixon administration faces a costly dilemma as the president orders a second price freeze and signals a third, smaller round of controls. Economists debate his stance while Shultz and Stein defend Phase 3 amid rising inflation. The piece notes Nixon’s reluctance toward controls despite relying on them, suggesting a cautious tightening is possible.
Circle E Ranch in El Dorado Kansas will test the cold confinement cattle raising method. A large all steel building 100 by 700 feet will hold 2700 cattle with 19 square feet per head. Waste handling includes a lagoon system and bacterial treatment to reduce odor and pollution. Four more buildings with capacity for 10 000 head planned if results prove favorable.
Kansas legislative researcher Richard Ryan said changes in property tax assessment ratios and wealth or income factors reduce the state general aid estimate by 13.2 million before the new school finance plan operates. He noted the 187.70 million aid figure is not final and budgets remain to be adopted as factors may shift aid, including a potential 2 million cut for Shawnee Mission.
The Rev. Carl McIntire urges Americans to protest Brezhnev's June U.S. visit. He proposes flags flown upside down and vigils at national shrines while denouncing ecumenism. McIntire links anti communism to his split ICC movement and cites clashes with the NCC.
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