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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1979

Page

5

SALT II treaty signed by Carter and Brezhnev in Vienna

President Carter and Soviet leader Brezhnev signed the SALT II pact in Vienna, pledging to limit long range missiles and bombers through 1985. The leaders hailed the agreement as progress toward peace while warning against an unchecked arms race. Senators, including Henry M. Jackson, urged possible renegotiations.

Vienna Austria Carter Leonid I. Brezhnev United States Soviet Union U.S Air Force One Congress Brezhnev Moscow Imperial Hofburg Palace U.S. Senate Sen Henry M. Jackson D-Wash

Plea Bargain In Clark Case

John E. Clark, former city utilities director, bound over for trial on a felony theft count linked to a copper wire scandal. One theft charge dismissed. remaining charge involves sale of city owned utility poles to Robert Lillich in 1978. Bell faces related charges. Clark to appear July 13 for pre trial arraignment. bond set at 5000.

John E. Clark Jim Clark John Clark Clark Leon Bell Bell Robert Mills Floyd H. Coffman Larry Coursen Robert Lillich Spring Hill Recreation Association Lillich Ottawa Department of Public Safety

Young Legion Players Shine In High-Scoring Weekend

On Page 4, Young Legion players produced a high scoring weekend with multiple players contributing big totals. Coaches praised offense and teamwork while outlining plans to sustain momentum through next week.

Ottawa Truck Plant machinist dies in motorcycle crash

John R. Redick 28, of Ottawa, was killed when his 1969 Harley left US-59 and struck a 1971 Ford pickup driven by Samuel H. Grammer south of Lawrence. Grammer had minor injuries. Redick died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Second injury crash sent 19-year-old Vance J. Richards to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Redick's services set for Wednesday at Dengel & Son Funeral Home. He was a longtime Ottawa resident and union worker with ties to DeSoto and Ottawa High Schools. Survivors include his parents, wife Judi, a stepdaughter, siblings, and several grandparents.

Lawrence Ottawa John R. Redick Here Highway Patrol Redick Samuel H. Grammer Baldwin Grammer Lawrence Memorial Hospital Vance J. Richards Wellsville Ransom Memorial Hospital LeLoup Richards RMH Dengel & Son Funeral Clyde Griesen Pleasant Valley Cemetery New Hope Church Miami County Ottawa Truck DeSoto Robert Betty (Ball) Redick Sr Judi Runnells Loren Keller N. Sycamore Michelle Gary Utah Robert Jr Clathe Robert Baldwin Doug Farrell Park John Ball Hickory Cecil McCray Rantoul

Supreme Court backs federal ban on Laetrile

The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a federal law barring interstate commerce of Laetrile, a cancer treatment claimed by some but not proven safe or effective. The ruling blocks use by terminal patients unless the FDA approves, affirming federal authority over drugs for all patients and reversing an appeals court decision.

Washington Supreme Court Federal Food and Drug Administration FDA Thurgood Marshall Food and Drug Administration The Oklahoma City U.S Luther Bohannon 10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals

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