Meditation Talks Here Next Week by ANN WOLF
Transcendental meditation is a practical technique to enjoy life more. David Schumate and Stephen Hanson of Lawrence plan lectures on TM in Ottawa soon. The method uses a mantra and a 15 to 20 minute twice daily practice to reach a deep state of rest while expanding mental capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wolf
David Schumate
Schumate
Stephen Hanson
Lawrence
Ottawa
Shumate
Herbert Benson
Harvard Medical School
Benson
Hanson
Anchor Savings and Loan
Docking In Touch With Oil Firms
Gov. Robert Docking begins contacting major fuel suppliers to fix shortages via a statewide hotline. He spoke with Skelly Oil and Derby Refining about fuel problems in South Haven and nearby towns and will contact Kerr-McGee Texaco Phillips Mobil APCO American Petrofina and Continental Oil Co. for rest of month needs. Local shortages threaten harvest with trucks idle and crews leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Jim Shaffer
Docking
Skelly Oil Co
Derby Refining Co
South Haven
Caldwell
Garden Plain
Radium
Shaffer
Kerr- McGree
Texaco
Phillips
Mobil
APCO
American Petrofina
Continental Oil Co
Republican
Ebling
Paxico
Concordia
Tribune
Chetopa
Sylvia
Tola
M. L. Mattingly
Skelly
Mattingly
Teeter Oil Co
Radium Co-Op
Clarence Stuhlsatz
Stuhlstar Oil Co
Wayne A. Dirks
Teeter Oil
Radium Co- OP
R. W. Kersey
Stuhsatz
Dirks
Kersey
Stuhlsatz
Kansas
Nebraska
New Library Additions Highlighted in Ottawa Centenary Notes
Ottawa Library lists new acquisitions including The Hungarian Game by Roy Hayes and Serpico by Peter Maas. Also featured are The Garage Sale Manual and Soldier by Anthony B. Herbert, Augustus by John Williams, The New York Times Natural Foods Cookbook, Law and Order by Dorothy Uhnak, The Cart and the Trumpet, Chimera by John Barth, Judo for Schools, The Lusitania by Colin Simpson, The Magnificent Rockies, Early American Stencils on Walls and Furniture, and Ottawa Library’s Centennial Year 1873-1973.
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Roy Hayes
Serpico
Peter Maas
New York Times
Natural Foods
Jean Hewitt
America
Law and Order
Dorothy Uhnak
New York
Maurice Valency
George Bernard Shaw
Colin Simpson
Rockies
West
Janet Waring
Ottawa Library
Inflation grips Western Europe amid weak controls
AP survey shows wage and price controls underperforming in Britain France Spain Italy Denmark and Finland. Britain faces 9.2 percent inflation, with food prices surging due to EU market entry and high import reliance. France Spain Italy Belgium and West Germany also see rising inflation despite varied controls.
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London
Europe
Atlantic
Associated Press
United States
Britain
France
Spain
Italy
Denmark
Finland
America
Edward Heath
Valery Giscard d
Belgium
West Germany
Treasury survey finds little use of revenue sharing to cut taxes
SAN FRANCISCO AP Only 8 percent of local government units plan to use revenue sharing funds to reduce property taxes and 17 percent of state governments intend to cut state income taxes. Graham W. Watt, director of the Treasury Office of Revenue Sharing, released findings at the 41st annual mayors conference after surveying all 50 states and 734 local units. About 38,000 local government units exist nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Treasury Department
Department
Graham W. Watt
The
Treasury
Office of Revenue Sharing
Conference of Mayors
Franklin County Seeks Bids for Bridge CB-173 Project CB-173
Franklin County Kansas invites sealed proposals for reinforced concrete deck girder bridge work on CB-173 BR No 6.0-15.1 40 50 40 spans. Bids due July 23 1973 at 10 am. include 5 percent bid check and 8 percent certified funds. Plans at County Engineer office. Board may reject bids and waive technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Franklin County
Kansas
Board of County Commissioners
Ottawa
Kansas Bank Or Trust Company
Victor E. Warren
Public Notice on Kansas EPA State program approval hearing
The United States Environmental Protection Agency Region VII announces a public hearing on July 17, 1973, in Topeka Kansas to consider Kansas request for approval of its National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System program. Public comments may be submitted by July 24, 1973.
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United States Environmental Protection Agency
Baltimore
Kansas City
Missouri
State of
Kansas
Kansas State Historical Society
10Th and
Jackson
Topeka
EPA
Division of Environmental Health
Kansas State Department of Health
Region VII
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Register
State of Kansas
Kansas Avenue
Robert D. Barnett
Kansas State Board of Health
E. D. Lyman
Melville W. Gray
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Jarome
Svore
Region
U.s.environmental Protection Agency
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Library Notes
Jean
Jim Young
Anthony B. Herbert
Augustus
John Williams
Julius Caesar
Laura Sutton
Bruce Spears
Free AM
S. Main
Aeuel
Taal UN
Geam-Fm
Capitol Federal
Wonderful Savings
Capital Federal
Capitol Federal Savings
Bernice Burruss
Raney Drugs
Enn
Vance Ises
East 5Th
South Poplar
Princeton Street
Lincoln
White Elephant
New Hampshire St
Albuquerque
New Mexico
L. A
Greg Gilroy
Security Officers National Corporation
Kansas State Employment Service
Cedar
Hale
Marley Company
Marley and
Parker Roads
Olathe
Life Health
Dave Davis
Hereford Inn
Coronado
Ottawa Herald
General Services
Tom
J. W. Taylor
Pickering
Bob Backhoe
Lloyd McClure
A& G Roofing CO
Cathcard Carpet Service
Bennie Stinson
Richmond
U. 5
Moore's
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Williamsburg
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap
Watts
Linda Richardson
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Flint Hills
Eskridge
Gibbons Auto
Ivage
Wise
Frigidaire Refrigerator
Frigidaire
Harvey
Pomona, Kansas
Appliances TV
Lodge
Union
U.E.S
Ana
Charlotte Raby
Ann Jensen, Sec’y
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
D. Michael Towner
Clareme E
Rea
Sec'y
Robert Steele Sr
George Turrell
Fairlawn
Fopoka
George W. Turrall
Rev. Thornton
Nazarene Church
Carrie Stevenson