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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1979

Page

7

Ottawa Board Rejects Center for Special Ed at High School

Ottawa board votes 4-3 against creating an achievement center for special education at Ottawa High, keeping groups learning disabled gifted and educable mentally retarded in separate classrooms. Eisenhower first graders' SRA test results prompt parent concerns while second graders show parity with ability. administration says results may reflect a one year fluctuation.

Jay Bemis Ottawa High School Ottawa Board of Education Eisenhower School Carolyn Newmaster Ottawa Junior High Ottawa Association For Children With Learning Disabilities ABLE Walt Dengel Eisenhower Scientific Research Association SRA Dan Neuenswander

Truckers Protest Spreads Violence Across States

The nationwide truckers strike intensifies with a gunshot injury in North Carolina, several rigs burned in Massachusetts, and a cross country drive by Mississippi’s governor to study trucker issues. Ohio? Not present. In Pennsylvania two rock throwing incidents occurred on the Turnpike and fear of food shortages grows as shipments slow. Georgia reports 4 million pounds of watermelons moving to market while Savannah port sees ongoing blockades by about 15 trucks.

Charlotte Porter Associated Press North Carolina Massachusetts Tennessee Nebraska Chicago Mississippi Cliff Finch Jackson Jim Hunt James Potter Leesburg Virginia Surry Hospital Mount Airy N.C Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Turnpike Valley Forge Pittsburgh Georgia Savannah

Weather Again Slows Harvest in Kansas

Weekend rains and clouds halted the wheat harvest after progress in southern counties. By week’s end 5 percent harvested vs 20 percent average. 15 percent ripe vs 55 percent average. Sorghum planting ~90 percent, soybeans ~85 percent. chinch bugs migrate. fuel supplies tighten in northwest and north central Kansas.

Topeka Kan Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Ottawa Sales Tax Disbursement Hints Revenue Slump

Ottawa received a second half cent sales tax disbursement of 15137.28, below expectations. City Manager Robert Mills cited February shoppers, snow, and fewer big ticket sales like cars as factors, noting a $20000 accumulated figure and a planned use in next year’s budget while expecting improvement.

Ottawa Robert Mills

No Letup Seen In Gas Shortage

Kansas City AP reports fuel lines persist as July allocations remain at about 70 percent of June levels. Phillips Petroleum and Sun Oil cite no relief. Amoco hints possible pre July 1 delivery. Stations open only briefly, with long lines, early closings, and minor scuffles as truckers blockade pipelines.

Kansas City, Mo Dick Robinson Phillips Petroleum Co Bartlesville Okla Sun Oil Co Robert Lawrie Midwest Automotive and Gasoline Dealers Association Amoco Oi! Co Bob Utley Kansas City Prairie Village Kan

Saudis Hold Line as OPEC Seeks Modest Oil Price Rise

In Geneva OPEC members debate a higher price as Saudi Arabia resists seeks a substantial jump. Oil minister Yamani rejects 19 or 27 dollar bids calling them abnormal while Iran Libya push toward 27. Analysts expect around 20 dollars a barrel with potential fuel impact in the United States. Nordine Ait Laoussine of Sonatrach notes 20 dollars as a round figure.

Geneva Switzerland Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Saudi Arabia OPEC United States Ahmed Zaki Yamani Associated Press Iran Libya Nordine Ait-Laoussine Sonatrach

Stalled Bid for Wage-Price Controls in House Caucus

Washington AP A push by Rep. Ted Weiss and 19 Democrats to back immediate standby authority for Carter to impose wage and price controls failed to reach a quorum. Only 83 of 276 Democrats attended. debate allowed but no votes. Weather: Ottawa station, 78/58 with no rain. forecast partly cloudy with scattered storms and 85 to 90 highs.

Washington Carter House Democrats Ted Weiss New York Weiss House

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