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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1975

Page

5

Ford Favors Boost For Homebuyers

President Ford is expected to sign a bill expanding mortgage financing for thousands of moderate income buyers. The Senate approved the measure by voice vote after a compromise with the administration on a points fee cap, settling at a 4 percent limit.

Washington Ford Senate White House William Proxmire Dwis Ford Administration House GNMA Daniel Carney U.S. Railway Association Northeast ConRail

All Set For July 4 Festival In Ottawa Forest Park

Ottawa Jaycees finalize Chautauqua Days events for July 4 with a downtown parade at 11 30 a m led by Congressman Larry Winn. Activities include vaudeville shows Lakeside Players Old Depot Museum races and a free fireworks display starting at 9 p m. Contacts for parade and vaudeville participation are given.

Ottawa Jaycees Forest Park Kent Lash Ottawa Larry Winn Park Street Lakeside Vassar Playhouse Old Depot Museum Ottawa City Band Lash Don Lambert

FBI Searches Pine Ridge as Slayings Probe Widens

The FBI continues a large scale search on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation for those who killed two agents, with about 200 agents deployed using armored vehicles, a helicopter, and a light plane. No suspects named, but authorities believe up to 16 assailants may be involved.

Pine Ridge FBI Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Thomas Coll Coll Legal Fund Jack R. Coler Ronald A. Williams South Dakota Wounded Knee AIM Richard Wilson BIA Associated Press

Suit by Clark couple against Wellsville district dismissed

A Franklin County District Court judge dismissed the suit by Karen L. Clark and Rick Clark, former Wellsville U.S.C. 289 teachers, claiming premature filing and lack of due process in nonrenewal actions. The Clarks sought 125000 dollars for alleged damages from nonrenewal of Mrs Clark's contract and alleged retaliatory actions. The case cites constitutional rights and undercover purchases as factors, while the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission notes reduced efforts to police illegal fireworks.

Karen L. Clark Rick Clark Wellsville U.S.C Franklin County Floyd Coffman Clarks

Millionaire Jewel Heist in Paris Brings $4 Million Theft

Four gunmen disguised as delivery boys entered Rita Sherman-Steinberg’s Paris apartment on Avenue Foch, bound two women, and stole jewels worth about $4 million, including a 38 carat diamond valued at $1 million. Insurance covers most items. police note improvisation and caution.

Paris Plush Avenue Foch Rita Sherman-Steinberg New York Charles Lachman Revlon Cosmetics Empire Freetown Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Selection Trust French Riviera Howard B. Johnson Eden Roc Antibes

County Forecast: Partly cloudy with scattered late storms

Generally partly cloudy through Sunday with widely scattered mostly late afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Warm and humid with highs from the mid 60s to around 90. Lows tonight in the upper 60s. Winds southerly 10 to 25 mph today and 5 to 15 mph tonight.

New Tone On Kennedy Shootings

Washington AP reports Vice President Rockefeller retracts claims about John and Robert Kennedy involvement in CIA plots. He said criticisms are false and noted limited information while acknowledging two Kennedy assassinations influenced his panel. The piece also notes 111 dead in Eastern Airlines crash, with Tina DiSpenza among the victims.

Washington Nelson A. Rockefeller John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy CIA Nbc-Tv Rockefeller NBC Meet the Press Central Intelligence Agency Barbara Walters Kennedys White House Frank Man Kiewicz Adam Walinsky Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Kennedy Miss Walters

Ottawa man killed in early morning crash on K-68

Harry A. Catheard Jr., 22, of 1105 N Main Ottawa, died when his 1959 pickup went out of control on K-68 two and a half miles east of town around 3:20 a.m. The vehicle crashed into a ditch, across the road, through a fence and in a pasture. Services set for Tuesday at Damron Towner Chapel with burial in Rose Lawn Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Tracy Lynn Beatty, his parents, and four brothers.

Harry A. Catheard Jr N. Main Here Catheard Kansas Highway Patrol Franklin County Sheriff's Department Highway Patrol Cathcard Damron-Towner Chapel Rose Lawn Don Rothfuss Ottawa Harry Cathcard

Pomona Man Killed in US-75 Three-Car Crash

An 80-year-old Pomona man died Friday in a three car crash on US-75 south of Carbondale. His wife Marvel S Lawrence, 77, was listed in serious condition with head injuries. Daniel Whisler, 24, Burlington, also died from multiple injuries. Eugene Lane Jr., 25, Topeka, was not injured. Funeral arrangements for Lawrence were pending.

Carbondale Pomona Ewing Lawrence Daniel Whisler Burlington Lawrence Kansas Highway Patrol Whisler KHP Eugene H. Lane Jr Topeka Lane Dengel and Son

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