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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1973

Page

9

Nixon Plea To Cut Personal Energy Use

President Nixon urged a five percent cut in personal energy consumption and asked states to lower highway speed limits to save gas. He proposed a ten billion dollar five year energy research program, a reorganization to form a Department of Energy and Natural Resources, and creation of ERDA, with White House energy policy oversight by Gov. John A. Love.

San Clemente Calif Nixon Interior Department Department of Energy and Natural Resources Congress Energy Research and Development Administration White House Colorado John A. Love DENR ERDA Atomic Energy Commission The Dean Sam J. Ervin Jr Dn.c

Dean Admits Error In Naming Location

Washington AP report says John W. Dean III conceded he may have named the wrong hotel for a Watergate cover up meeting. The disclosure followed records from two Washington hotels. Kalmbach was registered at the Statler Hilton, not the Mayflower, prompting questions about other testimony.

Dean Washington (Ap John W. Dean III Senate Watergate Committee Edward J. Gurney R-Fla Washington Herbert W. Kalmbach Nixon May‘flower Hotel Gurney

Nixon Offers Pause in Vietnam War Fight With Congress

In Washington GOP Leader Ford says President Nixon pledged to halt all U.S. military actions in Indochina by August 15 or seek explicit congressional approval for further activity after a call with Nixon. Ford reports Nixon will sign any bill to cut bombing funds by August 15 but would veto earlier cutoff.

Washington House Bedia Gerald R. Ford Nixon U.S Indochina Congress Ford House of Cam Southeast Asia Senate

Head Start Eyes New Dimension for Handicapped Kids

Six ECKAN Head Start centers will train teachers and aides to work with handicapped preschoolers. A $35,000 grant from the Office of Child Development will fund training at KU and rotate visits to Ottawa Osage City Emporia Paola and Lawrence. The program aims to prepare staff without degree requirements and develop a training manual for expansion in Kansas schools.

Jewel Scott ECKAN Bill Campbell Lawrence Community Children’s Center Charlene Freitag Nancy Peterson UAF University of Kansas Office of Child Development Department of Health, Education and Welfare Campbell Head Start Ottawa Osage City Emporia Paola Lawrence Peterson

Teachers Find Busy Summer Across Ottawa’s Grounds

Ottawa area teachers fill their break with diverse summer roles. Gary Kuntz coaches Babe Ruth League and runs a baseball concession while teaching Pee Wee players and directing state tournaments. Fellow educators coach, supervise games, farm, sculpt, and guide youth programs, balancing summer school, farms, and creative projects.

Anne Wolf Gary Kuntz Ottawa Babe Ruth Kuntz Ball Park Junction City Ballpark Byron Fadden Ike Dearfoss American Legion Recreation Commission Frank Garvin Eagles Gary Mavity Mavity Charles Gentner Gentner Doyle Reichard Reichard Reichards John Lehner Wayne Angell Ottawa University Lehner Angell Kansas Angel

City To Interview Consultants For Comprehensive Program

The Ottawa Planning Commission will interview six consultant firms for a 701 Comprehensive Community Planning Program. Interviews are at 7 p.m. July 18, with each firm sending the in-charge planner for a 30 minute presentation. Stan McAdoo of the State Department of Economic Development will be notified. Firms include Midwest Research Institute, Bucker and Willis, Cornell Howland Hayes and Merryfield, Oblinger and Smith, Wilson and Company, and Kiene and Bradley. City Manager Milla notes Wilson and Company, Oblinger and Smith, and Bucher and Willis are most active in 791 studies statewide.

Ottawa Planning Commission Stan McAdoo State Department of Economic Development Department Wilson and Company Oblinger and Smith and Bucher and Willla

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