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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
7
Washington AP outlines how the meat price ceiling works and questions about enforcement, duration, and scope. It explains that the ceiling sets a top price, not a floor, and that prices may fall as supply grows. Retailers must display ceiling prices and violators face legal action.
Wellsville residents protested an ordinance targeting junk vehicles, with Lucky Patton clashing over a yard car he refuses to move. The council planned further review led by Councilman Shields while weighing mobile home park rezoning and extending Charles Steen's employment beyond age 70.
Corning Iowa AP portrait of Oren Lee Staley president of the National Farmers Organization. He defends meat production and farm prices while leading a militant group aimed at securing fair marketplace outcomes. He runs a 830 acre Missouri farm with corn soybeans hay cattle and hogs and remains active in church and farming duties.
Richmond Central Heights High School junior Alvin Peters has been chosen by the Richmond Lions Club as a delegate for the American Legion Boys State at Lawrence June 3 9. The event aims to teach Kansas youth city county and state government workings. Alvin, on the CH honor roll with a 3.9 average, is NHS vice president and drill team member. Steve Hart is the alternate delegate.
Washington AP report cites Baltimore Sun on McCord testimony that Haldeman knew of Watergate bugging plans. Sun notes Haldeman was aware but not active, while McCord alleges White House officials promised clemency and family aid for defendants. McCord to be sentenced. Weicker questions broader GOP espionage and possible White House involvement.
Former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally told reporters in Lawrence Kansas that switching from the Democratic to the Republican party is not imminent and he has not decided yet. He spoke to about 1,200 at the University of Kansas and criticised postwar economic policies and foreign trade rivals while defending his views on growth and world poverty.
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