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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1973

Page

7

Dog Issue Roars at Ottawa City Commission Meeting

Ottawa officials opened discussions on dog control after petitions signed by over 1,100 residents and more than 50 letters urged stricter rules. Proposals include licensing, leash requirements, spaying, higher penalties, and funding for enforcement as the city eyes a July 1 ordinance.

Jewel Scott Steve Ralph Ottawa City Commission New Commission Carol Laux Laux

Ex Aides Move Toward Watergate Testimony

Ex aides H R Haldeman and John Ehrlichman visit chief Watergate prosecutor Earl Silbert as they consider possible indictments for cover up. They resign and await Senate committee talks while Dean seeks immunity in plea to testify. Krogh also on leave as leak investigations widen.

Washington White House H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Earl Silbert Haldeman Nixon Ehrlichman Silbert John J. Wilson Senate Watergate Committee Spiro T. Agnew Washington Evening Star John W. Dean III Dean

Postal Week Highlights Ottawa Post Office Operations

Part I in a series outlines Ottawa postal divisions with three main areas: postal distribution clerks city carriers and rural carriers. Star Route contracts drive 90 percent of Ottawa mail, beginning at 1 30 a.m. with month end and new month checks and bills spiking workload. Postal changes toward corporate management save money but staffing shrinks from ten to three. zip codes are used by about 15 of letters, and Kansas City will handle outgoing mail beginning in November.

Ottawa John Sheldon The Herald Times City Commission Allen Loyd Planning Commission Quincy Seymour Ottawa Bible Church Seymour Stanley Penney 13Th and Main Medical Arts Peterson Drive Highland Heights East 15Th Trinity United Methodist Church Zook Bob Hunter Star Ed Gardner Gardner Star Route Glenn Howard Grant Howard Parcel Post Kansas City

Break in Midwest Weather Boosts Mississippi Flood Decline

A tranquil midwest weekend forecast offers a relief window for the Mississippi Missouri and Illinois rivers as crests recede slowly but new upper river crests slow the decline. Forecasters warn two weeks of no rain are needed to drop flood levels, with St Louis at 40.4 feet and expected to ease to 37.5. Winsfield 34.9 rising to 35. Missouri River crests near Waverly to Jefferson City raise near flood stage. Corps has a million sandbags ready. County forecast calls for fair cool tonight and sunny warmer Friday in the 70s. Weather notes include past highs and lows with no rain expected Friday.

ST. Louis Midwest Mississippi Missouri Ilinois River District Office National Weather Service Iowa Illinois Weather Service Winfield Quincy Louisiana Hannibal Corps of Engineers Waverly Jefferson City St. Charles

Population shifts in Ottawa and Franklin County census

1973 census figures released by Franklin County Assessor Russell Wray show Ottawa population down 80 from 10,554 in 1972 to 10,474 in 1973 while the county totals rise from 20,295 to 20,682. City figure includes Ottawa and Williamsburg with a county township rise, despite declines in Williamsburg and Ohio.

Ottawa Franklin County Russell Wray Williamsburg Ohio Lane BO. Pomons Princeton Rantoul Richmond Wallsville

Nixon tightens wage price controls with delay rule

President Nixon announced stricter wage price controls requiring large firms to notify the government before raising prices by more than 1.5 percent above January levels. The move adds a 30-day delay while the Cost of Living Council reviews compliance. Separately, wholesale food and farm product prices fell in April, but industrial prices surged the most in 22 years, offsetting the relief.

Washington Nixon Cost of Living Council

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