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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1978

Page

6

Kissinger presses for more Israeli jets in sales package

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to push the Carter administration to raise the number of fighter jets for Israel beyond the proposed 15 F-15s and 75 F-16s, while endorsing Saudi and Egyptian sales. He noted Israeli numbers were far lower than earlier discussions and suggested a compromise on Israeli deliveries could win backing on Capitol Hill.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Senate Carter Israel Kissinger Senate Foreign Relations Committee Congress Capitol Hill Saudi Arabia Egypt Middle East U.S Foreign Relations Committee Frank Church Idaho Church General Accounting Office Robert C. Byrd Dw.va Jacob Javits

Ottawa University CWC Sets Upcoming Schedule

Ottawa University and the Central Wisconsin Conference plan the season schedule with key dates, venues, and matchups. The release outlines game times, travel details, and anticipated league standings as teams prepare for the upcoming slate.

Ottawa University CWC

Royals get untracked

Royals slide into fresh form as key players return to lineup boosting offense and defense. Coaches emphasize tempo and focus after a rough patch. Local coverage highlights upcoming schedule and fan reactions at home games. Bayonets make a point at local Sunday services.

New American fad leasing offers new challenges

A brief note on a rising lease trend in American consumer culture hints at shifting habits and potential economic effects, signaling changes in housing and retail norms. The item references evolving practices and the public interest in flexible ownership models.

Storms Precede Calm In Kansas Weather Summary

Destructive high winds and rain hit Kansas with sun peeking through in parts. Parson area saw uprooted trees toppled fuel tanks and damaged power lines. No injuries reported as locals logged rainfall amounts and temperatures varied widely across cities. Forecast calls for patchy fog, warmer afternoons, and little precipitation midweek.

Topeka Kan National Weather Service Parsons M. Clemens Labette County Wichita Emporia Goodland Kansas

Proposed Cuts In Amtrak System

Transportation Secretary Brock Adams proposed removing about 8100 miles of track and several routes from Amtrak, creating a 160-city daily service network. The plan aims to cut federal subsidies and was described as a middle ground between expansion and bare-bones cuts, with hearings planned before a final decision.

Washington Amtrak Transportation Brock Adams Adams Congress Transportation Department

Corrections In Spotlight At OU

Forrest Swall, assistant professor at University of Kansas, will give a day of talks at Ottawa University on corrections and criminal justice. The program concludes with a public discussion with State Sen. Wint Winter on community corrections versus prisons.

Forrest Swall School of Social Welfare University of Kansas Ottawa University Wint Winter Ottawa Swall Citizens For Justice Coalition Kansas Citizens’ Groups Kansas Mental Health Association

Theft hits 814 Kansas City Times papers in route loss

Capital Cities Communications reports 814 copies vanished from a warehouse alley in Kansas City. The loss, valued at 15 cents each, totals about 122 dollars, with an extra daily delivery cost of 35 to 40 dollars. DPS officer Ralph Ritz leads the investigation and notes the thief likely knew the delivery method.

Kansas City Times Kenny Bedge Cedar Bettge Capital Cities Communications Star and Times Ralph Ritz DPS Capital Cities Ritz

Poll shows Carter blamed for inflation by many Americans

An AP NBC poll finds 68 percent say Carter’s anti inflation program is inadequate while 24 percent approve and 8 percent are unsure. Inflation is cited as the top national issue with 42 percent naming cost of living as the main problem. The report notes broad concern over government handling of inflation.

Washington Carter Associated Press-Nbc News Ap-Nbc

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