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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1976
Page
4
Reston AP reports that cannabis derived eye drops effectively reduce intraocular pressure in glaucoma studies. Animal tests indicate THC like compounds lower eye pressure by 30 percent or more, with researchers aiming for nonpsychoactive derivatives for human trials.
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears reports President Ford trims campaign payroll to boost primary efforts against Reagan. Adjustments cut staff from 207 to 145 by June, saving about 60 000 monthly for TV and field campaigning as Nebraska and West Virginia vote today and Michigan looms as a pivotal home state test for Ford.
On Sunday May 16 the Library lawn hosts the Skunk Run Book Sale to benefit the Friends of the Library. Hundreds of books plus games records plants and refreshments will be offered. Denny Dey storyteller Joan Bayles folk singer bluegrass musicians antique cars and local artists will entertain. Proceeds fund year round library support and a wish for clear skies.
Gen Joaquin Zenteno Anaya 53 a former Bolivian foreign minister was shot dead while walking to his car beside the Seine River Police cited a Che Guevara Brigade communique claiming the attack with the same weapon used to wound Capt Bartolome Garcia Plata Valle assistant Spanish military attaché in an October ambush Authorities had no comment Zenteno Anaya is the third ambassador killed in Europe since October.
Washington AP. Senate hearing revealed army meat inspectors stole bribes and received prostitutes to avoid hassle of packers selling inferior meat at sirloin prices. Sen Lawton Chiles said lack of discipline and training produced a rotten military meat procurement system. Edward Kehl testified G&G Packing Co. supplied army orders with lower priced up graded meat and substituted tough cuts.
Moslem and Christian warlords agreed to a four town cease-fire northeast of Beirut with a disengagement plan under discussion. President-elect Sarkis claimed credit for the truce as Syria backs his government and leftist leaders weigh talks, while clashes persist and casualties rise.
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