Judge Campens Beef Grading Bid
U S Department of Agriculture officials study a federal judge's injunction blocking proposed new beef grading rules. The ruling questioned economic impact disclosures and tied quality to yield. The American National Cattlemen's Association may appeal within ten days, while consumer groups warn of higher prices for lower quality meat. Judge Denney praised hearings concluding last Friday.
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Omaha
Neb
U.S. Department of Agriculture
John C. Pierce
Department
Agricultural Marketing Service
Washington, D.C
American National Cattlemen’s Association
8Th Circuit
U.S. District Court
Robert V. Denney
USDA
Denney
Turtles and Slippery Pigs Highlight Chautauqua Days Plan
Floyd Jacob of the Ottawa Jaycees urges saving turtles for July 3 and 4 events at Forest Park. A turtle race debuts at 2 p.m. July 4 with children under 12, plus greased pig contest at 4 p.m. Other events include sack races, three legged races, softball throws, parade, carnival games, entertainment and a fireworks display. Jaycees seek local business support for fireworks funding. multiple chairmen oversee concessions, parade, entertainment, and finances.
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Floyd Jacob
Ottawa Jaycees
Jacob
Forest Park
Younsters
Kent Lash
Jaycees
NATO Leaders Warn USSR Forces Up Beyond Defense
NATO summit ends with a communique warning that the Soviet bloc has expanded its military strength beyond defense needs. Ford and other leaders pledge unity to restore strength where weakened while confronting global economic strains. Turkey criticizes the U S arms ban as self destructive and Portugal's Goncalves urges more understanding.
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Brussels
Belgium
Ford
North Atlantic Alliance
NATO
U.S
Turkey
America
Vasco Goncalves
Portugal
Soviet Union
Weather and NATO leaders mark mixed outlook
Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with a low around 45 tonight and highs in the 70s Saturday. The day includes NATO summit chatter and remarks from leaders including Turkey, Britain, France, West Germany, Italy and Portugal as Ford defends ally support and worldwide responsibility.
Ottawa High School 1975 graduation speakers urge action
Ottawa High School 1975 Centennial graduates Warren Vincent and Eileen Meade spoke to 187 candidates and about 1,900 attendees. Vincent urged pursuing dreams and helping others, while Meade praised lasting friendship and social diversity. A diploma handout error left seven graduates without diplomas, later admitted by Principal W. P. Shepard.
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Don Lambert
Ottawa High School
Warren Vincent
Warren
Eileen
W. P. Shepard
Left Job Counter By Curt Left Job Counter By Curt
Atty Gen. Curt Schneider and Gov. Robert Bennett spar over a move to remove Schneider from the Governor s Committee on Criminal Administration under a new law. Schneider calls Bennett arrogant and accuses him of power plays, noting state AGs in many states sit on similar agencies.
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Wichita
Kan
Curt Schneider
Robert F. Bennett
Schneider
Bennett
Topeka
Ford sees higher unemployment this year than prior forecast
The Ford administration unveiled a mid year budget review showing unemployment averaging 8.7 percent in the current year, about 7.8 million workers, with a potential rise above 9 percent later. The economy is seen shrinking 3.6 percent this year, then rebounding 6.3 percent next year, and inflation up 9.1 percent.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
Duke Manufacturing Moving Right Along
Duke Manufacturing, founded 1925 with plants in St Louis Sedalia and Ottawa, ships Aerobot refrigeration units to 45 states parts of Canada and to Libya. An open house at the 40 500 square foot Ottawa plant will be held June 7 from 8 to 10 a m showcasing Thurmaduke food warmers and cafeteria counters while noting the wide range of stainless steel and enamel products for schools hospitals and hotels.
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Jewel Scott
Duke
Canada
Libya
Zaire
Africa
Belgian Congo
Richard Higgins
St. Louis
Sedalia
Ottawa
Thurmaduke
Industrial Ave
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Britain
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