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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1971

Page

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Famous Composer At OU Aaron Copland Festival

Aaron Copland, hailed as North America’s leading composer, will visit Ottawa University November 17 and 18 for the Aaron Copland Festival. He will direct the Ottawa Little Symphony and OU Choir in a gala concert, give a music lecture, conduct a children's concert, and attend a chamber recital with OU faculty. Tickets are required in advance as seats are limited.

Aaron Copland North America Ottawa University Copland Stanley DeFries Division of Fine Arts Kansas Music Teacher’s Association Manhattan Ottawa William Kloster Ottawa Little Symphony University DeFries OU Choir OU Music Alice Joy Lewis Betty Kloster Carl Bobbish OU Music Department OU Union Desk

Weather County Forecast Mostly fair and mild tonight

Mostly fair and mild tonight with southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Saturday will be increasingly cloudy and unseasonably warm with highs in the upper 70s. Precipitation probability 10 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. High today 72, low 40. record highs 76 in 1944, 7 in 191. hourly figures incomplete.

M. Woon

Ottawa Merchants Urged Cooperation With Law Enforcement

A Chamber of Commerce breakfast in Ottawa urged merchants to cooperate with police on fraud. Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent Charles Buchanan urged calling authorities over bad checks and shoplifting. Franklin County Attorney R. Michael Latimer noted issues in questioning suspects but stressed money involved. Buchanan urged fingerprinting on the back of checks.

Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Charles Buchanan Kansas Bureau of Investigation R. Michael Latimer Franklin County Buchanan

Countywide voter registration eyed as 7000 expected to sign in

Edward McGrath reports Franklin County anticipates about 7000 residents will register before next November's general election after the Kansas Legislature approved county-wide registration. Younger 18 to 21 year olds gain voting rights next year, while the deputy county election officer's future hinges on legislative action.

Edward McGrath Kansas Franklin County Bruce Spears Ottawa City Orlin Smith Smith Spears

Fate Of Foreign Aid Lies With Policy Restrictions

Washington AP reports that congressional action on extending foreign aid hinges on policy language and restrictions. Senate leaders back limits including a six month Indochina withdrawal, Cambodia spending cap, and cuts. House actions seek a smaller bill next week.

Washington U.S Indochina Senate Mike Mansfield Thomas ©. Morgan House Foreign Affairs Committee House Morgan Pentagon Nixon Pennsylvania Mansfield Cambodia Latin America Africa Pakistan State Department U.S. Information Agency United Nations

Guidelines Set For A Slight Phase 2 Than Guidelines Set For A Slight Phase 2

Washington AP The Price Commission outlined price guidelines to keep overall post freeze increases at 2.5 percent or less while allowing some reductions and no profit margin growth. Pay Board rules set a 5.5 percent pay ceiling effective after the freeze ends with stricter monitoring for large firms. Burns expects the wage guideline to ease next year as prices stabilize.

Washington President’s Price Commission Pay Board Federal Register The Price Commission Ford Motor Co Henry Ford II Commission C. Jackson Grayson Federal Reserve Board Arthur F. Burns Burns Wall Street New York

Court Order Halts Cuts In Hospital Care

A Shawnee County District Court judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Kansas Department of Social Welfare from cutting payments for hospital care to welfare clients. The suit, led by the Kansas Hospital Association and 10 hospitals, seeks to nullify Dr. Robert C. Harder directive reducing inpatient diagnostic payments and paying at the 50th percentile. Plaintiffs include Bethany Medical Center, Stormont-Vail, St. Francis, and Wesley Medical Center among others. defendants are Harder, the welfare board, and two board members. The hearing date was not set, pending assignment to a court division.

Topeka Kan Kansas Department of Social Welfare Shawnee County E. Newton Vickers Kansas Hospital Association Robert C. Harder Harder Welfare Department Vickers Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital el Dorado Sisters of Charity of

Ottawa University donor boosts United Fund total

A $3,225 contribution from Ottawa University faculty and personnel raised United Fund contributions to $31,467.16. The drive aims for $35,000, with some house calls pending and many inquiries about solicitations. Contributions can be mailed to Box 233, Ottawa.

Ottawa University United Fund Ottawa

Red China Makes Historic UN Visit

United Nations officials welcomed Deputy Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan hull and five Chinese delegates at U.N. headquarters. The group, including Huang Hua and Wang Haijung, prepared to appear at Monday’s assembly session as reporters crowded the Roosevelt Hotel where they stay at about $2,300 daily.

United Nations, N.Y Communist China U.N. General Assembly U.N Chiao Kuan-hua Assembly Adam Malik Indonesia Chiao Sinan Korle Turkey Huang Hua New York

Error Costly In War Near Saigon

U S helicopter gunships by mistake fired on a South Vietnamese column, killing eight and wounding 21 as they supported ground troops. The U S Command blamed the ground force for directing ordnance and said no American advisers were present. In the same area a separate ambush killed one American and wounded two others.

Saigon U.S

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