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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1975

Page

6

Seeing Double At Appanoose

JOAN ISTAS reports Appanoose country grade school between Pomona and Centropolis hosts five sets of twins including Keith and Kevin Markley and Delane and Dana Bulmer all identical. Principal Lyle Parks notes the rarity and classroom mix ups from twins, with six sets at peak, and the students relish the unique trait despite some sharing of seats and clothes.

Joan Istas Appanoose Pomona Centropolis U.S.D Keith Kevin Markley Delane Dana Bulmer Jeanne Jayne Riffey Phillip Christine Barton Riffey's Darik Darin Smith Kevin George Markley Ottawa Dana Lee Bulmer Quenemo Jayne Harold Riffey Pomona Rfd Christine Merlin Barton RFD Darin Bob Smith Lyle Parks Parks

Economic Summit in France to discuss world economy

President Ford will attend a three day economic summit in mid November with leaders from West Germany France Italy Japan and Britain to promote recovery in the world economy and coordinate trade and monetary policy. Canada is expected to participate though not confirmed. The talks will be held outside Paris at a rural chateau with minimal protocol.

Washington Ford France Ron Nessen Paris West Germany Italy Japan Britain State Department Helmut Sonnenfeldt Canada Sonnenfeldt

Sinai Pact In Effect Forces U.S. Monitoring Role

Washington AP report that Israel signed the final Sinai accord document seven hours after Senate approval of a monitorship provision. Some 200 American technicians will monitor the peace from electronic stations in the buffer zone as Israeli troops pull back and Abu Rudeis oilfields are returned to Egypt. Senate vote 70 to 18. House 341 to 69. President Ford expected to act swiftly.

Washington Israel Sinai Senat Sinai Desert Abu Rudeis Egypt Senate U.S House Ford

Inter-Organization Program Sought Here

Thursday afternoon a plan to form an inter agency organization to coordinate services was discussed at a Franklin County meeting organized by the Mental Health Clinic and SRS offices. Nearly 30 representatives from local agencies sought a structure with four committees to study coordination and referrals.

Franklin County Mental Health Clinic Social and Rehabilitation Services Rick Dangal Steve Lott Ransom Memorial Hospital Fred Doyle Franklin County Rehabilitation Center Joe Wakefield SRS George Sell Our Home Gloria Terrill Child Development and Services Center Doug Tilghman ECKAN Chuck Sypher U.S.C. 290 Louis Metz Lincoln School Sue Hellar Franklin County Extension Service Greg Lauver Homebase Phyllis Burress Clinic Alice Crawford Headstart Harrison Tilghman

Ford Congress Swap Swipes

President Ford outlined a proposed Energy Independence Authority to finance energy projects and cut oil imports, a plan critics say snubs Congress. The 54 page draft bill aims to replace 10 to 16 million barrels daily by 1986, while lawmakers accuse Ford of speaking to the public instead of Congress.

Washington Ford Congress Energy Independence Authority EIA White House Frank G. Zarb House Budg

Sakharov Award Sparks Kremlin Backlash

The Kremlin branded Andrei Sakharov an anti patriot and called the Nobel Peace Prize award a political ploy. Tass described peace prizes as open to political speculation, noting its delayed reporting of the prize.

Moscow Kremlin Andrei Sakharov Tass

State Tax Revenue Totals Near $1.5 Billion in Year

The Legislative Research Department reports state and local tax collections reached 1.42 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30. General property taxes led with 604.66 million, followed by sales and use taxes at 267.58 million and income and privilege taxes at 255.94 million.

Topeka Kan Legislative Research Department

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