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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1973

Page

5

Judges Ask Court to Force District Court Inclusion Next to County Jail

Judges Coffman and Stadler sue Franklin County to require funding for District Court facilities in the County Law Enforcement Center. They allege the county commission’s plan to add only County and Juvenile courts now delays District Court construction and deprives the judiciary of needed facilities. They cite fund sources and sepatration of powers, seek an order barring uncommitted funds until a contract is signed, and note the 80 year old courthouse is inadequate.

Don Lambert Fourth Judicial District Franklin County Commission Franklin County District Court Floyd H. Coffman Robert F. Stadler County Commission Franklin County Victor Warren Lee Nichols Joe Ferns Coffman and Stadler Coffman and Stadler Kansas Supreme Court Franklin County Law Enforcement Center District Court Coffman Carroll Philadelphia

Former Head of Plumbers Indicted

An indictment charges Egil Krogh Jr. with lying to the original Watergate grand jury about the activities of Hunt and Liddy. Krogh, 34, did not appear in court and is expected to be arraigned next week as the Watergate probe broadens. Senate committee hearings resumed with testimony on “dirty tricks” and the charged atmosphere within the Democratic Party.

Krogh Senate Watergate Committee Frank Mankiewicz George McGovern

Nixon to announce VP pick tonight on television

President Nixon chose a successor to Spiro Agnew and will reveal the nomination at 9 p.m. EDT in a national address. Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott said the nominee is not obvious and could be welcomed in Congress, while Ford and Scott met with Nixon for discussions on nomination procedures.

Washington Nixon Spiro T. Agnew White House Senate Hugh Scott Congress Scott Gerald Ford Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Cabinet Supreme Court John B. Connally Texas Connally Houston House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Camp David Gerald L. Warren GOP Warren George Bush Alexander M. Haig Jr Oval Office Agnew Rockefeller New York

Towns Begin Cleaning Up After Kansas Floods

The Associated Press reports most Kansas rivers and streams receding after heavy rains, with exceptions along Smoky Hill, Kansas and Marais des Cygnes. Communities resume cleanup as water retreats, while officials warn of rising levels along runoff rivers and potential impact on traffic and the Kansas-Kansas State game in Lawrence. Residents of Hunter's Island return home as access roads reopen.

Associated Press Kansas Smoky Hill Marais Des Cygnes Hunter’s Island Manhattan Kansas River Wildcat McDowell Marion Marysville Rossville Louisville el Dorado Kingman U. S. Weather Service Topeka Kansas City Lawrence Kansas Turnpike East Lawrence Hunter's Island

Israelis and Egyptians Claim Progress In Fighting

The report covers claims of battlefield gains by Israel and Egypt across multiple fronts including Syria and the Sinai. Israeli civilians reoccupy most Golan settlements, while Egypt reports strikes on Israeli posts and radar stations, with mixed claims on tank actions and front-line movements.

Associated Press Israel Syria Golan Heights Sinai Gulf of Suez Sinai Desert Egypt Suez Canal Damascus Washington Golan Haim Herzog Qatana

Flood Waters Recede After Crest In Marais Des Cygnes

The Marais des Cygnes River crested at 34.1 feet around 3 a.m. and was at 33.55 feet by 11:30 a.m., with officials noting possible slight rises noonward as upstream flows continued. Flooding closed Forest Park, Ottawa Landfill, roads, and affected Princeton Richmond Rantoul areas. some sites to reopen by Saturday.

Joan Istas Marais Des Cygnes Ottawa Eisenhower Street Lincoln Street Princeton Richmond Rantoul

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