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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1973
Page
3
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz weighs a news conference this week to outline a new strategy for federal rice and peanut programs. Sources say he will unveil details of 1974 acreage plans and seek congressional approval to shift target price supports, with high prices for portions of crops under the law.
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock says a national strike authorization could take effect Friday if Ford Motor Co. fails to reach a three year contract today. About 185,000 Ford workers in 28 states would be involved if a strike occurs. negotiations have extended a pact that expired Sept. 14. Woodcock urged urgency and warned that the delay could trigger a strike within four days. Ford Vice President Malcolm Denise remained hopeful for a settlement by Friday.
Public record summarizes a suit filed in October 1973 against Robert Ferguson and numerous defendants including Herbert F. Sheldon Charles C Wightman James Ogers Eddie W. Rogers Daniel Young Emi Young and unknown heirs executors administrators devisees and assigns of related parties with last publication October 29 1973. The notice lists names and entitles party interests in the case.
The District Court in Franklin County Kansas hears a petition by William Houdashelt and Grace Houdashelt to quiet title to real estate. Plaintiffs seek a court order. defendants must plead by November 28 1973 in Ottawa Kansas or a decree may be entered. An Ottawa ordinance authorizes temporary notes to fund street improvements until bonds are issued under state law.
The city council authorizes issuance of Temporary Notes not exceeding 250000 dollars to fund street improvements. Notes are to be numbered, bear interest per law, payable semi annually, mature within four years, and redeemable when permanent bonds are issued. They will be signed by mayor and city clerk and registered.
The City of Ottawa Kansas passes an ordinance authorizing special assessments for property lots in Lockwood and Troupes subdivisions. It outlines notices to owners, payment within 30 days to avoid further charges, bond issuance to cover unpaid amounts, and annual installments and certification to the county clerk. The ordinance takes effect on passage dated October 17, 1973, approved by Mayor Fredric B. Zook.
The city council of Ottawa Kansas adopts cost figures for Grant Street improvements from Hickory to Oak. Total estimated expense is 15629.58 dollars chargeable to property. appraisers valued lots per block. after notice and meeting the governing body equalized approved and confirmed appraisals and apportioned and levied assessments per parcel.
The City Clerk shall notify each owner of the listed parcels in Dundee Place and Ott's Addition that their lots, tracts, and sections are assessed with specified amounts. Identified parcels include Block 2 and Block 3 segments with multiple lots and prices ranging from 93.03 to 930.93 dollars. The notice applies to all owners and requires action by the owners as described.
The document states that liability ends for further assessment costs and bonds issued, with the County Clerk to certify a full list of properties where assessments are paid in full. It lists amounts due per lot or ground, including annual installments and interest, for bonds that may bear interest. This notice is dated October 17, 1973, and signed by Fredric Zonk, Attest, City Mayor, and the City Clerk.
A Los Angeles report describes a Vitamin E diet claim ing rapid weight loss without exercise or starvation. It touts chewable Vitamin E tablets and foods that curb appetite, with average losses claimed of about a pound per day, and offers order details with various day supply prices and a money back guarantee.
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