Shift In Emphasis For Civil Defense Funds
Washington ap The government requires states and localities to use federal civil defense funds mainly for nuclear attack preparedness rather than natural disasters. The shift reduces dual planning from 1972 and keeps funding levels similar as Congress approved $82.5 million for the new year and $29.6 million for 1977 matching funds. Officials say funds will still support emergency centers communications and warning systems, with peacetime rescue roles possible during disasters.
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Congress
Civil Defense Agency
Civil Defense
Viet Nam identifies twelve U S airmen in missing list moves
U S officials welcomed Vietnam's release of 12 names including ranks birth dates and serials as missing in action or killed in action but urged full accounting for hundreds more listed as missing. Pentagon figures show 795 MIAs, 1 710 confirmed killed with bodies not recovered.
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William Hyland
Ford
Paris
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United Nations
United States
Sonny” Montgomery
D-Miss
House Select Committee On
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North Vietnam
Air Force
Samuel
Waters
Defecting pilot's MIG-25 lands in Japan airfield
Soviet MIG-25 fighter touched down at Hakodate in northern Japan. The defecting pilot seeks political asylum in the United States while law officers file charges for immigration, firearms and aviation violations. The plane overruns the runway, damaging two antennas and prompting police to detain the pilot.
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Kyodo
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B F Goodrich Nears Settlement
COLUMBUS Ohio AP the last of the Big Four tire makers settled with the United Rubber Workers paving hope the longest U S rubber strike ends this week. A tentative three year contract includes wage gains and a cost of living adjustment. Production at six plants could resume soon and ratification by locals is expected.
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Reil
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Goodyear
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Harold Fast
Washington
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Ninth Street Improvement Plan in Ottawa Kansas
Ottawa Kansas Governing Body adopts Resolution No 152 directing nine street improvement on Ninth Street from Willow Street to Ash Street. Project includes grading paving curbs drainage and 26 foot width with concrete pavement and $20 120.90 estimated cost funded by city and local bonds.
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Franklin County
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Ottawa City Hall position applications open now
Applications can be made at City Hall at 4th and Walnut Ottawa Kansas between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays. Applications will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. September 9 1976. The City of Ottawa is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Franklin County Kansas
In the District Court of Citizens State Bank case No 27-763, Robert Barklet et al are defendants. Rex A. Bowling, Sheriff, will auction at the West door of the Courthouse in Ottawa on September 30, 1974 at 10:00 AM, real estate Lot 10, Block B, Village of Contropolis, subject to six months redemption, to satisfy an Order of the Court.
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Ash
Ottawa
Kan
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R.E
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Edith Edwards
Kanana
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Cuntropolis
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Josephine Barkley
Bia
Rex A. Bowling
Public Auction Notice From Osage County Kansas
Public auction announced due to the death of the husband. Sale location described as 3 miles east of Osage City on Highway 31 then % mile south or 2 miles north of Lyndon on Highway 75 then 3 miles west on Highway 31 and % mile south.
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