Guidelines for Ottawa High football stadium use
The Ottawa High School superintendent issued guidelines for the new football stadium at the senior high, ahead of Friday’s home opener versus Salina South at 7:30. The $54,200 facility seats 3,000 with 2,200 in the north bleachers and 800 in the south bleachers, part of a $90,000 stadium project plus a $28,500 track. Four gates will be reduced to two for games, with pedestrian entry west of the south lot and a central north fence vehicular gate. Officials, bands, teams, and guests will be routed through specific gates, restrooms and concession duties assigned, medical staff present, and parking arrangements set including overflow on Ash Street or West Eleventh in bad weather.
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Salina South
Marvin P. Forker
W. P Shepard
Harold R. Wallace
Ottawa Cyclones
Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Ash Street
West Eleventh
Special Dedication Ceremony at Ottawa High Stadium
A special dedication will occur at 6 30 p m Friday before Ottawa High versus Salina South in the new stadium. Sponsored by the OHS Student Council the event features the pep club drill team and marching band. Ribbon cutting will include remarks by Marvin Forker Allen Loyd Orlis Cox and W P Shepard.
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Ottawa High-Salina
Attica Uprising Toll Grows As Officials Cite Gunshot Deaths
As funeral processions for two guards wound through Attica streets, officials confirm hostages died of gunshots, with 10 hostages and 32 inmates killed in the four day revolt. Gov Rockefeller defends armed force, says no new concessions, while guard unions call for Oswald’s ouster and prisons tighten patrols amid ongoing tensions.
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Attica
N.Y
State Correction
Russell G. Oswald
Oswald
Sion
Buffalo
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
New York State
Great Meadow
Clinton
Massive North Vietnamese supply cache found near Khe Sanh
South Vietnamese forces uncovered a large North Vietnamese supply base near the Laos border with more than 400000 rounds of ammunition, fuel, wire, and five tons of rice in a complex of 20 structures. Another smaller cache was found nearby as U.S. B52 raids continue. Ground fighting yielded 27 enemy kills and four own losses. B52 strikes totaled 360 tons in the DMZ region.
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
le Trung Hien
Hiem
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Dmz
U.S
Businessmen Back Tax Credit Proposal
U S business groups urged Congress to approve Nixon’s tax credit for equipment investment and to strengthen depreciation reforms. The U S Chamber of Commerce backs the 10 percent investment credit with early reach to 5 percent, applies to used gear, and aims to shorten cost recovery by 40 percent. Utility reps seek full-rate credit for electric utilities, while farm leaders press for post-freeze wage and price controls. The National Association of Manufacturers backs the full package, and wage and dividend rules edge toward post-freeze stability.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Walker Winter
Chicago
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
House
Ways and Means Committee
Winter
Herbert B. Cohn
Edison Electric Institute
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Colorado Springs
Colo
National Association of Manufacturers
Cost of Living Council
Secretary of Labor
J. D. Hodgson
Miller Won't Oppose Move To Disclose Inquest
Kansas Attorney General TOPERA Vern Miller said his office would not oppose a motion by Richard Jones to disclose a coroner's inquest report in the death of Pamela Sue Yulich. Jones, 14, is charged with delinquency in the fatal shooting. Miller had sought to keep the report confidential, but Judge Charles W. Lybarger granted the request for disclosure if it aids the defense and does not prejudice future proceedings.
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Topera
Vern Miller
Kansas
Richard Jones
Kincaid
Jones
Charles W. Lybarger
Anderson County
Miller
IRS Action Against Two USD Boards
The IRS filed complaints Tuesday against Salina and Junction City school boards for allegedly violating the Wage-Price Freeze by granting teachers pay raises. The actions, delivered with five days to respond, could prompt a broader fight over exemptions from Nixon’s price and wage controls. Local boards are urged to comply or risk fines up to 5000 dollars.
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Topeka
Kan
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Salina
Junction City
McGhehey
IRS
Kansas
Weather County Forecast Through Thursday
Considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions persist through Thursday. Today’s high in the mid to upper 70s, tonight’s low in the low to mid 50s. Thursday highs in the mid to upper 70s. Data notes include today’s high 90, low 58, year ago highs 77, lows 69, record high 100 in 1999 and record low 14 in 1904. Precipitation for the last 24 hours trace. Hourly readings show overnight temperatures around 65 at midnight, 62 at 4am, 59 at 7am.
M and M teachers aid Ottawa students in learning help
M and M teachers from the Comprehensive and Special Services Cooperative of Olathe assist Ottawa area pupils with learning disabilities. Mrs. Joann McEachon and Mrs. Susie Bornhold work at multiple schools, supply materials, model teaching methods, tutor one on one for ten weeks, and maintain follow up with teachers and parents for a year.
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Dan Mullen
Ottawa
Olathe
Joann McEachon
Susie Bornhold
McEachon
Hawthorne
Sacred Heart
Bornhold
M and M
Comprehensive and
Special Service Cooperative
CSSC
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OHS
ISE
Forest Park
Haworth Construction Co
Observers’ Committee
Correction Department
Albany
USD
Melvin Neely
Kansas National Education Association
Marion McGhehey
The
Kansas Association of School Boards
Neely
Attorney General
C. Taylor Whittier
Wichita
OEP
Kansas City
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