Senate backs three year boost in defense spending
Senate allies push higher military spending amid SALT II talks with a three year boost of 3 percent in 1980 and 5 percent in 1981 and 1982. Defense Secretary Brown says the $24.9 billion rise is more than needed to keep a capable defense. Senator Nunn argues the move signals strength against Soviet growth without fueling an arms race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U.S
Defense
Harold Brown
Brown
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S. Senate
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Pentagon
Capitol Hill
Soviet Union
Carter
Senators
Inc
Local Union Leaders Back Pact With GM in UAW Vote Boost
The United Auto Workers forecast quick local union approval of the General Motors contract after local leaders endorsed it in a closed meeting. About 3,000 stewards and officers will hear details in Dallas, with voting planned to begin Sunday and wrap by Oct. 1. The pact boosts pensions, raises wages, and expands future union recognition, funded partly by withholding 14 cents an hour of future COLA increases. Some delegates opposed the offset to pension gains, citing urgency for earlier COLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
GM Council
UAW
Douglas A. Fraser
Dallas
Fraser
Hurricane Frederic Recovery Spreads Across Gulf Coast
Electric power returns to southeast Mississippi as more than 1,000 workers restore service after Hurricane Frederic. Officials urge noncritical residents to allow worseoff to apply for food stamps at Gulf Coast centers. Weather Service cites 145 mph winds and over $1.25 billion in damage across Alabama and Mississippi with heavy rainfall. Mississippi Power reports $6 million in equipment loss. area damages may reach $500 million. Federal relief centers to expand amid swamped food stamp center turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mississippi
Ala
Frederic
Alabama Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Fairhope
Dauphin Island
Weather Service
Victor Daniel
Mississippi Power Co
Pascagoula
Miss
Jackson County Fairgrounds
FAA Orders DC-9 Crack Inspections Across U.S. Airlines
The FAA issued a telegraphed airworthiness directive mandating inspections for cracks in the aft pressure bulkhead emergency exit door jamb and bulkhead skin on DC-9 aircraft with more than 15 000 landings within 10 future flights. The directive follows an Air Canada incident where a DC-9 tail cone tore off en route to Nova Scotia. cracked skins were found on two other DC-9s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Canada
Feldman
Frankin County Kansas Legal Notice of Estate Hearing
First published September 19 1979 notice in Franklin County Kansas district court. In the matter of the estate of prank WwW Andersen an administrator seeks court order to discharge costs and hear the petition. A hearing is set October 12 1979 at eleven oclock a.m. in Ottawa Kansas city court. Failure to respond may lead to judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Franklin County
Kansan
Andersen
Ottawa
Kansas
District Court
Eutimio Barron
Josefa Barron
Jose Barron
Kennas
Alice Barron
Eufimio
Wandell J. Ighacker
C. Roger B Piaintitts
Wendell J. Barker
C. Roger Brown
Elmes Isabelle. Robinson
Oiclock A.t
Ottewa
Franklin
Franklin County Kansas Estate and Sheriff sale notices
Notices announce hearings in the matter of the estates of Eutimio Barron Josefa Barron and Jose Barron with descent determination for Park Place Addition Ottawa real estate and related personal property. Also public sheriff sale of Lots 15 17 19 and part of Lot 21 in Hamblin's Addition Ottawa to satisfy a 3500 debt, date set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamblin
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Wendell J. Barker
C. Roger Brown
Aist
Rex Bowling
Plainitts
C.E.T.A
United Tribes
Horton
Septey
Claude Meyers
Centropolis
RFD
Kan
Irvin Matott
Bulidex
Farm Mach
Clarence Davis
East
Winsburg
Furn
Richmond Hardware
Richmond
H. G. Williams
S. Main
H. G. Mann
Willow
Classified Deadline Rules and Rates In Ottawa Herald Ad Page
Ottawa Herald outlines deadlines for want ads and display classifieds including per word rates per insertion and minimums. Cautions advertisers to check first appearance for corrections and to report errors immediately by calling 242-4700 while noting consumer protection guidance from Topeka.
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Ottawa Herald
Herald
Siip
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General’s Office
Topeka
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
House
Irving Bluestone
George Nanno
Fremont
Calif
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Kansas State Bank
William 8. Bowers
Qiuttaen
Park Place
Ve Elmer R
Robinson Eng
Robinson
Avon
Willow Lake
South Maple
Fairway Drive
Memlock
Country Club
Peoria Road
Safi Hesnor
South
Hickory
Grant Street
Wilson
South Main
Tremont
Animal Shelter
Peoria
Pomona
Kerr-McKee
Montgomery Ward, Ltd
Malin
Ittawa
University
EOE
Balance of State
Jayhawk Molding
Edgerton
Wellsville
Diversified Insulation, Inc
EEDEO
Lpns
CAAAS
Medicatodge
501 Assembly
Paola
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Shelly Snow
H. D. Lee
Plant
West 7Th
OU Student Union
Jack
Mid-America
Sonic Drive-ins of
America
Accounting
I Pimetcas Sworde Drive-In
Dames. E. Scroggs Sr
North “Main
General Services
QUAVA
Jim Ralston
Tancred Commandery No
K.T
Thur
Phillip King
E.c
Kenneth Liegerot
Myrtle Morrison
Havens
Steet Pay
Dai and Sand, PLC
Havens Steel Company
Budge
Albrights
Taylor
Bob‘s
Bennie Stinson
Phares
John Fritts
Wade Mace
Dan Arnold
North King
Taylor Construction
Ralph ‘Taylor
Jack Rutter
Main Street
Highway 56
Burlingame
A. K. Watts and Son
Keith-Alan Auction Service
Printy and Son
Thurs
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Cecil Beatty Auction Service
Franklin Co
John Shields
Square
Guard
Wallace
Gert Reeves
Tom
Bach
Hospital Grounds
P.m
Edith Stevenson
Senior St
Waverly
OH Furniture
Dunlop “Fruit Farm
Parker
Johnson
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