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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1975

Page

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Unemployment Pay Too Good Burns Says System Blunts Jobs

Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns urged changes to unemployment compensation arguing it may blunt incentives to work. In a Georgia speech he proposed eliminating involuntary unemployment and possibly making government the employer of last resort as a policy goal.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Arthur F. Burns Burns University of Georgia Augustus Hawkins D-Calif Henry Reuss D-Wis Ford Administration

Fearful Eye On Eloise Trails Through Caribbean

Tropical storm Eloise fears linger as forecasters warn it could regain hurricane strength after devastating winds left at least 42 dead. Eloise moves toward the Yucatan Peninsula, with winds near 45 mph and heavy rains expected for Cayman Islands Cuba and Mexico. Forecasters urge mariners to stay in protected waters as the system remains over water in a favorable season for rapid intensification.

Miami Caribbean Islands Mexico Eloise Miles Lawrence National Hurricane Center Cuba Yucatan Peninsula Lawrence Cozumel Island Cayman Islands Florida Keys Puerto Rico Dominican Republic

Shriver Opens White House Bid With People’s Campaign

Senator Sargent Shriver launched a “people’s campaign” for the presidency, pledging to shift policy toward the small and personal. The 59-year-old Kennedy in law becomes the eighth Democrat in the race, praising grassroots support and criticizing both Republicans and party elites. He cited broad foreign policy questions and said government should aid consumers and taxpayers while letting communities act locally. His campaign said he has met the $5,000 threshold in small donations across 20 states to qualify for federal matching funds.

Washington Sargent Shriver Kennedy Inlaw Forward Movement of America Icy Shriver Peace Corps

Judge Balks At Hearst Bail In Kidnap Case

Patricia Hearst, 21, remains jailed after bail of 500000 was revoked on a bank robbery charge and she faces further hearings. FBI tied suspects to a Pennsylvania farmhouse fingerprint lead as agents plan to question an SLA associate. Hearst’s lawyers pledge she would not flee if released.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Miss Hearst San Mateo County Redwood City Catherine Hearst FBI Pennsylvania Terence Hallinan Wendy Yoshimura Alameda County Calif Hearst Yoshimura Soliah Kathy Angela Atwood SLA

Two Faces Of Patty Shaped By Capitivity

In San Francisco Patricia Hearst presents two faces during captivity. She is the radical fugitive Tania with a loaded pistol, and heiress Patricia Hearst craving home and support from a father she once reviled. A prolonged legal case, arrest details, inmate exchanges, and cautious family meetings frame her complex status.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst Tania Patricia Campbell Hearst

Ford Outlines Five Point Campaign Program

President Ford, speaking to GOP donors in Oklahoma City, outlined a five point campaign program he says many Americans support. He framed Republican revival as optimism based on fiscal restraint strong defense local control and individual freedom while planning a California visit with golf and media engagements. He also discussed wheat market aims with the Soviet Union and prepared to dedicate Pepperdine University facilities before continuing his trip to Monterey and Pebble Beach.

Los Angeles Ford California Oklahoma City Republican Party White House

Fromme to undergo psychiatric exam before trial

Lynette Fromme, charged with attempting to assassinate President Ford, must have a psychiatric examination prior to trial or acting as her own attorney. Judge MacBride ordered the exam to assess her state of mind, with the trial set for November 4 and a taped recording allowed for review by the judge only.

Sacramento Calif Lynette Squeaky” Fromme Ford U.S. District Court Thomas J. MacBride Miss Fromme MacBride

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