Air Force Veteran Loses Round One
Air Force veteran T Sgt Leonard P Matlovich lost his initial bid to stay in the Air Force after an administrative discharge board at Langley recommended a general discharge for his homosexuality. The decision will be reviewed by Col Alton J Thogersen and then Air Force Secretary John L McLucas for possible waiver. Matlovich vows to continue his fight, praising humanity's potential victory.
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Larry McDermott
Associated Press
Hampton, Va
Leonard P. Matlovich
Air Force
Langley Air Force Base
Matlovich
Alton J. Thogersen
Langley
Thogersen
John L. McLucas
McLucas
David F. Addlestone
Washington
Vietnam
Missiles Sale to Jordan Clears Congress Objections
Washington reports the 350 million dollar sale of 14 Hawk missile batteries to Jordan is back on track after State Department and Capitol Hill officials resolved a dispute over a provision restricting a binational or multinational command. Jordan, initially critical, accepted assurances that the missiles would remain under U.S. control, with prohibitions on transfer to a third country, while remaining defensive and nonmobile near Amman.
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Washington
Jordan
U.S
Syria
State Department
Capitol Hill
Henry A. Kissinger
Food
Congress
Amman
Zaid Rifai
Robinson Set To Complete Grain Deal
State Department economic chief Undersecretary Charles W. Robinson will return to the Soviet Union within a week to finalize a long range agreement in which Moscow would buy at least five million tons of U S grain annually. He will also pursue a tentative oil swap to satisfy about five percent of U S needs while seeking price levels to limit consumer impact and stabilize farmer prices. President Ford voiced optimism at the Oklahoma State Fair that a grain accord could be reached, as talks on further sales are paused during these negotiations.
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.S
Charles W. Robinson
United States
Ford
Robinson
Cyclist Loses Helmet Case in Topeka
Teddy E. Oakes 36 of Kansas City Kansas was fined 100 for violating helmet law. He was convicted Sept 11 for attempting to test the law’s constitutionality. Oakes was arrested near the Kansas Statehouse May 4 during a protest by more than 100 people. He received four months to pay the fine and costs after saying he has been unemployed for a year and supports a family on unemployment.
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Topeka
Kan
Teddy E. Oakes
Kansas City
Kansas Statehouse
Ing
Shawnee County
Oakes
William R. Carpenter
Various Kansas high school football scores across multiple games
A long list of high school football results from Kansas and nearby areas, detailing teams such as Altamont, Columbus, Bern, Centralia, Chapman, Marysville, Eureka, Leavenworth, and many others. The scores span regular and overtime games, with numerous line items showing victors and point differentials across weeks and divisions.
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Associated Press
Altamont
Columbus
Bennington
Miltonvale
Bern
Centralia
Chapman
Marysville
Eureka
Burlington
Garnett
Yates Center
Geneseo
Sylvan Grove
Leavenworth
Washburn Rural
Mankato
Morland
Maur Hill
Sabetha
Minneapolis
Solomon
Osage City
Onaga
Parsons
Iola
Riley County
Linn
Waverly
Lebo
Augusta
Goddard
Bishop Miege
Harmon
Canton-Galva
Hartford
Ellinwood
Ellsworth
Haver
Moundridge
Hoxie
Grinnell
Jackson Heights
Wathena
SEC Goes After Air Firm Giants
Los Angeles report says the Securities and Exchange Commission broadened its inquiry into overseas sales by McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Boeing Co. into possible violations of federal securities laws. Spokesmen for both firms acknowledged SEC information requests. no comment on bribery or political contributions. The probe follows similar scrutiny of Northrop and Lockheed as well as other major firms accused of overseas bribes or political donations.
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Los Angeles
Securities and Exchange Commission
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Boeing Co
Los Angeles Times
McDonnel- Douglas
SEC
Boeing
McDonnel Douglas
St. Louis
Seattle
Northrop Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Ashland Oil, Inc
Gulf Oil Co
United Brands Co
Ottawa Sealed Bids Sought for City Hall Work
The City of Ottawa invites sealed bids to be received until 2:00 p.m. CCT on September 25, 1975. Work to be performed on the City Hall Building located at 4th and Walnut in Ottawa Kansas.
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City of
Ottawa
City Hall
4Th and Walnut
Kansas
Classified Ads promote local discounts and deadlines
Classified ads describe per word rates and deadlines of Ottawa Herald listings. Contact numbers appear for help and services. A garage sale item is listed with items and the Tremont address.
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Ottawa, Kansas
Business and Professional Guide
Optometrists
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Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, D.D
Pharmacists
Raney-Reynolds
Rexall
John Reynolds
A-1 Cab CO. and
City & Top Hat Taxi
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Taylor Construction
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Ralph E. Taylor
RFD
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Hawkins & O'Hara Construction Co., Inc
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M. Brockway
L. J. Mathey
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic, Inc
Your Community Mental Health
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Richardson’s