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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1976

Page

4

Dole Targets Rural Areas in Midwest and Pennsylvania

Republican vice presidential nominee Bob Dole shifts focus to farm regions in Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania as Ford campaign aims to narrow the Carter lead. He plans a heavy schedule with outdoor rallies farm events and media interviews while seeking stronger farm area support and addressing his pace on the road.

Newport Beach Calif Bob Dole Midwest East GOP Ford Dole California Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania Ford- Dole Kansas Ilinois Jimmy Carter Senate Agriculture Committee Moline Quincey Decatur Marietta Newark Springfield Lebanon Wilmington Chicago Johnstown Williamsport Lancaster Ronald Reagan Texas John Connally Connally

No Grants For Airport Projects

Topeka Kan AP Attorney General Curt Schneider says the state cannot provide grant money to local governments for airport construction and development. He allows tax funding via aircraft fuel levy for planning and planning grants to aid local aviation needs.

Topeka Kan Curt Schneider Lloyd Buzzi R-Lawrence Neil Arnsmith Phillipsburg

Slim Progress in Ford UAW Strike Talks

Detroit AP reports the nationwide strike against Ford Motor Co. enters its 18th day with sporadic weekend talks between UAW leaders Leonard Woodcock and Ken Bannon and Ford’s Sidney F. McKenna and Robert Middlekauff. No clear issues disclosed as health and safety subcommittee meets. the walkout began Sept. 14 at 102 Ford facilities in 22 states, halting production and threatening a pattern contract for 700,000 UAW workers and ripple layoffs for suppliers and Canadian Ford staff.

Detroit Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Ford UAW Leonard Woodcock Ken Bannon Sidney F. McKenna

State Farm Income Falls Again in Kansas 1975

Kansas net farm income dropped for the second year in a row to 735 million in 1975, half of 1973, per Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. The report shows total farm receipts of 3.40 billion from crops and livestock, with production expenses at 3.01 billion and inventories adding 129 million. Wheat dominated cash income, and cattle and calves provided the largest livestock share, while various expenses and depreciation shaped overall net outcome.

Topeka Kan Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Prosecution Lines Up Hearst As Witness

Patricia Hearst widow? Hearst to testify before Alameda County Grand Jury against William and Emily Harris in the 1974 kidnapping case. Hearst, 22, was sentenced to seven years for a bank robbery. Her lawyers contest imprisonment would hinder testimony in related proceedings. The Harrises were convicted of kidnapping and robbery.

Oakland Calif Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army Miss Hearst F. Lee Bailey SLA William and Emily Harris Alameda County Harrises

Wall Street Holds Narrow Gains As Stocks Arm Waver

Wall Street slipped into a narrow trading range with the Dow at 1,008.31 down a point at noon. Volume on the NYSE reached 7.65 million shares as Advancers lagged Decliners slightly and bond prices fell after the Federal Reserve reported a sharp rise in the money supply. Middle South Utilities led NYSE activity at 16.44, with a block of 100,000 shares traded. The NYSE composite stood 0.02 higher at 57.04 while the AMEX market value index fell 0.03 to 103.65.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Middle South NYSE American Stock Exchange

Bell Telephone Seen As FBI Accomplice

The Charlotte Observer reports Bell Telephone employees wired for FBI wiretaps for over 30 years, connecting lines to private phones of figures such as Martin Luther King Jr Muhammad Ali and Morton Halperin without court orders. Horace Hampton a retired Bell official testified that he supervised the hookups at the FBI’s request for more than two decades from a Washington listening post. Bell says it supplied only the electrical path and did not perform taps, while its staff reportedly lacked national security clearance and were unaware of the nature of the connections.

the Observer Martin Luther King Jr Muhammad Ali Morton Halperin Bell Horace Hampton Hampton Halperin Henry Kissinger National Security Council Washington FBI Bell System H.W. William Canning Observer House Commerce Subcommittee

Kansas constitutional amendment submission notice 1976

Legal notice first published September 20 1976 and last published October 16 1976 describes a proposed amendment to Kansas Constitution Section 12. Land devoted to agricultural use may be taxed by value based on agricultural income productivity and be assessed at the same percent of value. details outline amendments and legislative approval under House Concurrent Resolution No. 2005 and article 14 Section 1. The notice certifies the proposal for the November 2 1976 general election and lists filing and archival details. The text is provided as a summary of the amendment language and submission procedures.

State OF Kansas State of Kansas Franklin County Ottawa High School Franklin County Extension Council H. Arion Jones Boare

Classified Deadline Rules From Weekend Edition

The notice outlines ad submission timelines for classified line ads. Deadline is 5 p.m. the day before publication, with line ads accepted until 9:30 a.m. on publication day, and Saturday ads due by 4 a.m. two days before insertion. Two column ads must be placed two days prior to posting.

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