Disappearance of Dogs Stirs Shelter and DPS Theories
The county animal shelter and the Department of Public Safety clash over missing dogs since February with DPS accusing escapes and shelter manager Alta Cruces alleging thefts. Eight dogs vanished, some found at Ottawa High School and Ottawa University, with losses estimated at 300 to 400 dollars including adoption fees.
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Jay Bemis
County Animal Shelter
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Walter Ray
Alta Cruces
Ray
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Cruces
Students Win Awards At Vocational Competitions Across Regions
East Central Vocational Cooperative students earned state and national level recognition. Betty Butts and Anita Parks placed in state events in Wichita, earning trips to Nashville April 23 to 27. VICA winners at Wichita earned medals, with three golds advancing to Louisville nationals June 22 to 25. Additional bronze and silver medals across carpentry, data processing, small engine repair, and business procedures highlight broad student achievement.
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East Central Vocational Cooperative
Office Education Association
Betty Butts
Anita Parks
Ottawa
Wichita
Nashville, Tenn
Butts
Parks
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Louisville
Mike Macy
Bill Lucas
Tim Tucker
Ray Ott
Electrical
Diana le
VICA
Brenda Brill
Anne Park
Larry Selman
Jerry Bulmer
Jim Raby
Bryan Cates
Pat Hughey
Rob Dunlap
George Harris
Lennie Collins
Brent Bruington
Linda Harris
Funeral notices for George W. Stewart and James M. Frink
The Daily Report notes the pending funeral for George W. Stewart of Cedar House with Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home to announce details. In Wellsville, James Merrill Frink, 90, of Olathe, died Tuesday at home. service set for Friday 1:30 p.m. at Wilson and Son Funeral Home with burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Frink, born June 26, 189?, was an inventor, machinist and church member.
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George W. Stewart
Cedar House
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
James M. Frink
Wellsville
James Merrill Frink
Olathe
Wilson and Son Funeral
Frink
Fairview
Olathe United Presbyterian Church
Gubernatorial Candidate Addresses Local Issues and Taxes
The candidate argues on parimutuel betting as a citizen referendum, favors township empowerment over county control, and criticizes severance taxes. He calls for limiting state school funding, expanding local district revenue, and keeping a cautious stance on nuclear power while supporting highway user fees. Local notices of admissions and fines are listed alongside brief municipal items.
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Owen
John Carlin
Carlin
Robert Docking
General Fund
Kansas
Wolf Creek Hearing On Tap In Emporia Kansas
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will review the license application for the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant in Kansas at a public hearing April 21 and 22 in Emporia. The session, hosted by a subcommittee of the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, is led by Kansas Gas and Electric Co. Kansas City Power and Light Co. and the Kansas Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. are applicants. The hearing starts at 1 p.m. April 21 at the Emporia Holiday Inn and resumes at 8:30 a.m. the next day.
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Arlington, Texas
Wolf Creek
Kansas
Emporia
Kaw
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative, Inc
NRC
Emporia Holiday Inn
Ottawa area Easter weekend events and specials update
A consolidated listing notes Drake Jewelry moving to 2135 Main Ottawa, plus multiple Easter related events and local business notices. Highlights include the Mason's Steak Supper April 18 at 6 30 p.m. , Easter services, seasonal menus at Monty’s and Hill House, and various sales, entertainment and community notices across Ottawa and Pomona with hours and contact details.
Ottawa air show set for June at municipal airport
The eighth annual air show at Ottawa Municipal Airport is scheduled for June 13 from 12 30 p.m. to 5 p.m. with no admission charge. Ed Beck, the airport manager, said the event will feature aerobatic exhibitions by stunt pilots hot air balloons homebuilt and antique aircraft parachutists and a static display of military helicopters.
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Ottawa Municipal
Ed Beck
March public safety and Topeka layoffs report
The Department of Public Safety released its March activity showing 756 calls answered with 707 cleared. Crimes included 11 assaults, 34 thefts, 19 vandalisms, nine narcotics cases and 9 DWIs, plus one burglary and one auto theft. Fire runs totaled 18 with $4,995 in losses. 24 traffic accidents produced three injuries and total damages of $20,375. Animal control handled 149 calls, impounding 49 animals. reserves logged 154 hours, officers drove 17,280 patrol miles. Topeka laid off about 150 teachers due to funding cuts, with contracts not renewed for 1982-83. The Youth Center and Forest Park Tennis courts closures noted for Easter and Ottawa High invitational. Correction issued for Shakespeare reference in City Commission story.
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Department of Public Safety
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