Ottawa approves first five member city commission
A standing-room crowd watched Wednesday as Ottawa swore in its first five member city commission. Allen Loyd Ben Park John Sheldon Fred Zook and Mrs Begin New Era In City Government Budge Reusch were sworn in around 3 15 pm. The group elected Fred Zook mayor with Loyd nominating him citing Zooks experience and leadership. Zook said the new era blends old and new city government as the city adopts a mixed form following recent changes.
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Ottawa City
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Ben Park
John Sheldon
Fred Zook
Budge Reusch
Loyd
Zook
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Sheldon
Mra. Reusch
Park
Planning Commission
M. BE. Reinecke
Harold R. Bennett
Reinecke
County Clerk
Princeton
21St
Bennett
West 17Th
Lee Hysom
Steve Ralph
Ralph
Hysom
Charles A
Charles Beeman
Beeman
Second and Locust
VanDorent - Hazard - Stallings- Schnacke
Environmental Protection Agency
Hanoi Threatened With Loss Of US Aid
Secretary of State William P. Rogers warned Hanoi that the United States will cut economic assistance if the January Vietnam cease fire is not fully implemented. He said Congress will act to provide aid only after the peace pact is honored. He outlined other U.S. aims including steps toward Middle East talks, Africa trade, and Latin American outreach, while noting U.S. military posture remains cautious amid global tensions.
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William P. Rogers
Hanoi
Vietnam
Nixon
Congress
North Vietnam
Rogers
Foreign Policy Conference
United States
First National Bank announces new building plans
Robert Clogston, bank president, says a new First National Bank Building will rise at Third and a north entrance near the parking lot. The 7700 square foot first floor includes two drive in windows and space for two more, with a lower level garage, vaults, meeting room for 75, and multiple mechanical spaces. Construction may start early summer with bids due May 3. the old Second and Main bank building will be sold.
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Hubbard
Bank
Lumber Co
Clogston
Neal Hansen
Associates
Overland Park
Ile
Second and Main
First National Bank
Robert Clogston
Body Found Near Garnett in Anderson County
Authorities investigate a young man’s death found in a ravine near Garnett Kansas three weeks after estimated death. Jewelry and a distinctive clothing description prompt appeals for witnesses as investigators separate this case from the March 28 triple slaying near Ottawa. The second item reports legislative moves on a new state Supreme Court building and a quick note on first quarter inflation at 6 percent amid rapid economic growth.
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Ottawa
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Lawrence
Anderson County
Franklin County
Lewis Ashcraft
Rex Bowing
Us-59
Anderson County Sheriff's Department
KBI
Winter Named Vice President at Peoples National Bank
Sen Winter elected vice president of Peoples National Bank and to leave law practice for full time banking. He will assume duties after Kansas Legislature adjourns. Winter replaces James Asher on the officer slate and remains a bank director. He dissolves law partnership with Robert Green. Green will continue his practice. Winter, Ottawa attorney for 15 years, holds KU business and law degrees. Marine Korea veteran. Winter's secretary Daryl Shutt moves to bank. County forecast: cooler with cloudiness, highs in 40s, highs and winds noted, rain chances 70% tonight, 50% Friday.
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Wint Winter
Peoples National Bank
Winter
Ransom Bennett Jr
Bennett
Kansas
James Asher
Inglewood
Colo
Asher
Robert Green
Green
First National Bank
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Korea
Basil W. Kelsey
Daryl Shutt
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