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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1978

Page

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Wreck Claims 2nd Life At Ottawa University

Ottawa University freshman William W. Scribner died at the University of Kansas Medical Center from injuries after a Tuesday car train collision four miles west of here. Another OU freshman Eric Anderson died at the scene. Driver Robert Hull remained in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Scribner's survivors include parents and siblings. funeral services are set at the Ottawa University Chapel with burial at Highland Cemetery. Memorials may go to the Ottawa High Children's Theatre.

Ottawa University William W. Scribner Ottawa Rfd University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kan Here University Eric Anderson Franklin Mass Robert Hull Ottawa RFD Ransom Memorial Hospital Scribner Ottawa High School Ottawa High Cytones American Legion Babe Ruth First Christian Church of Loyd Scribner Mary’ Stauffer Becci Bennett Pueblo Cole Judy Doehling Copperas Cove Tex Herb Wright Wellsville J. A. Baldwin C. A. Scribner James Saxton St. Joseph Mary H. Baldwin Topeka Kathy Ottawa University Chapel Harold Dungan Highland Cemetery Dengel and Son Ottawa High Children’s Theatre Max Fridell Mortuary

Kansas approves first presidential primary in 1980

Gov. Robert F. Bennett signs a law creating Kansas's first presidential primary for April 1980. Delegates will be allocated by vote percentage, with uncommitted delegates possible if a candidate drops out. The bill funds the primary statewide, replacing county costs. Also signed were sales tax relief for used farm machinery and an inheritance tax reform. A separate drug prescription rule allows generic substitutions unless specified by the doctor.

Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett Kansas

Cyclones eye relief this weekend on the track circuit

The Herald highlights two features in today’s issue. Farm Editor Joan Istas compiles farm appreciation content while another section explains the ABCs of being a homeowner. Page 4 notes upcoming track circuit events for OHS Cyclones.

the Herald Joan Istas OHS Cyclones

Farm Situation Analysis Sparks Debate in Foley Keys Row

Analysis of the farm sector noted on page 6 touches on Representatives Foley and Keys facing scrutiny from the AAM on page 8. The coverage highlights political tension and agency oversight, with emphasis on farm policy impacts and governance accountability.

Foley Keys

Kansas AG blocks restaurant alcohol licenses amid constitutional clash

Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider told the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division director not to issue restaurant liquor licenses under current law. He cited constitutional bans on open saloons and questioned the 1978 measures' validity, suggesting amendments to tie liquor sales to food purchases. Gov. Bennett also questioned constitutionality as the bills became law without his signature.

Topeka Kan Curt Schneider Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Division Kansas Robert F. Bennett Schneider Alcoholic Beverage Control Director

City Seeks 7th Street Funds From State

City Manager Robert Mills announced plans to file two KDOT grant applications for the Seventh Street reconstruction. The total project cost is 849,100 with phase two costing 450,000 and city paying 30 percent. If approved, the project will add two 12 foot driving lanes and a 10 foot turning lane to create a 39 foot wide street with a complete storm sewer system funded by general obligation bonds.

Kansas Department of Transportation Seventh Street Robert Mills Cedar Street Cedar Lincoln Street Mills KDOT

Carter's War Anniversary Highlights Energy Battle

Washington observers mark one year since Carter framed energy policy as a moral war. Negotiators meet behind closed doors to salvage a national energy bill as imports ease but goals remain unmet. House Republicans plan a birthday candle event to critique progress and set the tone for the debate.

Washington Carter Congress Wilson House Senate United States U.S American Petroleum Institute Petroleum Industry Research Foundation House-Senate

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