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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1971
Page
3
Everett Ewing of 916 West 6th is listed as a patient at Olathe Community Hospital in Olathe in room 230.
Robbie Robertson and The Ottawa Playboys perform at Naomi's Club on Saturday April 24 from 10 PM to 2 AM. The event promises a lively set with classic rock sounds and local venue atmosphere.
Deaths for Mrs. Dacy R. DeTar of Dodge City list services in Dodge City and burial at Hope Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters and seven grandchildren with three great grandchildren. Dismissals, births, emergencies, and citations from Ottawa area record further details.
Christine Underwood, a Pomona teacher, sues Unified School District 287 in Franklin County District Court alleging failure to provide written notice as required by Kansas statutes. The suit states she was told March 12 that her Feb 8 contract termination occurred.
More than 60 Ottawa Cub Scouts plan to participate in the Royal Kaw Rama at the American Royal in Kansas City. Nine Ottawa dens will run a puppet booth sponsored by Kaw Council with two bus departures from Garfield School.
A driver named Harry L. Smith faced charges for driving while impaired or unfit. The report notes the incident and pending legal action, with local authorities handling the case and awaiting further proceedings.
First published notice covers probate case for Emma J. Farney with hearing set and defenses due May 10 1971. Also includes Kansas Board of Tax Appeals hearing May 6 1971 on Unified School District 289 budget excess for a new facility. An ordinance granting Kansas Telephone Company rights to operate a city system in Princeton Kansas is included with franchise details.
A 1971 ordinance grants the Princeton Kansas Telephone Company a 10 year franchise with two additional five year terms. It permits the company to place and maintain lines across city streets, overseen by city officials, and to trim trees, excavate, and adjust wires with advance notice. The city takes 4 percent of gross receipts from subscribers as compensation, with reports due semiannually starting January 1, 1972. The ordinance includes liability protections for the city and requires conformity with city rules, while preserving non exclusivity and prior rights.
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