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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1980
Page
5
The Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals for local residents, and reports on two Ottawa youths, ages 15 and 16, charged with vandalism. It also records thefts from a vehicle at Ottawa High School, speeding penalties, and various traffic violations with names and addresses.
Kansas City report lists numerous speeding tickets and expired tags for residents in Ottawa and Princeton area. Also includes cattle and hog market quotations, with Tuesday prices for wheat, corn, milo, soybeans, oats and Thursday cattle and hog receipts projections.
Belgrade reports Tito, 87, has lapsed into a coma and shock, with doctors calling his condition critical. Eight physicians say the president remains comatose and in a state of shock after a period of frailty. A Western observer notes that loss of blood pressure often precedes death in such cases.
President Carter seeks $13.3 million to register 19 and 20 year olds for a potential resumption of the draft, with House approval and a Senate filibuster threat led by Sen. Mark Hatfield. Debate centers on registration value, readiness, and possible expansion to include women. Strong opposition argues for immediate induction or no action, while House leaders defend the measure as a prudent step to show resolve against Soviet moves and protect alliances.
The State of Kansas notifies William Bagne Anderson and all concerned that Danny Ray Anderson has filed in Franklin County District Court for an order changing his name to Danny Ray Conner. Respondents must plead by May 22, 1980 at Ottawa Kansas. failure may yield judgment. Also notices estate of Marlon A. Dempasy with creditors urged to file within six months. Attys. for Petitioner John F. Jones and E. Lewis listed.
Ottawa White Shrine No 19 announces a stated meeting on Thursday April 24 at 7 30 p m to vote on proposed by laws and conduct official business at the temple steps.
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