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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1975
Page
6
Ottawa Rotary club welcomed six young Indian delegates led by S. N. Kapoor to discuss India’s diversity and growth. They described the green revolution, private ownership, and an English law-like system without juries. The visit includes tours to Shawnee Mission, Lawrence, Junction City, and several other Kansas towns.
Diane R Kirk 24 of Fredonia RFD 4 was cited for 75 mph in a 55 zone and attempting to flee a police officer Friday on I 35 a mile northeast of the LeLoup interchange. Troopers clocked her northeast bound, pursued, and reported the car crossed the median and rode the right shoulder before stopping. She was uninjured, car damaged, two fence posts knocked over.
Correction notes taco special at Taco Grande through Sun Apr 27 five for one dollar. Vegetable plants 55 cents a dozen at Turner's Greenhouse near I-35. New arrivals at Turner's Tale Shop West 15th including picture frames. Dances at VFW Bob's Bunch and Eagles events. New barber shop in Williamsburg opens Apr 28. Radio program Light House Hour Sundays 12:30 to 1 p.m. on KTJO FM 88.1.
Central Heights and Williamsburg High Schools will send contestants to the 52nd Annual State High School Agricultural and Agricultural Mechanics contests at Kansas State University from April 27 to 30. Williamsburg entrants include Wes Basel Bill Copper and Chester Fredricks Russell Cooper Don Day and Rex Wilson from Central Heights. News briefs note Bethany Baptist Chapel Youth Day this Sunday with an 11 a.m. service and 1 30 potluck, led by Rev. B J Landrum. Recreation fitness classes for April 28 are canceled due to the instructor’s busy schedule.
The Association for Parents of Retarded Children meets at 7 30 p m Monday in Ottawa Junior High to discuss the local special education program in 290 schools. About 60 students are in the program with parents invited to share problems and expectations. Also on the agenda is the May 20 Special Olympics in Palou and other community notices.
A panel discussion on child abuse will be held at 7 0 pm Tuesday in the Ottawa University student union. Organized by OU’s senior core group, it will be followed by a question and answer period. Panelists include Mike Nichols Franklin County Judge Deane Meyers local elementary school teacher David Laury and two people from Douglas County.
Mary Elizabeth Mages 74 widow of Frank C. Mages died at home 709 S Locust Funeral arrangements to be announced by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Clarence Lester Davidson 63 longtime Franklin County resident died April 25 1975 services at First United Methodist Church April 26 2 00 pm Rev Al Palen interment Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg graveside by Veterans of Foreign Wars Ottawa Post No 901 viewing at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Sunday morning until 10 00 am Monday
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