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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1978

Page

6

Multi school lunch menu and public safety report

U.S.C. 290 Week Of May 1 shows meal plans for Eisenhower Field Garfield Senior High and junior high with a rotating weekly menu. The Department of Public Safety reports arrests of six juveniles for running away and various local incidents including thefts accidents and forge checks along with a birth announcement and dismissals.

U.S.C Eisenhower-Field-Garfield-Senior High Department of Public Safety Franklin County Sheriff’s Department Kiefer’s Dam Pomona Franklin County Franklin Couty Ottawa Ron Notes Ottawa High School Lester C. Pierce Pierce Leon Brewer Princeton

Protection Pondered in Wellsville Council Meeting

Wellsville city council considers police protection options with Security Systems of Kansas City while awaiting a county contract. Nursing home manager Joe Collins cites Metro Ambulance Service for possible area coverage. Residents call for cemetery upkeep fixes and bids will be sought to repaint the water tower with bonding company coverage.

Wellsville Security Systems Kansas City Joe Collins Metro Ambulance Service Johnson and Wyandotte Collins

Miami Dolphins oppose blackout ban on sold out games

Miami owner Joe Robbie Don Shula and Tampa Bay owner Hugh Culverhouse testified to a House subcommittee that reviving local blackout rules would hurt ticket sales. They cited a 53 percent drop in season tickets since 1973, arguing television broadcasts erode live attendance.

MIAMI Miami Dolphins Dolphins Joe Robbie Robbie Don Shula Tampa Bay Bucs Hugh Culverhouse House Communications Subcommittee National Football League Congress Washington Shula Dolphin Dick Anderson

Weekend events and sales listed for VFW, Elks, churches and gardens

Community listings advertise VFW and Elks Lodge dances April 29 with live bands and door prizes, a Brethren Church auction May 2, and dining options. Also featured are S&M Buffet and Saddleback Lounge dancing, pool and shuffleboard, 50c can specials, and Willis Garden Center plant discounts including potted roses and Geraniums with 25 percent off remaining strawberry plants.

Willis Garden Center

Local Job and Education News Highlights Across Kansas

Richmond and rural Williamsburg residents at Anderson County Hospital. Jett Anderson of Pomona elected president of the Kansas State University Sigma Delta Chi chapter. Airman Charlene Edwards to training in Air Force Intelligence after basic at Lackland. Geraldine Coffman of Ottawa to teach fourth grade at Burlington Elementary. Charles Burrows named KU Classified Employee of the Year. Lawrence Flakus returns from Sperry New Holland training in Lenexa. Jerry D. Redick promoted to staff sergeant in the U S Air Force at Elelson AFB Alaska. Robert B. Helmes Jr. named Freightliner district sales manager. lives in Leawood, studied at Kansas City Law School.

Jett Anderson Pomona Kansas State University K-State Society of Professional Journalists Sigma Delta Chi Charlene E. Edwards Charlotte J. Edwards Osawatomie Lowry Afb Air Force Intelligence Field Lackland Afb Geraldine Coffman Ottawa Burlington Charles M. Burrows University of Kansas Burrows Jerry D. Redick Cecile B. McCray Rantoul U.S. Air Force Strategist Air Command Elelson Afb Alaska Robert B. Helmes Jr Ottawa University Freightliner Corporation Leawood Kansas City

Library Line Answers reader questions at Community Information Center

The library offers help beyond books with a weekly Q and A. Topics include tax deductibility of blood donations, rod length equal to sixteen and a half feet, why the Kansas River is called Kaw, and the president of American Motors. Call 249-2080 or visit Sun and Main for more.

Sun and Main Bill Coenen Community Blood Center Greater Kansas City Congress Kansas River

Public Meeting on Transportation Group Seeks Citizen Input

The Governor's Task Force on Transportation schedules a 7 p.m. meeting Monday at Ottawa University Administration Auditorium to hear public suggestions on highways local roads city streets rail air and transit needs. A questionnaire will capture opinions on finances.

Governor's Task Force Ottawa University Administration Vi Reusch

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