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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1981

Page

6

Funeral services for Lillie A Proctor at Lebo

Funeral services for Lillie A. Proctor 8 Crestview Nursing Home who died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home Lebo with burial in Lincoln Cemetery. Born Sept. 6 1895 near Lebo she lived there most of her life. She was among the first Gold Star Mothers in World War II. She married Ben H. Proctor at Lebo Feb 15 1922. he died in 1977. Survivors include two sons Srl H. Proctor Noel Dean Proctor a daughter Mrs W J Starbuck eight grandchildren five great grandchildren and a brother Alfred Main.

Lillie A. Proctor Crestview Nursing Home Ransom Memorial Hospital Jones Funeral Home Lebo Lincoln Cemetery Mrs. Proctor Ben H. Proctor Srl H. Proctor Willow Noel Dean Proctor Fullerton Calif W.J. Starbuck el Monte Alfred Main Osawatomie

Pavement Markings Await Dry Weather in Ottawa

Ottawa awaits dry weather before applying plastic pavement markings. Park Mark of St. Louis is contracted via Safety Lines Marking Inc. to finish a $59,500 project begun in 1979. 72 days passed, with $3,885 in liquidated damages charged to the insurer North American Insurance.

Ottawa Don Dean Kansas Department of Transportation Park Mark St. Louis Safety Lines Marking, Inc Westwood Mass North American Insurance of Boston Dean

Junkets Descriptions Split Among Lawmakers On Trips Abroad

Lawmakers dispute the term junkets as they defend taxpayer funded travels described as fact finding trips. Delegations visit Bermuda Fiji Panama New Zealand Australia Southeast Asia and several African nations to study foreign policy and humanitarian issues.

Washington Congress Globe Bermuda Fiji South Seas Paris Hong Kong House United States Congressional New Zealand Australia Southeast Asia House Foreign Affairs Committee Clement J. Zablocki D-Wis Fiji Islands Sinai Zablocki William 8. Broomfield R-Mich Paul Findley R-Ill Larry Winn Jr R-Kan Robert J. Lagomarsino R-Calif Joel Pritchard R-Wash Frank Annunzio D-Til House Armed Services Committee Ken Kramer R-Colp Panama John J. Ford William H. Hogan Jr Armed Services Group U.S Navy Panama Canal Commission Somalia Howard Wolpe Dmich Africa Nigeria Angola South Africa Zimbabwe Kenya

Local ads recap from Ottawa area brief notes

Vacation notes for Rex’s Barber Shop and Rex on vacation All entries announce limited hours and openings Next events include Ladies Night at Rock House and China painting classes at Lillian’s China Shop Enrolls announced for Sept 8 and a 10 week session Calhoun’s sales advertise 60 percent off summer clearance and 30 percent off leather coats plus 15 percent off winter stock Also Demolition Derby Friday Aug 4 at Fr Co Fairgrounds and Stinson’s meat processing ad with $1.28 dressed weight for freezer beef

Lillian's S. 59 Hwy Ottawa

Gas Service seeks 17.29 million rate hike to boost stock appeal

Gas Service Co president William S. LaLonde III told the Kansas Corporation Commission that a 17.29 million dollar rate increase is needed to make the utility stock attractive to investors. He warned earnings may not cover the dividend without the rise, risking shareholder value and future capital. Public hearings follow across Wichita Topeka and Kansas City Kan.

Topeka, Kan Gas Service Co Kansas Corporation Commission Gas Service William S. Ladonde Iil Kansas City The LaLonde Commission KCC Wichita Topeka Kan Notheast Johnson County Pittsburg Parsons Arkansas City Newton

Transplant Twins From Kansas City In Critical Condition

Two Kansas City teenage sisters who received heart transplants at Stanford were listed in critical condition. Lisa Mountz, 13, had her new heart Friday and was taken off a respirator, while Wendy, 16, who received her heart July 29, was reconnected to a respirator. Doctors described Wendy’s condition as rocky but not alarming, noting the siblings Jennifer and Timothy show no heart disease signs.

Stanford Kansas City Stanford University Medical Center Lisa Mountz Bobbi Navickis Wendy Lisa

Wall Street slips amid rate uncertainty and mixed results

The Dow falls .85 to 941.69 in early trading as gains and losses even out on the NYSE. Some firms move on takeover chatter while others slide, with volumes around 16.2 million shares by noon. A hospital patient and a Kansas State scholarship recipient are also noted.

New York E.F. Huston Cities Service Pennzoil Amax Colorado NYSE American Stock Exchange

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