Kansas county notes mix hospital and court items
The Daily Report lists hospital admissions and discharges including Grace Robinson and several others. It reports births for Jimmie Knapp and Wade Mace, together with marriage licenses for Evans Roecker and Warner Willmott Stipp McGill, plus several speeding fines and a county accident and traffic citations in Franklin County.
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Grace Robinson
Maple
Dinah Tipton
N. Locust
Walter Grey
Ottawa Rfd
Elmo Shepherd
S. Oak
Alfred Smith
Williamsburg
Kathy Heckman
S. Sycamore
Dennis Daly
Excelsior Springs
Larry Modlin
Emma Malburg
Walnut
Larry B. Mages
Ottawa
N. Sycamore
Wade Mace
N. Poplar
William Howard Evans
Pomona
Marcia JoAnne Roecker
Katherine Warner
Walter Leroy Willmott
Kincaid
Paul Edward Stipp
Patsy Carolyn McGill
Emporia
E-State Degrees Awarded at Emporia Summer Commencement
More than 422 degrees were awarded at Emporia State College during the 1975 Summer Commencement. Ottawa recipients included Kathy Cornwell and several Master of Science degrees, plus a Bachelor of Science in Business. Surrounding-area graduates listed include Marlin Johanning of Baldwin City with a Master of Science and others from Garnett, Pomona, Vassar, Williamsburg, and Wellsville earning education, general studies, business, and advanced science degrees.
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Emporia
Emporia State College
Ottawa
Kathy Cornwell
George Mark Andrews
Kenneth Brecht
Norma Gere Caleb
Dorothy Bruce Chaney
Dorothy Rae Mohr
Lily Ruth Willhite
Robert Dolequeist
Randy Wayne Brownrigg
Marlin Eugene Johanning
Baldwin City
Robert Sankey
Garnett
Alberta Elizabeth Briles Gentry
Pomona
Peggy Linn Wigger Hillman
Vassar
John Patrick Collins
Williamsburg
Nina Fredricks
Linda Kimbrell Bertrand
Wellsville
Dolores Jeannine Justus
Splashdown planned to aid Cancer Society
A Splashdown for Cancer will close Ottawa's 1975 swimming season at the municipal pool on Aug. 23 from 10 a.m. to noon. Swimmers collect pledges per lap from sponsors to fund national cancer research and local education and early detection programs. Sponsored by the Optimist Club and the American Cancer Society, with blanks at local stores and theaters for registration.
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Ottawa
Clarence Koch
Optimist Club
American Cancer Society
Briscoe’s
Plaza
Hillcrest Drive-In
Budge’s Hardware
Icel
Ad Briefs and Local Notices Snapshot
Ramsays carries Bobby Brooks fall line and final summer clearance at The Clothes Hanger Pomona City Council schedules next meeting for Sept 2 at 7 p.m. Roost hosts Country Blue Jays shows and Go-go on Wednesdays. Metzger Salvage at 109 N Main advertises dog food. The Silvertones with Dave Burt and James perform at Tilton's Inn Aug 14 and again Saturday night.
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Silvertones
Dave
Burt
James
Tilton’s Inn
Thur
FBI KKK Operation Outlined In Documents
Washington AP The FBI ran a decade long covert operation against white hate groups including the Ku Klux Klan by mailing anonymous postcards and cartoons and by creating fake groups to counter them. The 125 pages of FBI files detail Cointerpro plans with memos dating to 1961 and note activity in Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas North Carolina Florida and Virginia. The program ended in April 1971.
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Washington
FBI
National States Rights Party
Cointerpro
Socialist Workers Party
J. Edgar Hoover
antiiKlan
South
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
North Carolina
Florida
Virginia
Hoover
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati FBI
National Committee For
National Intelligence Committee
NIC
Pakistan Recognizes Bangladesh as New Government Sets Quiet Tone
Government in Pakistan moves to establish friendly ties with Bangladesh's military backed administration after a coup that killed President Mujibur Rahman. Ahmed installed as president vows to end corruption and concentrate powers, while Radio Bangladesh reports curfews and essential services to stay operational. In Washington, Ehrlichman seeks appeal citing Nixon’s absence at trial due to illness.
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India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Islamabad
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Islamic Republic of Bangladesh
Radio
Mujibur Rahman
Khondakar Mushtaque Ahmed
Mujibur
Radio Bangladesh
Ahmed
Shiek Mujib
Bangla
Desh
Said Ahmed
Shiek
Calcutta
Bhutto
Lahore
East Pakistan
Bangladesh Foreign Ministry
Indira Gandhi
Sheik Mujibur
Mukti Bahini
Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
California
Ehrlichman
Memorial Record Jones Funeral Service for Eomon Thomas Jones
Funeral services for Eomon Thomas Jones will be held at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Monday morning August 18 1975 at 11:00 with Rev. James W Aac Crossen officiating Interment will follow at Highland Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home until services Also listed are services for Cora Elizabeth Blunt to be held Monday afternoon at 2:00 at the Funeral Home with Rev James W Mc
Overpayments In First Months Of SSI Program
The Washington Star reports the new Social Security Supplemental Security Income program overpaid clients by 403.8 million dollars in its first 18 months. After adjustments for under and recovered overpayments, officials say the net overpayments reach about 285.1 million as the program paid almost 8 billion, with potential total errors near 1 billion including underpayments of about 35 million.
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Washington
The
Washington Star
Star
Robert P. Bynum
Social Security
Bynum
the Star
Social Security Administration
Bureau of Data Processing
South New Demo Prex elects treasurer at meeting
At the Friday meeting in the Anchor Savings Building Dr James C South was elected treasurer of the Franklin County Democratic Committee replacing Gene Mavity who moved to Nebraska Pat Casey announced a basket dinner on Sept 14 in Forest Park with details to follow The annual barbecue will be replaced by a three county dinner on Oct 25 chaired by Jerry Cole with Dana Lickteig coordinating in Richmond
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Anchor Savings Building
James C. South
Franklin County Democratic Committee
Gene Mavity
Nebraska
Pat Casey
Forest Park
Jerry Cole
Dana Lickteig
Richmond
Ottawa High yearbook and newspaper sales and personnel moves
Ottawa High journalism adviser Jean Gant reports The Recorder yearbook will sell for 8.50 at registration. The Record newspaper will be sold per issue. Perry L. Perkins of Wellsville will lead Piper USD senior high as principal in western Wyandotte County. David Moore, 62, of Melvern, injured in a one vehicle crash, listed in satisfactory condition at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City Missouri.
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Ottawa High
Jean Gant
The
Recorder
the Record
Perry L. Perkins
Robert Perkins
Wellsville
Piper Unified
Wyandotte County
Joyce Perkins
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Laura
Kim
Kansas City
Kaw
David Moore
Melvern
St. Luke's Hospital
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Steve Dryden
Daniel Lochner
S. Olive
David Beets
Willow
Betty Lindsey
Canterbury Court
Kristine Kloster
Elizabeth Smith
Stephen Elliott
Richard Spring
Tremont
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Russell Rockers
Here
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Constance Boggs
E. Wilson
Cancer Society
Ad Briefs
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Ramsays
Country Blue Jays
Lake Pomona
VFW
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Rex Bowling
Herald
KKK
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
Kansas
Pheresr Eatate Mobile Home Park
Burrough
David Keim
Robert Keim
U. S. Air Force Medical Services
Sheppard Air Force Base
San Antonio
Community Foursquare Church
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