March On Nation's Capital Could Set Attendance Record
Organizers predict the Saturday march in Washington could surpass the 1963 March on Washington turnout. Walter Fauntroy says up to 60,000 union members may join, with 4,000 buses hired and participants traveling from Utah to Minnesota. Over 715 organizations back the march though some Jewish groups oppose it citing Israel issues. The Gay Rights National Lobby protests the omission of homosexual or pro abortion speakers.
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Washington
Walter Fauntroy
March For Jobs, Peace and Freedom
Fauntroy
District of Columbia
Congress
Afl-Cio
Martin Luther King Jr
Howard D. Samual
Samuel
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Gay Rights National Lobby
Jerry Weller
Cashier Guilty Of Stealing $300,000 In Water Dept Case
A 36 year old woman, Marquita E. Brown, was convicted in Jackson County Circuit Court of stealing more than $150 in a scheme that drained about $300,000 from the Kansas City Water Department. Sentence set for Oct. 14. prosecutor seeks maximum seven years.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Water Department
Marquita E. Brown
Jackson County
H. Michael Coburn
Bill Gnefkow
Brown
Gnefkow
Water Department
Ottawa City 1984 Budget Ordinance and Probate Notices
The August 25 1983 issue lists Ordinance No 2748 83 authorizing 1984 budget appropriations funds and payments by checks and warrants in Ottawa Kansas. Also probate notices for Walter F Anderson estate announce hearings with executors Stanley D Anderson and Karl F Anderson and listed addresses and filing dates. A Sheriff sale notice by Franklin County Kansas details sale of lots 11 33 and 15 block 103 Ottawa in satisfaction of a court order against Billy Curtis Gordon and Sandra L Gordon with sale date September 1993.
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Ohawa
Charlene C. Lister
Goard
Franklin County
Walter F. Anderson
Bill Curtis Gordon
Sandra L. Gordon
Otawa
Billy Curtis Gordon
Fush Balance General Fund
Municipal
NTT F.S
Alganal & Roc
Highland Cemetery
Walsh
Hope Cemetery
Keep Your Eye On The Classifieds Classified ad rates and fees
The notice outlines per word insertion charges for want ads and cards of thanks. It specifies per word rates, minimums, and multiple insertion options with cash and card payment details. The ad emphasizes tracking costs per word and per insertion for classified listings.
Ottawa Kansas ordinance updates zoning and PUD plans
Ordinance No 2747 63 adopts redistricting within Ottawa Kansas amending the official zoning map for a Commercial Planned Unit Development. It increases major tenant building size from 5 000 to 45 574 square feet and 54 100 square feet in the PUD district, with site plans on record, and repeals prior map portions. Passed August 17 1983.
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Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Jawa
County Register of Deed
City of
Franklin County
Clark
Charleng C. Lister
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American Jewish Congress
Coretta Scott King
Israel
PLO
Orlin W. Smith
Stanley D. Anderson
Federal Way
Karl F. Anderson
Gadsden
Lancaster
California
Cottman, Jones & Gittiland Tiffany
Lyndon
Otaaaay Attorneys
Patitioner
Karteas Franklin Savings Association
Rex A. Bowling
Shaeritt
Kanaae
Pesta Kansas State Bank
the Family Circus
Bil Keane
Wile On
Ant Hae
Speanuts
Ottawa High School
Wichita State University
Rachel Brockman
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ruby Lee
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Jacob L. Markley
Call
Pomona
East 7Th
East Wilson
Fesda
South Cherry
South Locust
South Mulberry
S&s
South Cedareeere
North Mulberry
North Sycamore
South
Hickory
Richmond
South Sycamore
East 9Th
Olathe Kansas
South Elm
Orchard Heights
Orchard Drive
South Conoco
Kirby Vacuum
Kirby
East 4Th
Olathe
Eea
First Street
Wellsville
Wilson
Oak Haven
AVON
America
Ottawa Country Club
Merse
Portamedic
D.C
Kathy
Bob White
Chrysler Plymouth
South Hickory
East Dundee
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Area
Hawthorne
General Services
Doug Bethell
Terri Dixon
Phil Moore
Arnold
North King
Dick and
Mavis Kennedy
John E. Taylor
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Ana
Hicci
Otto
Beetle Bailey
Gretchen
Amar
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