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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1971

Page

4

Richmond Library Sets New Afternoon Hours

New library hours are 3 to 5 p m on weekdays and 1 to 4 p m Saturdays. Other items note a dance event at Wellsville VFW on Saturday night and a KU rush period with Carol Winter Anderson pledging Kappa Alpha Theta. Barbara Didde transfers to Rehabilitation Institute in Kansas City.

Richmond Carol Winter Anderson Rockwood Drive University of Kansas Miss Anderson Kappa Alpha Theta

Kansas State pledges Chi Omega co ed JoAnne Smith

The Daily Report notes JoAnne Smith among 293 Kansas State University co-eds pledging sororities, naming her as daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Smith of 1235 W 7th and pledging Chi Omega. Also items on local ads, notices, and obituaries.

Joanne Smith Kansas State University Miss Smith J. W. Smith Chi Omega

Princeton Bound Judy Hancock Gains Transfer Admission

Judy Hancock, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J A Fisher Ottawa RFD 2, has accepted transfer admission to Princeton University in New Jersey. A Wellsville High School graduate, she attended the University of Kansas for two years.

Judy Hancock J. A. Fisher Ottawa RFD 2 Princeton University Princeton, N Wellsville High School Hancock University of Kansas Rock Springs Ranch Kansas Robin Mohr Cindy Bivins Jean Anne Willhite Connie Mohr Kelly Gillette Carol Bivins

Pomona Sets Regulations on Sanitation Facility Access

Pomona mayor Nels Kristenson announces new rules for the town sanitation facility effective September 1. The site will operate each Tuesday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to p.m. A nontransferable free permit will allow Pomona residents entry. non residents pay 50 cents per car 1 per pickup and 2 for larger trucks. The ordinance was passed by the mayor and Pomona council on August 13.

Pomona Nels Kristenson

Franklin County ASCS to answer questions on inflation order

Franklin County ASCS Office will serve as information center on President Nixon’s August 15 order covering prices rents wages and salaries. James O. Pugh leads a five person staff at 209 W. 2nd, Box 290, phone 242-3260. ASCS will provide official information only and direct complex queries to IRS district offices.

Franklin County Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS M. Milliken United States Nixon Milliken W. 2Nd James O. Pugh Internal Revenue Service IRS

Wallace seeks Alabama ban on long distance pupil busing

Gov. George C. Wallace urges the Alabama Legislature to prohibit long distance pupil busing if parents object. A bill to implement the plan was ready for introduction. He cites the Supreme Court ruling on racial balance and says boards must transfer pupils to their chosen school when long distance busing risks health or impinges education. Wallace spoke after an early conference with Limestone County School Board over reopening a predominantly black school.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Alabama Wallace House Supreme Court

Police Seek Two Men After Downtown Scuffle

Police are searching for two males who scuffled Wednesday morning in front of Litwin's Department Store at 226 5 Main, causing 82-year-old Jessie Manville of West Springfield Mass to fall. She was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital for a forearm laceration and shoulder pain while visiting her daughter Mrs Kenneth F Liegerot at 1224 8 Hickory.

Jessie Manville West Springfield Mass Ransom Memorial Hospital Litwin's

County Forecast Sunny Skies and Mild Temperature Trend

Sunny with little temperature change Friday with highs in the mid sixties to low seventies. Tonight mostly clear with lows in the mid to upper forties. Light winds today becoming southeast 4 to 12 mph tonight. Precipitation chances 5 percent tonight and 0 percent Friday. Record high 106 in 1934 and record low 42 in 1930. Precip for past 24 hours 0.07 inch. Hourly temps ending at 8 a.m. today.

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