Patricia Goulding funeral set for Wednesday in Ottawa
Funeral services for Patricia Elaine Goulding 28 of 1038 South Main are planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Damron Towner Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Rev. Harold Dungan to officiate. She died August 21 from a personal safety related gunshot wound. body found Monday in her car on a deserted road south of Pomona. She was born March 24, 1947 in Ottawa, daughter of A. W. and Fern Evelyn Rybolt, a graduate of Ottawa High School in 1965, and a member of First Christian Church. Survived by her parents, four children Allen Goulding and daughters Sidney, Jennifer Lynn, and Jean Louise Goulding, a brother Steven D. Rybolt, and two grandmothers Mrs. Roy Rybolt and Mrs. Millard R. Rodgers. MARRIAGE LICENSES listed and other local notices follow.
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Patricia Elaine Goulding
S. Main
Damron- Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Harold Dungan
Franklin County
Pomona
Ottawa
A. W
Fern Evelyn (Rodgers) Rybolt
Ottawa High School
First Christian Church
Allen Goulding
Sidney Goulding
Jennifer Lynn Goulding
Jean Louise Goulding
Steven D. Rybolt
Roy Rybolt
N. Cedar
Millard R. Rodgers
Walnut
Wall Street dips as rates spark renewed unease
The New York stock market fell in slow trading as rising rates spook investors. At noon the Dow Jones 30 fell 7.19 to 805.15, with losers leading gainers on the NYSE. Treasury bill yields rising underscored the rate outlook.
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Bennett appoints Shaver to Wheat Commission in Kansas
Gov. Bennett announces James H. Shaver of Goodland named to the Kansas Wheat Commission replacing Floyd Frisbie. Also named Roy E. Calvin of Wichita and reappointed Howard T. Blanchard of Garden City to the Registration and Examining Board for Architects. All appointments effective immediately.
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Garden
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Youths Held In Iola In Car Theft Case
Two Ottawa boys aged 15 and 13 are in Iola custody after a Friday theft of a dark green 1969 Oldsmobile from Ottawa. The suspects rammed a patrol car during a chase near Iola, causing $700 in damage, and will face Juvenile Court in Ottawa.
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Water District No. 5 begins Sept. 15 in Douglas County
Douglas County Rural Water District No. 5 starts construction September 15 with two water towers two pumping stations about 375 meters and 130 miles of plastic pipe. The project covers southwestern Douglas County south of the Wakarusa River and west of US 59 and reaches northwestern Franklin County. Beachner Construction Co. handles distribution work and ARM Manufacturing Co. supplies storage facilities. Evans Bierly Hutchison and Associates handles inspection. Contractors must complete tasks within 600 and 270 days respectively. Water patrons and landowners near pipes will be notified. Hook up costs rise from 500 to 750 dollars as of September 15. new patrons pay for pipe extensions beyond current plans.
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Local Classifieds: TV Ad, Insulation, Beautician and Rink Opening
Ad briefs advertise a 19 inch GE portable color TV at 930 Walnut with contact 242-1480, East Kansas Insulation Service offering free estimates by owner Ben Nitcher of Wellsville. Beautyland promotions list Helene Curtis permanents, Eloise Milton now at Beautyland with appointment line 242-4347, and Ottawa Roller Rink opening Friday Aug 29 from 7:30 to 10 pm.
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Wellsville
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Ford Favored in Harris Poll for GOP Nomination
A Harris poll conducted August 6 to 10 shows President Ford leading former Gov Ronald Reagan for the Republican presidential nomination. Among 683 Republicans and independents, Ford was 55 to 34 percent overall, 60 to 32 percent among Republicans, and 50 to 35 percent with independents.
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Cost Of Education Goes Up Amid Slower Enrollment
Washington AP reports 58.9 million students will return to school this fall the smallest in years while education costs rise over 10 percent to about 108 billion for 1974-75. Bell notes enrollment will dip 0.4 percent from 59.1 million as birth rates fall. colleges expect 975,000 bachelor’s degrees next spring. Government funding sources split 33.4 percent state 30.3 local 10.8 federal and 25.5 other.
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Discovery Program Enrolls at Ottawa Library
A fall pre school Discovery program for four and five year olds not in school has a few spots left at the Ottawa Library. Classes start mid September. Enrollment for the spring 1976 program is also open. The program is run by trained volunteer teachers and is free. For enrollment and questions contact the Ottawa Library at Fifth and Main or call 242-3080.
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Ottawa Library
Attacks on two women probe at Kansas State
Security police at Kansas State University continue investigations into two campus assaults, including a rape of a visitor Saturday and an attempted rape of a freshman Monday near Car dwell Hall. No arrests made. police boosted day and night patrols and planned a rape-prevention film and discussion.
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Bridge Winners At Elks Club In Anderson County
Mrs Ike McMann and Mrs Warren Casey won North and South honors while Lois Hazlett and Gene Price were second. East and West winners were Mr Sim Jones and Steve Bark with Pat McKenzie as runners up. No game is scheduled for next Monday night.
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Equal Rights Amendment era echoes suffrage debate
A Washington AP analysis recalls 1915 suffrage arguments as the ERA seeks ratification by 38 states by 1979. It notes 34 states on board, two rescissions, and discusses views on women voting, military service, and divorce trends, citing Alice Stone Blackwell and examples like Wyoming.
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Bayh Calls for GAO Probe Into SSI Overpayments
Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana urged a General Accounting Office investigation into Social Security overpayments cited by the Washington Star. The paper reported SSI overpayments exceeding 403.7 million dollars, and Bayh warned the full extent may not yet be known. Bayh sits on the Senate Appropriations subcommittee that oversees SSA funding and may seek the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Schneider Seeks Higher Gas Priority for Irrigation Pumps
Kansas Attorney General Curt Schneider will attend a Federal Power Commission hearing in Washington to argue for elevating natural gas use in irrigation pumps from third to first or second priority. Cities Service Gas Co. backs the change, citing 28,000 Kansas irrigation pumps and 60 percent of farms on irrigated land. The move aims to protect agriculture and western Kansas during gas curtailments.
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FPC
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Oklahoma
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Schneider
Cities Service
Oklahoma Attorney General's
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Franklin County to hire with Title VI funds
County commissioners announced receipt of 22675 Title VI funds to employ four county workers facing economic hardship. Funds start Sept 1. They seek 43979 Title I funds and will provide job descriptions to the Area Planning Coordinator while planning 12 new positions filled by the Kansas State Employment Office, the sheriff, public works director, and commissioners.
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Kansas State Employment Office
Public Works
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