Jungle A Bit Too Exclusive By George B Pyle
County Club Estates residents say weeds and pests from uncleared lots owned by Noel Douglas create a jungle. Neighbors blame city inaction as they report fleas rats and chiggers. city notes limited manpower and a legal process to enforce mowing with fines rare.
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George B. Pyle
County Club Estates
Northside
Noel Douglas
N. Spruce
Douglas
Kathleen Bell
Hemlock
Kathy Shannon
Krystyn Sullivan
Watkins
State Wary of Pepsi Promotion
Kansas Attorney General Robert T. Stephan filed a civil suit to determine if the states trading stamp act applies to Pepsi-Cola’s Pepsi Challenge Double Pay-off promotion. He seeks a court order to stop the promotion if the act is applicable, noting it bars promotions offering multi prize redemptions not handled by the distributor.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Pepsi
Stephan
Ottawa Chamber News: Flags, Voting, Streets, and New Business
Chamber notes flag purchases at local stores and a Kansas flag from the Secretary of State in Topeka. Voter reregistration advised before 1982 elections. US 59 bridge project updates with fall 1982 detour. Welcome to Bob White Target factory owner John Kearns of Kansas City Kansas. Summer street work improves Hawthorne School, Ottawa University, and Eugene Field School areas. Ken's Meat Market joins the community.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
United States
Kansas
U.S
Woolworth’s
Budge’s Hardware
Didde Office Supply
Wal-mart’s
Secretary of State
Capital Building
Topeka
Chamber
Bob White
John Kearns
Kansas City
Kan
Kearns
Hawthorne School
Ottawa University
Eugene Field School
Ken
Library Line Answers Readers Questions at Community Center
The library offers help via phone, mail, or visits to its Community Information Center at sth & Main. This week’s Q and A cover book drops, Have Gun Will Travel lead actor Richard Boone, local wallpaper hangers, best time to transplant jonquils, Lane Kansas mayor Homer White, United Nations address, and a past Labor Day threshing demonstration.
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Sth & Main
Paladin
Richard Boone
CBS
New York Times
Ernest Miller
Melvin DeNoon
Sunset Books
Lane
Kansas
Homer White
United Nations
New York
U.N
Agriculture Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame
Bonner Springs
Open Sunday at Woolworths and varied local notices
Briefs list Woolworth's Sunday hours 1 to 5 pm and multiple local ads. Includes RAIN: Legal Tender Lounge in Pomona with no cover, hairdresser availability on Mondays, Mid America cheese sale through 9-5-81, 8 items or yogurt 3 for $1, Young Place Ottawa 20% off school clothes, Ottawa Bowl reopening and league dates, Be's Wax sale 20% off candles, Taco night at The Coach Club, Municipal Auditorium 1961-82 season info, Coach Club shirt night, and Sunday brunch at Country Club Members with prices and new management.
Setting the Facts Straight About Dental Health
Public service from Dr. Robert L. Bell in Ottawa warns that neglect causes most tooth loss and pain signals urgency for care. Fillings prevent damage, milk aids bones but does not stop decay. timely dental care is essential.
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Robert L. Bell
D.D.S
South Main Street
Ottawa
Local Informant Balks At Lie Detector Test
An ex convict who claimed a plot to kill Fort Scott city officials refused a KBI polygraph. City Manager Don Munsell said the test was declined due to identity exposure and prior tests. Investigators meet Monday to decide whether to pursue the inquiry. Targets named include city leaders, judges, bank presidents, and Tribune editors.
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Fort Scott, Kan
Fort Scott
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Don Munsell
Louis Cotton
Kansas City
Kan
Munsell
Cotton
Kansas
Charles Briggs
Briggs
Fort Scott Tribune
John Baker
R.c.tot* Cogan
Robin Reeves
Carolyn Sinn
Ava Weber
Chuck Elliott
Charles M. Warren
Sam Mason
Ray Roberts
Citizens National
Steve Buerge
Security State
Tom Mayhew
Western Insurance Companies
Tribune
Tom Kien
Frank and
Sara Marble Emery
Forgery reported at Calhouns in Kansas City
The Daily Report notes an unknown person forged and passed a stolen check at Calhoun's, 234.5 Main, with $200 loss. The original check had been stolen from Darla L. Lewis of Lawrence. The item appears amid a broader market report from Kansas City, detailing midweek cattle and hog price movements, regional slaughter figures, and grain-like market conditions.
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Calhoun's
Darla L. Lewis
Lawrence
Wall Street gains modestly as Dow rises on quiet trading
The stock market paused its slide with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 3.14 to 892.22, wrapping a week of losses at 26.35 points. NYSE volume totalled 38.02 million shares, down from 43.90 million. Velma Davis returns home from Wellsville Manor. Mary Ellen Berger, injured in a car-truck crash near Florence, expected to require 4 to 6 months hospital care at St Joseph Medical Center in Wichita, per family.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Mary Ellen Berger
Poplar
Florence
St. Joseph Medical Center
Wichita
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Herald
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Public Works Department
Kanza Park
Greg Torrance
Kari Brownell
Phots Ay
Dave Kaup
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Legal Tender Lounge
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Mid America
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Young Place
Ottawa Bowl
N. Main
Ralph and Marie
Be's Wax and Gift Nook
Coach Club
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Country Club
the Daily Report
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Aleady
Peoria
Sioux Falls
St. Joseph
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Illinois
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EMD
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Midwastern
Shore
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Velma Davis
N. Mulberry
Wellsville Manor
Ottawa Kansas
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