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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1979

Page

7

Ottawa Man Injured In Pick-up Accident Near Williamsburg

Terry Allen Falls, 20, of 622 S Walnut, treated and released from Olathe Community Hospital for a broken left arm after a one vehicle crash about 3.5 miles northwest of Williamsburg. Norman R. Scott, 20, of 10465 Elm, drove the 1972 Chevrolet pickup which rolled once into a ditch. Falls was a passenger. Scott was cited for speeding for conditions. Falls was transferred from Ransom Memorial Hospital by Franklin County Ambulance Service. Damage to the truck was listed as considerable.

Williamsburg Terry Allen Falls S. Walnut Olathe Community Hospital Here Falls Norman R. Scott Scott Olathe Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Ambulance Service Pomona James K. Beesley Donald W. Hough Block East Ninth Sarah E. Wheeler Lincoln Mabel C. Spears Wheeler Spears

Brett and Royals to renegotiate contract next month

Kansas City star reports All Star third baseman George Brett and the Royals will discuss renegotiating his contract in January after Brett hinted at a raise on air. He noted his 1979 numbers and a five year deal signed in 1976, with the option of waiting to renegotiate as his current contract nears completion.

Kansas City, Mo George Brett Kansas City Royals Kansas City Star Brett Club Royals

Misinterpretation Found At Home Abroad USDA

Secretary Bergland revises remarks for FAO in Rome to clarify past U S farm policy errors and to stress changes. He notes earlier surplus elimination and warnings against set-aside programs while acknowledging foreign concerns over dumping and global food needs.

Washington Bob Bergland Middle East Europe U.S Rome Food and Agriculture Organization Bergland Tom Sand United States FAO Sand

Hill House Lunch and Christmas Party Ads

Ad briefs promote Hill House lunches and a Christmas party at L and M Buffet with 2:30 p.m. start. Willis Garden Center offers 20 percent off bulbs and spring plants at 5th and Cherry. Avon Blair Vassarette lingerie catalog and coffee browsing highlighted. Jeanie's Cab Company offers free rides to a Planning Commission meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Town and Country Supply stays open until 9 p.m. through Christmas at 202 Walnut.

Willis Garden Center Cherry Elm Avon Blair Planning Commission Jeanie’s Cab Company Town & Country Supply Walnut

Death By Injection OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma inmates call the prison death method the ultimate high. Medical experts say lethal injection causes no sensation beyond drowsiness and a quick sleep as the law prescribes intravenous ultrashort-acting barbiturate and a chemical paralytic agent ending in coronary arrest. Eighty-two have died by electric chair since 1915. one man was hanged.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Penitentiary McAlester Penitentiary

The Ultimate High death penalty push spreads across states

Oklahoma Texas Idaho and New Mexico enacted drug injection death laws beginning in 1977. In 30 months juries ordered 27 condemnations in Oklahoma and 125 in Texas with one each in Idaho and New Mexico. Roger Dale Stafford sits on McAlester Death Row for a 1978 meat locker steakhouse killings during a robbery bid. Representative Bill Wiseman co sponsored the Oklahoma measure saying it would curb spectacle around the electric chair, though he worries about the avalanche of verdicts.

Oklahoma Texas Idaho New Mexico McAlester Roger Dale Stafford Oklahoma City Bill Wiseman Wiseman

ICC Approves Rock Island Take-over

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a temporary Southern Pacific operation over Rock Island tracks from Santa Rosa New Mexico to St. Louis. The five to two decision allows continued freight service on the Kansas City to Owensville Missouri route and the Bucklin to Dodge City spur. The order lasts until a potential $57 million purchase or Rock Island emergency resolution, with SP to run trains at no compensation using Rock Island crews. SP also gains 180 day rights from Memphis Tennessee to Fordyce Arkansas.

Owensville Kansas Bucklin Dodge City ICC Rock Island Southern Pacific St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co Missouri Pacific Railroad Kansas City St. Louis Kansas City Terminal

Multiple Obituaries and Community Notices From Ottawa Area

Deaths announce services for Mrs. Rose M. Burroughs and Charles Wesley Ingle with burial details and survivor lists. Rebekah Pock and Ruby Riley obituaries noted with church affiliations and cemetery plans. Ottawa area items include admissions, dismissals, arrests, thefts, vandalism, and local market quotes. Senior honors include jogging hours at Ottawa University facilities and Air Force duty assignment for William F. Coughenour.

William F. Coughenour W. S. Coughenour Wellsville Kirtland Air Force Base Albuquerque Coughenour Andersen Air Force Base Guam Military Airlift Command

Frances A Seymour obituary in Topeka

Mrs. Frances A Seymour of 4742 West 17th Terrace Topeka died Sunday December 2 1979 at St Francis Hospital Topeka She was sister in law to Mr Quincy Seymour Funeral services are pending and will be announced Tuesday

Rose M. Burroughs Ottawa RFD Dengel & Son Mortuary Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg Burroughs Baldwin Franklin County Baldwin United Brethren Church Walter K. Burroughs Lela Johnson Charles W. Ingle Overbrook Charles Wesley Ingle Topeka First United Methodist Church Overbrook Ingle Appanoose Church of the Brethren Ruth B. Fishburn Margaret Skaggs Helen Bloom Viola Remington Helen Fishburn Medicine Lodge Anna Barbee Broken Bow Neb Ada Vincent Mary Miller Alta Finley Orville Ingle Lawrence Rfd Rebekah Pock Waverly Rebekah Retta Ruby O. Riley Ruby Q. Riley S. Hickory Walnut Creek Wellsville Lamb Roberts Glenn Layton Jr Riley Clyde L. Riley John Gere Frances A. Seymour Seymour 17Th Terrace Quincy Seymour St. Francis Hospital Ruby Clyde L. Wiley Lamb-Roberts Walnut Creek Cemetery Kansas

No Instant Arthritis Says Chiropractor Message

A chiropractor argues there is no instant arthritis and urges early diagnosis and treatment rather than relying on miracle cures. He notes initial pains such as bursitis or creakiness can signal arthritis and stresses proactive care. The piece promotes public education from Matney Chiropractic Office in Ottawa Kansas.

Larry J. Matney D.C Matney Chiropractic South Main Ottawa Kansas

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USDA Ad Briefs the Hill House Mary Kay Facial Ottawa University Chapel the Daily Report United Methodist Church Olivet Wilbur A. Pock Tillamook Ore John L. “Shorty Mildred Rodgers Prairie Village Shawnee Highland Cemetery William R. Weber Miss Rodgers L. J. Baer Realty Connie Dunlap Walton Winnie Nichols Emma Martin N. Locust Ewita Robinson Olive Virgil Chambers W. 10Th Juanita Sullivan Cypress Harold Galloway Willow Earl Wier Ash Ruth Crow Grace Mount Wyon Barr N. Poplar Wadsworth VA Hospital Leavenworth Ronald Hartpence and Son N. Main Florence Dunn Quenemo Lelan Davis N. Mulberry Agnes Kruger Hamblin Freda Griffin S. Poplar Richard Vega King Carl Lepley Hickory Public Safety News Carole J. Bonjour Blakesley S. Main Blakesley's Laundromat Sheriff's News Danny L. Everson Louest The Highway Patrol Frank Edward Seimears Raymond &. Tegtmeyer Jr District Court News Glenna Marcantel Princeton Ottawa Co-Op Ottawa University Wilson Field House Mabee Center Memoriam Dangers Son Myrtuony Rodgers Willis and Fannie (McCurry) Rodgers Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Health News Chiropractic Matney
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