Farm Leader Maps Reagan Aid With AAM Optimism
Marvin Meek of Plainview Texas says aides to President-elect Reagan asked the American Agriculture Movement to outline farmer and rancher problems. He notes two candidates for agriculture secretary, John Block and Dick Bell, and urges continued farm protests only if Carter policies stay. Meek cites low farm income, predicts potential grain embargo lift, and recalls past AAM actions in Washington and Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Texas
American Agriculture Movement
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Marvin Meek
Plainview
AAM
Meek
John Block
Mlind
Dick Bell
Riceland Foods
Arkansas
Block
Bell
Secretary of Agriculture
Soviet Union
America
Bob Bergland
Carter
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ford
Nixon
Library Line answers for local inquiries and references
Community information service lists contact options for help at the Sun and Main library. It answers questions on US currency, ACLU contacts in Kansas, Thanksgiving dates, Parker Brothers address, slang origins, birth certificate copies in Colorado, and historic mental hospital inquiries. It notes UPS toll free number in Ottawa phone book.
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Sun & Main
Kansas
ACLU
Johnson and
Wyandotte
Manhattan
Parker Brothers
Toy and Game Company
Thomas Register of American Manufacturers
Parker Bros
Dunham Road
Beverly
Massachusetts
Partridge
Colorado
Dept. of Health
East 11Th Ave
Denver
U.S. Public Health Service
Franklin County
Osawatomie State Hospital
United Parcel Service
Ottawa
Hill Harold D Jim Hill obituary graveside service
Harold D Jim Hill 81 of Princeton died Friday at Crestview Nursing Home. Graveside services Monday at Princeton Cemetery after gathering at Dengel and Son Mortuary at 10 30 a.m. He was born January 20 1899 in Princeton and lived in Franklin County and Ottawa. He worked 52 years at Bennett Creamery retired 1970 and served in World War I. Survived by wife Irma M Reed son John H Hill sister Beulah M Durbin and others. Family visitation Sunday 7 to 8 p.m. at Dengel and Son Mortuary. He will be in state noon Saturday until service time.
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Harold D
Jim” Hill
Crestview Nursing Home
Princeton
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Hill
Franklin County
Ottawa
Bennett Creamery
First United Methodist Church of
Irma M. Reed
Iola
John H. Hill
Wichita
James L. Hill
Tucson
Ariz
Orpha Berlin
Topeka
Beulah M. Durbin
Main
Dengel and Son
Christmas season events and sales round up Quenemo and area
Weekend events include a Quenemo Penny Supper at the Annex with 5:30 p.m. start, and a VFW weekend retreat with Friday and Saturday hours and a Sunday 2 p.m. opening, plus a Saturday night dance by the Country Gentlemen. Gift certificates and Christmas perm specials are offered at Betty Ellen's Touch and Glow. Sacred Heart Church hosts multiple pancake and sausage suppers December 6 7 with children and adult prices, at the school cafeteria. Ottawa Municipal Auditorium hosts Hank Williams tribute with two shows and a price range around 4.50 to 5.50. Wintergreen Trees opens December 6 with trees, wreaths, and hot drinks, near Hiway 58 south to airport road. Several sales and specials appear including 20 percent off at Juness and Metzger's Salvage offering unlabeled dog food prices. Gift certificates from Fashion Alternative complete the Christmas shopping options.
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Hiway
Red Christmas House
Hill Harold D. Jim Hill obituary Ottawa Kansas
Harold D. Jim Hill of 814 West 5th Ottawa died Friday December 1980 at Crestview Nurse Home. Graveside services at Princeton Cemetery with Rev. Jerr Marsden officiating after a Monday funeral procession from Dengel Son Mortuary. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 8 PM in state all day Saturday. Ralph W. Cochrane funeral at Dengel Son Mortuary Monday 2 PM, Rev. Ken Robinson officiating, interment Richmond Cemetery. Continuous viewing from noon Saturday.
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Hill
Harold D
Jim” Hill
West 5Th
Ottawa
Crestview
Dengel & Son
Princeton
Jerr Marsden
Jaycees Raise 1077 From Walk For Mankind Ottawa
Ottawa Jaycees report 1077 from last spring’s Walk for Mankind. Over 200 walkers covered 30 km from Ottawa to Camp Chippewa and back, with 20 percent going to the Boys and Girls Clubs Sacred Heart church Meals on Wheels and Christian Ambassadors. Project Concern received 6 cents of the total for health programs in several countries. Funds also support a holiday party for underprivileged children. Christmas trees will be sold on courthouse lawn 8 am to 5 pm Saturday and 1 to 5 pm Sunday.
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Boys Club
Girls Club
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Meals On Wheels
Christian Ambassadors Youth Club
The
Jaycees
Ottawa
Camp Chippewa
Project Concern
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Indonesia
Gambia
Bolivia
Farmers Smug On Energy at Farmland Meeting
Farmland Industries reports record petroleum sales surpassing one billion dollars for the year ending August 31, drawing critique from Ohio State energy expert Richard Anderson. He accuses the 15 state cooperative of smugness and resisting conservation, saying farmers rely on energy to avoid hunger.
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Kansas City, Mo
Richard Anderson
Anderson
Ohio State University
America
Farmland
Kansas City
Ottawa Chamber News Highlights Local Christmas Cheer and Volunteering
The Ottawa Chamber and members wish Franklin County a merry Christmas and thank donors to decorations funds. A Traveling Art Show opens December 7 at 3 PM in Bennett Building. Community changes include repairs at A F P, Quin's Furniture facade, and MOPAC pothole work. Major items: United Way drive with 16 agencies and Red Cross blood drive December 9 at Elliott Hall, First Baptist, 11:30 AM–5:15 PM. Alice Hamilton handles appointments. volunteers needed for kitchen and babysitting. quota 125 pints. Blood donation saves lives.
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Ottawa
Commerce
Chamber
Franklin County
Elizabeth Layton
Bennett Building
Third and Main
A & FP
Quin
Firestone
Missouri Pacific
First Street
MOPAC
Fellows
Kansas State Bank
Ottawa Lumber Company
Franklin Savings
United Way
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Alice Hamilton
The
Public Safety monthly report details November activity
The Department of Public Safety released its November report noting 676 calls with 578 cleared. Crimes include two burglaries, 13 assaults, 41 thefts, seven narcotics cases, six DWIs, two arsons, 70 vandalisms, and seven runaways. three structure fires and nine miscellaneous fire calls. estimated fire loss 1,150 dollars. Accidents totaled 52 with property damages over 300, under 300, and six injuries. 26,970 dollars estimated accident damages. Animal control answered 76 calls with 2 animals impounded. The 17-piece Ottawa University Jazz Ensemble performed at 8 p.m. in the OU Chapel, admission free. Reserves volunteered 232 hours. officers drove 14,492 patrol miles.
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Department of Public Safety
Binns and Ferguson Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for Willard Russell Binns are set for Saturday at 10 30 AM at Williamsburg United Methodist Church with Rev Daryll McNabb and Rev Ron Copeland presiding. Interment follows at Manitope Cemetery in Williamsburg. Mor ris Kelley Ferguson will have services Saturday at 2 30 PM at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Rev Clyde W Greisen officiating. Nightie Cemetery Ottawa is the planned burial. Friends may call at the funeral home until the service time.
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Binns
Willard Russell Binns
Williamsburg United Methodist Churc
Daryll McNabb
Ron Copeland
Manitope
Williamsburg
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Monticello
John Trumbull
American Civil Liberties Union
the Daily Report
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Ralph R. Shaffer
Michael J. Daniels
S. Elm
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Jesse Spielman
S. Poplar
District Court News
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Miami County
Power & Light Company
Charles D. Vincent
Franklin County Commission
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Charles A
Thelma Shaw
FCC
RMH
Catherine A. Dorsey
George W
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Gaile
Dorothy N. Nitcher
Reeves- Wiedeman Company
Raymond Carey Piping Inc
Ad Briefs
Quenemo
Quenemo Annex
Betty Ellen
Sacred Heart Church
Municipal Auditorium
Hank Williams
Metzger
South Hickory
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Hickory
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Agen
Otasco
Larry Powell
Public Safety Department
Ottawa University
Duke Ellington
Chuck Mangione
Lamb-Roberts
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