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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1965

Page

7

School Board Discusses New School Equipment

District 290 discussed high school equipment purchases totaling 96115 with potential cuts, itemized by department and room. It also covered bids timing, capital outlay, lunch program costs, out-of-district admissions, recreation use of the gym, and PL 89 10 federal funding for mentally retarded and counseling services.

Don Black Suge Marvin P. Forker Forker Roy Woods Joe Terrill Terrill Woods Eugene Field Allan Unruh Garfield School Don Waymire Ottawa Recreation Commission

Brown backs Watts riot report amid calls for action

California Governor Edmund G. Brown accepts the 101-page MecCon e Commission study on the Watts riots and pledges to implement its recommendations. He will reconvene the panel in six months to review progress as critics call the report inadequate and warn of possible further violence without reforms in jobs, education, and policing.

MecCone Commission Brown Watts Los Angeles Calliefornia Riot Commission Commission

Plastex Plans 500000 Feet Of PVC Pipe Storage In Wooster

Plastex, a Sohio division, stores 500000 feet of rigid PVC piping and thousands of fittings in the old Warner buildings at 634 King as a temporary warehouse serving Kansas, western Missouri, and parts of Nebraska. James M. Daley said outdoor racks will hold 13000 pieces of pipe, with full wholesale distribution possibly by spring.

Rosie Lister Warner King Plastex Company Standard Oil of Ohio Sohio United States Kan Sas Missouri Nebraska James M. Daley Kansas City Plastex Columbus Ohio Pompano Beach Fla Orr S. Zimemerman Sohio Chemical Company Dick Zimmerman Jim Corcoran N. Cherry Corcoran Daley Kansas Cherryevale Montgomery County Common Carrier Columbia James Daley

Postal Dispute Shakes Williamsburg Mail Route Change

Williamsburg box holders protest a proposed transfer of mail service from Williamsburg to Pomona. Petition signed by all involved handed to postmaster D B Fogle. proposal sent to Kansas City and then Wichita regional director. Resident W G Ransom complains of daily nine to ten mile drives and notice burdens if addresses must shift again.

Williamsburg Williamseburg Pomona D. B. Fogle Fogle Kansas City Wichita W. G. Ransom Ransom Homewood

Weather County Forecast With Mild Midweek Warmup

County forecast calls for a fair sky and a warming trend through Wednesday. Tonight’s low mid to low 30s, Wednesday high near 60s. Monday high 48, today’s low 20, year-ago high 40, year-ago low 21, records 65 high in 1946 and 2 low in 1909. Hourly temps end at 8 am today with readings in the 20s to 40s and a barometer at 30.30.

Avery Sees No Tax Hikes In Next Legislative Term

Gov. William H. Avery said there will be no major tax increases from the next legislature and hinted opposition to raising the 4 percent limit on school district budget growth. He noted final decisions will come with 1966 budget recommendations after meetings with legislative leaders and pending a State Finance Council session.

Avery Topeka William H. Avery Kansas Glee Smith Smith Clyde Hill ReYates Center State Finance Council

Ottawa University opens KC basketball at Wilson Field House

Herald sports editor Terry Ostmeyer previews Ottawa University's Kansas Conference opener to be played tonight at Wilson Field House, detailing key matchups and team prospects for the season start.

Herald Terry Ostmeyer Kansas Ottawa University Wilson Field House

Charges Dropped Against B Cook in Felonious Assault Case

Felonious assault charges against Bobby Dale Cook age 23 a former Richmond farm hand were dropped. The case involved beating of John Webb a former patient at Anderson County Hospital while Webb worked for Scott Powelson. Powelson and Cook faced related civil action over damages for assault and battery with pretrial consultation set for January 7.

Garnett Bobby Dale Cook Richmond John Webb Scott Powelson Webb Powelson Cook Osawatomie State Hospital Anderson County Hospital David A. Brace Moline

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