Ottawa Chamber Plans for 1979 Priorities and Activities
The Ottawa Chamber outlines 1979 priorities from mailed member surveys and a six month activity summary. Committees ranging from Industrial Development to Tourism met 27 times since July, with CRA sponsored events and regional tourism efforts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Abrams
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Industrial Development Board
Ottawa Retail Association
Transportation
Central Business Development Board
CRA
Kansas
University of Kansas Adult Life Resource Center
Ottawa
Kansas Retail Council
OSHA
Kassebaum Leads Money Derby in Major Kansas Races
Kansas campaign spending for Congress totaled 2.55 million with U S Senate front runner Nancy Landon Kassebaum spending 841,287 to edge Bill Roy by about 45 thousand. House races saw Jim Jeffries and others with varying expenditures and debt. Reports were filed with state and federal offices, detailing totals, loans, and cash on hand as of Nov 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Congress
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
U.S
U. S
House of Representatives
Jim Jeffries
Martha Keys
Jeffries
Keys
Robert Whittaker
Joe Shubitz
R-Kan
Don Allegrucci
Dan Glickman
James Litsey
Secretary of the Senate
Washington
Kassebaum
Roy
Litsey
Whittaker
Altegrucci
Stephan Fills Key Posts In Attorney General Office
Attorney General-Elect Robert T. Stephan announced major appointments taking over Jan. 8. Thomas E. Kelly will head the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. W. Robert Alderson Jr. becomes first deputy assistant attorney general. Thomas D. Haney will lead the criminal division with Leslie Rawlings heading consumer protection and Betty M. Johnson as administrative assistant. Neil Woerman named press aide and ombudsman. Kelly is a 28-year FBI veteran with service in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Thomas E. Kelly
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
W. Robert Alderson Jr
D. Haney
Leslie Rawlings
Wichita
Betty M. Johnson
Stephan
Neil Woerman
Kelly
FBI
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
William L. Albott
Curt Schneider
Albott
KBI
Col. Albott
Alderson
John R. Martin
Vern Miller
Livestock Market Slumps Across Regions Amid Mud and Weather
Kansas City reports midweek prices with steers down 50 to 75, heifers 25 to 75 lower while St Paul bucks trend with higher steer and heifer values. Cattle slaughter totals and hogs rise despite weather impacts. prices for cows bulls and weaners shift with regional variance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Paul
St. Joseph
Joliet
Peoria
Midwest
Indianapolis
Sioux City
Omaha
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Sioux Falls
St. St. Paul
East Coast
Wooled
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the Business
Chamber
Market Management
King Radio
Town & Country Supply
Floyd Coffman
Ben Park
Raymond Carey Plumbing
Lister Plumbing
Porter-Spears Ins
the Pizza Village
John Thornburg
Vi Reusch
A. E. Coffman Welding
Kansas State Bank
Robson-Towner Funeral Home
Sutton’s Jewelry
Jim Hepner
KOFO
Sheldon Truck and Tractor
Minnick Motors
Franklin Savings
Killough Construction
Stanley DeFries
Brown’s Hardware
McGrath Construction
Ottawa Truck
Jim Alexander Real Estate
Loyd Builders
Peoples National Bank
Bob White Motors
Buildex
Lesh
Bob
Rickmans
Bruce Underwood
Cross Reference
Underwood
Marilyn Zimmerman
The
University of Kansas
Dale Repp
Haven Steel
Archie McGeehee
Quality Assurance
McGeehee
City, Missouri
Ottawa Haven
McGeehees
Attorney-General Office
Thomas
Washington, D.C
Sedan
Emmett Kelly
Willie
Ernest Meadow
Kansas Town
Florida
the Clown and the Kids
Weary Willie
Noah
Baha'u'llah Wi
Owaiak Fave Cpeateee Nite
Ar Paneer
Lawrence
God Selection
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
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