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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1975

Page

8

Gift Fads 75 Vintage Boost Ottawan Christmas Shopping

Ottawans shop local to support merchants as toy lines from Mattel and others drive early season sales. Six Million Dollar Man dolls sold fast with preorders, while Knevil and G I Joe shift in popularity. Weebles and tree-dwelling families attract preschool buyers. heavy toys and small appliances sell well. decorations dip.

DE McGlashon Main Street Yale Steve Austin Mattel Santa Col. Austin Alco Gibson's G.I. Joe Evel Knevil Knevil Austin Weebles Mary Alice Hitz JC Penney Gibson Wayne Baylor

Ottawa University loses longtime administrator Jack Patty

Jack E. Patty vice president for university advancement resigns to join Wingert Oil in Jan 1955. Patty served OU 12 years after returning as assistant English professor in 1964 and later leading development and university relations. He will lead major gifts work with Wingert while remaining connected to OU through the Leadership Gifts Committee. Patty and his wife Gwen reside at 522 Elm with three children.

Jack E. ‘Patty Ottawa University Peter H. Armacost Patty University George Wingert Wingert On ‘Company Wingert Oil Wingert Armacost Jack Patty Jack Ottawa Venture Fund Ottawa Gwen Elm

Tax Cut Showdown Looms in Congress Over Ford Veto

Congress lines up a two thirds vote to override President Ford as Democrats and a surprising bloc of Republicans push a tax cut bill. The Senate Finance Committee backs a six month extension, aiming to dodge a veto fight before year end.

Washington Ford Congress House Senate Senate Finance Committee Finance Committee

Man Held In Stewart Death

A 32 year old Ottawa man Clarence James McGuire was charged with first degree murder in the drowning death of Jos Stewart whose nude body was found Dec 3 in the Marain des Cygnes River. He was held overnight in the Franklin County Jail pending formal charges. Stewart, 24, disappeared Oct 23 and also worked at the Franklin County Rehabilitation Program. Her body was located east of Ottawa near the river and clothing found nearby. An autopsy found no signs of foul play and ruled the death undetermined drowning. Police re interviewed friends as McGuire’s arrest followed lab test results. He appeared in court as the charge was read. maximum penalty is death or life imprisonment. He was declared indigent and a public defender appointed. The hearing was adjourned until this afternoon. McGuire, from Buffalo, has lived in Ottawa since March 1973.

Ottawa Jos . Stewart Marain Des Cygnes Clarence James McGuire S. Cedar Franklin County McGuire Miss Stewart I-35 Seventh Street Oak Street James G. Bridgens Kansas City Ottawa Police Department Franklin County Sheriff's Department Kansas Bureau of Investigation KBI Labs H. Michael Nichols Nichols Robert W. Green Thomas H. Sachse Sachse Nichole Buffalo

Kindergarteners Visit Christmas Tree Farm For Fun And Sheep

Fifty Lincoln School kindergartners visited a southeast Ottawa Christmas Tree Farm with owner Jim Wiley. They explored holes, rode a tree baler, met dogs Vista and Muffet, chose a Scotch pine, and enjoyed petting newborn lambs before bidding farewell with thanks and promises to return.

Joanistas Lincoln School Ottawa Jim Wiley Wiley

United Fund in Franklin County Trails Goal by $4,000

United Fund has raised about $34,000 of the $38,225 goal for 1975 in Franklin County. Dorothy Anderson, secretary, notes most packets turned in and lists divisions totals: Advance 13562, fair share 11012, small businesses 2211, residential 5612, rotal 1008, with final push urged via Ottawa Box 233.

Franklin County

Pomona Reservoir hearing set for Lyndon High School

A public hearing tonight on Army Corps of Engineers rules for Pomona Reservoir near Lyndon Kansas. The Pomona Lakeshore Management Plan divides the lakeshore into private public restricted and ecological zones. Plan manager Rick Bagby says private development may be emphasized at the session at Lyndon High School at 7 30 pm.

Lyndon, Kan Army Corps of Engineers Pomona Reservoir Rick Bagby Bagby Lyndon High School

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Daryl Lettay Ron Reusch Toyard Game Budge’s Hardware Santa Claus Jack Party Clarence McGuire Center Courts Tony DeLaTorre KBI Sim’ Malson Rex Rowlings Stewart United Fund Lake Pomona Lakeshore
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