Bennett outlines state budget process and appointments
Gov. Robert F. Bennett described ongoing budget reviews with agency heads and the plan to finalize totals and increases before presenting to the 1976 session. He said no timetable was set with legislative leaders and ruled out a KCC vacancy. He noted Roy Freeland’s illness leave and favoring taped minutes over an official court reporter to save money.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Ncaa
Pei
Board of Regents
Department of Education
Board of Agriculture
Bennett
Legislativ
Freeland
Committee On Criminal Administration
Osage City and Osawatomie Win Housing Loans
Osage County Housing Development Corporation in Osage City will get a 72000 loan to expand its rental project, building a fourplex with a storm shelter and two bedrooms per unit. Osawatomie Housing Authority receives 292790 to construct 20 rental units, eight two bedroom and twelve one bedroom, for low and moderate income families, repayable over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage County Housing Development Corporation
Osage City
That Corporation
Osawatomie Housing Authority
Christmas week ads fill Ottawa shop pages
Local ads list sale items and events from Turner's Tele Shop to Metzger Salvage. Highlights include holiday discounts at The Clothes Hanger and Turner Tole Shop, Christmas trees and wreaths at Willis Garden Center, and community notices for fertilizer meeting, Eagles dance, and Ottowa Optimist Club turkey dinner.
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Willis Garden Center
Double services for Cox mother and son in Garnett
The Daily Report lists funeral services for Mamie B. Cox and Jesse Loyal Cox, both deceased on December 6, held in Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett with burial at Garnett City Cemetery. Officiants were four ministers and local musicians provided music along with a large pallbearer group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Cox
Jesse Cox
Mamie B. Cox
Jesse Loyal Cox
Tuesaday
Farris- Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Garnett
Garnett City
Robert Box
Richard Kelderhouse
William Sauders
Robert Miller
C. D. Meisenheimer
Don McAfee
Carl Weiss
Bud Fraker
Kenneth Aldrich
Ray Arnette
Lee McGinnis
Roy Ballard
Leonard Doering
Donald Doering
Paul Bennett
Archie McCoy
Mike Wawrzewski
Keith Ward
Calvin Collins
Jeanne B. Collins
Damron-Towner
Woodlawn
Pomona
Herbert Hill
Melvin Clevenger
Richard Byran
Harold Bryan
Robert Bryan
Lawrence Bryan
William Bryan
Theodore Antone Randel
Damron Towner Chapel
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Good Month For OPD Books
Ottawa Police Department statistics for November show 470 calls, 456 cleared, seven burglaries with four cleared, 12 prior burglaries cleared, 24 larcenies with nine cleared, three stolen vehicles not recovered, three assaults all cleared, 10 vandalism incidents with four cleared, three driving while intoxicated arrests, seven liquor law violations arrests, one drunkenness arrest, six personal injury accidents, 38 property damage accidents, 10 hit and run, and 30 dogs impounded.
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Ottawa Police Department
Bob Hope Wows Em At Leavenworth
Bob Hope entertained about 700 residents and staff at the Leavenworth VA Center with nearly an hour of jokes, some dating back 40 years. He noted the stop came after testifying in Washington and said the VA trips replace overseas tours as a way to reach veterans who served in World War II. He joked about the airport key to the washroom and recalled his westward travel from Kansas City toward California.
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Bennett
David Mills
Arkansas City
Kansas
Leavenworth, Kan
Bob Hope
Veterans Administration Center
Leavenworth
Hope
Kansas City
California
Washington
Veterans Administration
Vietnam
Emporia 1975 Winter Commencement Highlights
Two Ottawans Marvin Bennett and Peggy Jo Lefler are among over 380 graduates honored at Emporia Kansas State College during the 1975 Winter Commencement held at 2:30 p.m. Friday December 19. President Gerald Ford is slated to speak at the American Farm Bureau meeting in St Louis January 4-6. Franklin County Farm Bureau chartering a bus for the convention urges county office contact this week. The 4 H Aviation Club meets tonight at Beech.
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Marvin Bennett
Peggy Jo Lefler
Emporia Kansas State College
Gerald Ford
American Farm Bureau
St. Louis
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Bennett Proclaims University of Kansas Marching Band Day
Governor Robert F. Bennett proclaims December 11 1975 as University of Kansas Marching Band Day. He urges citizens to help raise 30000 for the KU marching band to travel to El Paso for the Sun Bowl on December 26. The effort follows the band seasons with Jayhawk football and support from KU groups through fundraising.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
University of Kansas
el Paso
Bennett
Jayhawk
Bud Moore
Texas
State of
Kansas
Market ends mixed after earlier rally fades
New York stocks show a mixed pattern as optimism over extending the 1975 tax cuts wanes. The noon Dow fell 1.97 to 832.02 while the NYSE composite slipped 0.03 to 48.37 and the AMEX market value index rose 18 to 81.76 with Texaco among most active issues.
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Gamnera
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
County Appointments to Ottawa Zoning Boards
Franklin County Commission made several appointments to the Ottawa Township Zoning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals. Kenneth Edwards Robert Sevag and Gardner tier Hage Johnston were re appointed to three year terms on the zoning board. Paue was appointed to the zoning board of appeals. In other actions the commissioners viewed roads and bridges on a field trip and approved the Health Department salary increases for the coming year. Roads viewed were in the Wellsville area and west of Ottawa. They also viewed the new Richter bridge opened to traffic. Salary increases ranged from 25 to 57 dollars a month with higher paid personnel receiving the smallest percentage increases.
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Franklin County Commission
Ottawa Township Zoning Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
Kenneth Edwards
Robert Sevag
Gardner Tier Hage Johnston
Id Keteh
Paue
Health Department
Wellsville
Ottawa
Richter
Labor's Wrath On KC Mayor
The Central Labor Council of Greater Kansas City adopted a resolution barring Mayor Charles B Wheeler Jr from all labor activities until he apologizes for antilabor actions. The 100 delegates backed the move amid talks of a possible recall. Wheeler accused a "small criminal element" in every union and firemen of arson during a recent strike. He was re elected for a second term last spring and is a Democratic vice presidential candidate.
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Kansas City
Central Labor Council of
Greater Kansas City
Charles B. Wheeler Jr
Afl-Cio
Don Waterman
The
Labor Council
Wheeler
New Antique Store Opens on Main Street
Main Street Antiques opens Sunday at 1 p.m. at 636 N Main with owners Bob Brenner Thelma Brenner Ottawa and Tom Miller Jean Miller Harrisonville MO. Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. on Sundays.
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N. Main
Main Street Antiques
Bob and
Thelma Brenner
Ottawa
Tom and Jean Miller
Harrisonville
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R. L. Murphy
Forest Park
Area Housing Loans
Osawatomie
Turner's
W. 15Th
Metzger Salvage
Lacey TV
RCA
Zenith
Motorola
Magnavox
Greenwood Community Center
Nouth Pomona
Duane Richardson
Santa Claus
Ad Briefs
Budge's
North Main
Lawrence
Ottawa Optimist Club
Williamsburg- Ottawa Wildlife Conservation
Williamsburg
Farm Bureau
Scott's Service
Turner
Turner Tole Shop
West 15Th
the Daily Report
Elmer Tornaden
Marjorie Troup
Lansing
Thomas Beauchamp
David Fehrenbach
Michael Ramsey
Apple Lane
George McKinley
Maple
Pansy Rule
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
John Mollett
N. Sycamore
Clarence Baasch Jr
S. Sycamore
Angelo Espinosa
N. Locust
Mary Woodward
Ash
Jeffrey Wilken
University of Kansas Medical Center
Maude Hester
Rantoul
Robert Fleming
Hickory
Probate
Bonnie Joan Hamm
Barry DeWayne Elder
William Arnold
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Barrow
Ateers
Choice
Ottawa Co-Op
OPD
Bennett Stumps
New York
White House
Congress
Texaco
H Bar
S. Main
Labor
Pacer Sale
Usll
CAMA
Towner
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
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