Murderer Shaw Gets Stay of Execution in South Carolina
Convicted killer Joseph C. Shaw, who faced a 5 am Friday electric chair death, won a federal appeals court stay. Fourth Circuit Judge J Dickson Phillips granted the delay in Durham after arguments over whether Shaw will have effective legal representation. Shaw admitted killing Carlotta Hartness and Tommy Taylor in October 1977. Supreme Court declined to hear the case earlier.
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Columbia
S.C
Joseph C. Shaw
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
J. Dickson Phillips
Durham
N.C
Kermit King
Shaw
Phillips
Carlotta Hartness
Tommy Taylor
U.S. Supreme Court
South Carolina Supreme Court
U.S
South Carolina
Robert W. Hemphill
Hemphill
Topeka
Kan
Kelly Wendeln
Kansas
Osage County
Lyndon
Wendeln
U.S. 75
Carbondale
John White
Iola
Nobel laureates urge release of Soviet professor's wife and daughter
Nobel winners in Stockholm issued a joint appeal asking Brezhnev to allow chemist Tatyana Lozansky and daughter Tanya to join their husband in the United States. Only Theodore Schultz did not sign, preferring a personal letter to Moscow. The move came as Brown and peers press for Lozansky’s reunion amid recent Nobel ceremonies.
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Herbert C. Brown
Edward Lozansky
Brown
Kremlin
Lozansky
America
Purdue University
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tatyana Lozansky
Tanya
Soviet Union
United States
Theodore Schultz
Chicago
Schultz
Moscow
Stockholm
Mother Teresa
Calcutta
India
Oslo
Norway
Christmas tree safety tips from Ottawa DPS and UL
Part two of a four part series advises on choosing artificial trees with safety labels or fresh trees by color, scent, and needle retention. It urges placing the tree away from heat, using a sturdy stand, keeping water full, and noting that dry trees are fire hazards. It also covers safe trims and avoiding small detachable pieces and candy like ornaments for children.
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Ottawa Department of Public Safety and
Underwriters Laboratories
Ben Treland 68 Dies in Lawrence Hometown Service Planned
Ben Treland 68 of Lawrence died at a local hospital Wednesday. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He owned Mid-West Motors in Lawrence since 1944, retiring in 1974. Survivors include his wife Nellie, two daughters Bettie Gilbert and Duane Ogle, two stepdaughters Marjorie Hummelgaard and Dorothy Lingenfelser, two brothers James and Ernest Ireland, 15 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
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Ben Ireland Lawrence
Ben Treland
Lawrence Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Treland
Benton County
Lawrence
Missouri
Mid-West Motors
Nellie
Bettie Gilbert
Pomona Rfd
Duane Ogle
Marjorie Hummelgaard
Kansas City
Kan
Dorothy Lingenfelser
James Ireland
Christmas sales and events a wide Ottawa area brief
Local ads list 95-40 percent off skiwear at Budge's Sports Center and poinsettias at Turner Greenhouse two miles east of I-35 on K-68. Other items include holiday crafts workshops at Hedgewood, farm bureau Christmas open house December 17-19 with daily drawings, and various sales at Town & Country Supply, Maple Shoppe, Budge's Sports Center, and Hallmark cards. A December 18-28 event features Cleo Church at Pomona and a Lakeside Inn show by the Sixth Century Drifters.
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Budge’s Sports Center
Poinsettias
Turner Greenhouse
Farm Bureau
Straw Ignites Farm Hog Shed Killing 5 Sows and 10 Pigs
Fire on Albert W. Adolph’s rural Wellsville farm destroyed a hog shed and barn after straw ignited near a sow heated by a lamp. Five sows and 10 pigs perished, with $40,000 total losses. Firefighters arrived as flames consumed the structures, and Bob Bailey of Glencoe, owner of the hogs, helped uncover the blaze.
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Albert W. Adolph
Wellsville
Miller
Adolph
Bob Bailey
Glencoe
Ill
Here
County Orders Machine For Next Year Motor Grader
Franklin County commissioners unanimously ordered a Caterpillar motor grader from Martin Tractor Company for about 65000 with a price protection of up to 2500, while also reviewing a 33500 used grader. The move aims to secure delivery next year amid CAT production delays.
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Road Department
Franklin County
Martin Tractor Company
Leroy Wasmund
Carmen Peffly
Commission
Albert Coffman
Berglund Recital Set At University This Saturday
Brad Berglund a McPherson senior majoring in music at Ottawa University will give his senior guitar recital at 7 30 p m Saturday in OU Administration Building Auditorium The program traces the classical guitar evolution from Renaissance to present with works by Milan Sanz Bach Sor Villalobos and Torroba The public is invited to attend.
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Berglund
Brad Berglund
McPherson
Ottawa University
Douglas Niedt
University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music
Demetrio Ballesteros
Madrid
Spain
Royal Conservatory
Niedt
United States
Milan
Sanz
Bach
Sor, Villadlabos and
Torroba
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Robert F. Bennett
John Carlin
the Daily Report
Ernest Ireland
Hutchinson
Admissions Travis Smith
Pomona
Doris Swank
Princeton
Kenneth Skillett
Waverly
Ida Ball
Crestview Nursing Home
Frank Dickey
Melvern
Donald Smith
Williamsburg Rfd
Lynne Dunn
Willow
Sheriff’s News
Richmond Co-Op
Wassmer Clothing
S. Main
Department of Public Safety
Rantoul
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Doris M. Swank
Sheriff's
Public Safety News
Jack D. Colston
Pence
South Iga
William G. Slemp
Slemp
Billford
Donna M. Swearingen
Brown Realtors
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Ottawa Co-Op
Kansas City, Mo
Lex Taylor
Cherry
KU Medical Center
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club
Celebration Hall
VFW
Hedgewood Restaurant
Mike Esser
Edward D. Jones & Company
E. 2Nd
Ottawa
Melissa
Hazel
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Main
NIKE
Turner's
West 35Th
Country Floral
Mary Kay Facial
Budge's Sports
Stinebaugh
Williamsburg
Hallmark
Reynolds Drug Store
Amana
Pamida
Cleo Church
20Th Century Drifters
Lakeside Inn
Vassar
Walt Dengel
Qangston
Mottuoy
Hickory
Dave Miller
Tne Market Pe Cva
Eriety Savings
Pizza Hut
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