ECKAN Offers Energy Crisis Aid Programs
ECKAN the East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation opens applications for energy crisis assistance. Eligibility follows income guidelines and AFDC recipients must apply first at the SRS office. Applicants must show 90 days of household income and fuel bill hardship with supporting documents. Funds may cover fuel, firewood, blankets, warmth, nutrition, shelter, and emergency housing repairs.
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ECKAN
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
AFDC
SRS
ECEAN
Incumbent Dale VanHorn Elected to ASC Committee
Dale VanHorn was reelected Friday to a three-year term on the county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee by ASC delegates. He joins Glen C. Neill and Raymond Wagner to form the 1980 three member panel with Neill as chair, VanHorn as vice chair, and Wagner as regular member. Eugene Bromert and Kenneth Edwards were named first and second alternates. The committee oversees local administration of farm programs including conservation facility and commodity loan programs.
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Dale VanHorn
Ottawa Rfd
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
VanHorn
Glen C. Neill
Raymond Wagner
Neill
van Horn
Eugene Bromert
Kenneth Edwards
Carrier Garnett and Funk services set. deaths, births listed
Obituary notes for Charlie E Carrier 78 of Garnett and Harold M Funk 63 of Salina. Arrangements include services at Farris Feuerborn and First Church of the Nazarene, with graveside at Garnett Cemetery and Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Adds admissions dismissals births and local public notices plus crime and livestock market data from the Garnett area.
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Charlie E. Carrier
Salina
Harold M. Funk
First Church of the Nazarene
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Funk
Homewood
Ottawa High School
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hoisington
Sophie Miller and Natalie Rowe in Air Force notice
Sophie Miller, 96, mother of Mrs. Ada Norman of 607 East 9th, is a Hutchinson Hospital patient with a broken hip. Natalie A. Rowe, daughter of Nellie Neave of Ottawa, has been promoted to senior airman in the U.S. Air Force. Rowe serves as an administration specialist with a Strategic Air Command unit at McConnell Air Force Base in Wichita.
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Sophie Miller
Ada Norman
E. 9Th
Hutchinson Hospital
Natalie A. Rowe
Nellie Neave
Ottawa
U. S. Air Force
Rowe
Strategic Air Command
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Car stolen in Ottawa wrecked in Missouri
A 51-year-old Ottawa man learned his car had been stolen from his garage after the Department of Public Safety notified him Sunday morning that the vehicle had been involved in a wreck in Springfield, Missouri. Three youths listed as runaways from a juvenile center in Topeka were not yet located.
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Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
Springfield
Topeka
John Deere Frontier Day honors and awards drawn by 400 crowd
The annual Frontier Day event at Underwood Equipment near Ottawa celebrated its 25th anniversary with more than 400 attendees. Prizes included a year of use for a truck and a John Deere tractor. scholarships of 100 dollars each went to Linda Teeter and Roger Maxwell. Damages were estimated at 2675 dollars for a 1967 Plymouth taken from an unlocked garage after a crash in Springfield. An Ottawa girl, 16, and two juvenile boys were in a car linked to the theft and runaway cases at a Topeka youth center.
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John Deere Farming Frontier
Underwood Equipment
Ottawa
Mark Manly
Osawatomie
Harlan Page
Ottawa Rfd
John Deere
Linda Teeter
Roger Maxwell
Springfield
Max E. Foushee
S. Cherry
Topeka
Franklin County
Foushee
Topeka Center
DPS
Local Holiday Offers and Closings in Kansas Towns
Drake's Bakery closes for holidays and opens Jan 15. Modern Woodmen Paper Drive offers pickup by calling 242 5678. Town & Country Supply stays open until 9 p.m. Mon-Sat through Christmas at 202 Walnut. Turner Greenhouse advertises poinsettias two miles east of I-35 on K-88. Elks Ladies bake sale set for Dec 21, 95 at Nitcher's Floor Service. Stinebaugh's Greenhouse in Williamsburg lists poinsettias. Cleo Church in Pomona offers 10 percent off hand crafted gifts at B J Cunningham ceramics in Williamsburg. Patents on Amana microwaves sale. Pamida promotes Indian jewelry selection. Cleo Church event runs Dec 18-23. Farm Bureau Christmas open house Dec 17-19 with drawings. 1980 dues required for eligibility.
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Farm Bureau
Dizziness and Vertigo Then and Now in Health Advice
A health column discusses vertigo as a prominent symptom linked to various conditions from arteriosclerosis to anemia and eye strain. It shares a patient story of dizziness tied to nervous symptoms, treatment success, and urges early doctor visits for any persistent dizziness. The piece highlights Dr Larry J. Matney of Ottawa Kansas as the publishing sponsor.
Licensing Fee Debate Ties AT&T and Southwestern Bell Kansas
In Topeka AT&T officials faced the Kansas Corporation Commission over Southwestern Bell of Kansas licensing costs. SBK seeks a $47.4 million annual rate rise in two phases, including full licensing cost of $4.87 million to AT&T under a 1930 contract. If only the one percent fee is allowed, SBK would collect $2.4 million, with appellate approval last month backing the ECC’s authority to limit the fee and urging careful review of related-party dealings.
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Topeka
Kan
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Kansas Corporation Commission
At&t
Southwestern Bell of Kansas
Southwestern Bell
KCC
Bell
Kansas Court of Appeals
ECC
Commission
Man Accidentally Shoots Toe While Hunting Near Ottawa
A 23 year old Ottawa man Larry E Bishop was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital after a self inflicted gunshot to his right toe. He was hunting with a friend on 15th Street about a half mile east of here when the .22 rifle jammed and fired while pointed at the ground. The bullet entered the toe and exited the bottom and shoe. The friend had to walk to town to fetch a car to transport him.
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Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Larry E. Bishop
Lincoln
Here
15Th Street
Bishop
Rmh
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Wagner
Andrew Lickteig
Garnett
Juanita Sullivan
Cypress
Kenneth Skillett
Waverly
Ruth
the Daily Report
Humbert
Virgil Chambers
Lonna Branson
Canterbury Court
Marguerite Leecy
Mulberry
Doris Swank
Princeton
Lloyd Hills
Lane
Kenneth Combes
George Bell
Quenemo
District Court News
Terry K. Lepley
Richmond
Richmond Jaycees
Lepley
Cheney Duster Ledom
Public Safety News
Roger A. Tschantz
Main
Pamida
South
Rickman Cleaners
North Hickory
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
White Grocery
Third
Cedar Streets
David J. Buehler
Floyd E. Moehlman
Gardner
Buehler
Fifth
Main Streets
Kenneth W. Froggate
Lelan E
Davis
N. Mulberry
Froggate
Princeton Road
John E. Russell
Warrensburg
Edward A. Boeger
S. Main
Sheriff’s News
Scott Eugene Kauffman
Wellsville
Charles E. Underwood
Walnut
Highway Patrol
Carl Skiles
Guy Kesner
Pomona
I-35
K-273
Williamsburg
Charles Kinsey
S. Sycamore
Kinsey
Ottawa Co-Op
Missouri
Ad Briefs
Drake's
Town & Country Supply
Poinsettias
Turner Greenhouse
Elks Ladies Food and Bake Sale
Nitcher’s
West 3Rd
Stinebaugh
Amana
Crites
Cleo Church
Kansas
B. J. Cunningham Ceramics and Gifts
U.S
Mike Esser
Edward D. Jones & Company
Health News
Hitchcock
Vertigo
Dizzy Blonde
Larry J. Matney
Doctor of Chiropractic
D.C
Matney Chiropractic
South Main
Matney
Paola
Kentucky
Joe Ferns
Tangleton Mao
Soupo
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