U S Maintains Lead In Food Production
Ken Bader of the American Soybean Association speaks at the Kansas Soybean Association meeting at Ottawa University, asserting U S agricultural superiority and detailing markets in Japan, Mexico, Southeast Asia, Spain, Italy, West Germany, and potential growth in China. The article notes rising imports, research needs, and marketing as ASA goals, plus Kansas contest results and regional winners in soy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yeaman
U.S
Ken Bader
American Soybean Association
Kansas Soybean Association
Ottawa University
ASA
Tokyo
Food For Peace
Japan
Bader
United States
Mexico
Southeast Asia
Spain
West Germany
Italy
China
Sylvester
Ottawa
Kansas
Russ Sylvester
Alan Egbert
Crawford County
Phil
Harvey
Arthur Derstein
Ford County
Pennsylvania
Man Cited For Molestation in Ottawa Incident
A 37 year old Ottawa man, Alexander Jiminez, was arrested and cited into Municipal Court on a charge of female molestation after a Sunday incident at a 16 year old girl's home. Jiminez, of 623 Hamblin, was released on signature bond and set to appear December 31. another suspect, Shepherd J Collina, age 38, of 1133 N Mulberry, was cited with simple assault after Jiminez was struck with a club and required stitches. Collina also faces a Municipal Court appearance on December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Alexander Jiminez
Hamblin
Shepherd J
South Main
Douglas R. Loyd
S. Cedar
Loyd
Kimberly J. Crabb
Walnut
Ransom Memorial Hospital
South Elm
Michael J. Swallow
Christine L. Jones
Swallow
Rajai Offers Hope For The Hostages
In Beirut Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai told Pars that the United States can win the release of 52 American hostages before Christmas if Washington can give the necessary guarantees. He spoke after a one hour meeting with Sweden's ambassador to Tehran. The ambassador voiced concern over the crisis now in its 411th day. He said every measure to speed release depends on the U.S. government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Mohammad Ali Rajai
United States
Washington
Pars
Rajai
Sweden
Tehran
U.S
Christmas Deals and Holiday Bargains Across Town
Local ads promote Christmas specials including $5 off $25 and $35 perms at Guys and Dolls. Metzger Salvage offers candy nuts and wrapping paper at 118E. 15th rear entrance. Winter coats on sale at Alley and other venues. Green Acres and Pizza Shack close Dec 24 25 and Dec 31 Jan 8 1981. Jewelry, toys, and bonds advertised. church outreach at Clio and Bethany. Santa visits, entertainment at Rock House and Back Door Club. Gift certificates and floral specials featured. Holiday meats and produce deals from Stinson's and Willis Garden Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger Salvage
Ottawa Area Briefs Mixed Admissions Dismissals Crimes and Traffic
Admissions list for Herbert Kaye Williamsburg and Benjamin Dickey Melvern. Dismissals include Mrs. Charles Bishop Pomona and others. Wednesday menu rotates with holiday closure Friday. Arrests of two Ottawa youths for shoplifting at North Pence IGA. Citations for petty larceny and various traffic violations. Thefts, vandalism, injuries to Loyd and Crabb, traffic citations for many residents. Quotations for Wednesday at Ottawa Co-op and Kansas City grain and livestock prices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kaye
Williamsburg
Benjamin Dickey
Melvern
Charles Bishop
Pomona
Steven Watkins
N. Oak
Dorothy Seyler
Main
Naomi Harrah
S. Mulberry
Patsy Elder
Benjamin Chambers
Crestsview Nursing Home
Ralph Johnson
Edgerton Rfd
Wellsville United Methodist Church Presents Amahl and the Night Visitors
The Wellsville United Methodist Church will stage Amahl and the Night Visitors at 7 30 p m Sunday in the church sanctuary. Heather Peterson plays Amahl with Patty Peterson as his mother and Tim O'Dea J Linn Holtwick and Jerry Peterson as the three kings. David Jerrel is the page with Sunday School shepherds. The Chancel Choir and Mary Jones on organ assist. after the show the final Advent candle is lit and refreshments in Hays Halls. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Amahl
Patty Peterson
Tim O’dea
J. Linn Holtwick
Jerry Peterson
The
Three Kings
David Jerrel
Shepherds
Mary Jones
Hays
Wall Street edge up as rate peak talk resurfaces
Wall Street rose in heavy trading as talk of a possible peak in interest rates circulated. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced 10.32 to 998.82 by noontime, with gainers outnumbering losers by about 23 to 1 on the NYSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cyrus Hughes Patient at Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Cyrus Hughes of Ottawa RFD 3 is listed as a patient at Shawnee Mission Medical Center located at 74th and Grandview in Kansas City Kansas with room 4013. Calvary Baptist Church announces Christmas programs including Sunday service at 9 45 a m Sunday schools and a 7 p m musical and play by the music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Hughes
Ottawa
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
74Th
Grandview
Kansas City
Kan
Calvary Baptist Church
Ashworth Trial Begins With Jury Selection
In Osage County District Court jury selection started for the first degree murder trial of 26 year old Emporian Jeffrey L. Ashworth. The June 13 death of 27 year old Randy Lee Sible at a Quenemo motorcycle rally is at issue with 36 jurors queried for a final panel of 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Emporian
Jeffrey L. Ashworth
Ashworth
Randy Lee Sible
Quenemo
Osage County
Franklin County
Topeka
Shawnee County
Menninger Foundation
Leonard McAnarney
Sible
Two Charged With Burglary In Ottawa District Court
Ottawa men face District Court charges for two burglaries. Clayton Gish, 18, 809 W Sycamore, charged with burglary and theft over a vehicle theft from Ricky Bell in D 1st. Michael R Chapman, 23, 1131 S Mulberry, charged in a rural home theft of two Casa Blanca style light fixtures. one recovered at OH Pawn Shop. Gish held on 10000 bond. Chapman on 3000 bond. Preliminary hearings set next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Clayton Gish
W. Sycamore
Ricky D. Bell
Gish
Michael R. Chapman
S. Mulberry
Steve Abrams
Minnetonka
Minn
Chapman
S. Main
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Archie Fenley
Doniphan
Robert Korthanke
Brown County
Joe Swanson
Rice County
Leslie Hunter
Kenneth Edwards
Albert Grosdidier
Ad Briefs
Guys and Dolls
Green Acres
Alco
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones and Co
E. 2Nd Street
Pamida
Clio
Bethany Baptist
Lse
Bethany
2Nd
S. Poplar
B.J. Landrum
Action
Legal Tender Band
Mac and the Rhythm
L & M Buffet
Santa Claus
Green Acres Restaurant
Pizza Shack
Country Floral
Stinson’s
Willis Garden Center
Seferino Jasso
the Daily Report
Public Safety News
North Pence
Iga
N. Main
David E. Johnston
S. Sycamore
Edna B. Krusch
Johnston
Danny M. Cope
South
Hickory
Cope
Arso Bent
George Mell
Mell
Charles T. Geiger
Thomas E. Yohe
Ash
Eric V. Lindsey
Canterbury Court
Juliann L. Saver
W. Sth
Gordon W. Bailey
N. Poplar
Raymond L. Dyer
Cleveland
James H. Miller
N. Mulberry
Roger E. Schmanke
N. Hickory
Connie Lb. Hashman
W. Walnut
Betty K. Manspeaker
Michael A. Harris
Richmond
Ted W. Bunson
Sallie K. Tate
Princeton Road
Hacqueline
Eesiter Ke
Elmer Williams Jr
Poplar
Darin R. Harmreck
Mulberry
Teresa L. McCann
E. Wilson
Vera A. Waller
Overbrook
Jon E. Sitlington
Doran R. Wormell
Carter A. Keith
Set L. Cranshaw
Catherine
Heck
John A. Cathcard
Oak
Jimmie K. Burn
Curtis D. ‘Mollet
N. Sycamore
Barbara E. Ontiveros
Russ Lilly
King
Haat
Albertina J. Tawney
Mapte
Gerald L. Clark
W. 6Th
Anita K. Burgoon
Jeffray A. Woods
Ottawa Rfd
Tony L. Keim
Joseph D. Taylor
Ottawa Rfc
Ottawa Co-op
Wellsville Church
Amahl and the
Christ Child
Heather Peterson
Wall Street
Chris
Ottawe
Joe Ferns
Lengeldon
Jcpenney
Jcpenney the
Ottawa, Kansas
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