Marines Captain Graves trains at Cherry Point base
Marine Captain Dennis M. Graves of Williamsburg took part in a weapons training exercise at Cherry Point North Carolina Marine Corps Air Station. Other briefs note Young Place coats sale, local diesel fuel committee appointment, TV on vacation, student ambassador duties, hair salon staff additions, pool tables arrival, Explorer Scouts chili supper, American flags as gifts, local businesses open hours and ads, local tax shares, and academy nomination for Richmond student Shelley Scott Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis M. Graves
Monica K. Collins
Williamsburg
Cherry Point
N. C
Marine Corps Air Station
Shelley Scott Rogers
Joe A. Rogers
Richmond
Central Heights High School
Larry Winn Jr
Local notices and traffic citations from Ottawa area
Admissions and dismissals listed for Mrs. Don Bloomer and others. Traffic citations include Gail Beggs fined for private carrier authority, Mundy for speeding, Cathcard for license issues, Price for no registration, Stahl for speeding, Bald a for running a stop sign, plus a marriage license issued and multiple Ottawa police accident reports with estimated damages and injuries noted. Kansas cattle market results followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail L. Beggs
Stark
KCC
Sheldon L. Mundy JR
Willow
Harry H. Cathcard
Ottawa
Stuart T. Stahl
Shawnee Mission
Cole Free On Bond In Franklin County Court
Earl Leroy Cole appeared for a preliminary examination on two felony charges rape and taking indecent liberties with a child. A third felony sodomy count leads to a later District Court date. Bond reduced from 10000 to 5000. he posted and was released. Weather delayed a county commission meeting with no actions taken and early adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Leroy Cole
Franklin County
Kuwait May Extradite Terrorists to PLO for Rome Athens Attacks
Kuwaiti State Minister Abdul Aziz Hussein said Kuwait would consider extraditing the five Arab terrorists who killed 32 people at Rome and Athens airports to the Palestine Liberation Organization for trial. The proguerrilla Al newspaper reports pressure from Palestinian groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwait
Palestine Liberation Organization
Rome
Athens
Abdul Aziz Hussein
PLO
Proguerrilla
Arafat
Persian Gulf
WAFA
Lufthansa
Hassan
Break-In Suspects At Franklin County Court
Three men arrested in the December break in at Pomona Lumber, Pomona, appeared in Franklin County Court. Joel Ray Green waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to district court for trial, remaining in jail on a $2000 bond. The other two, David LeRoy Miller and Jackie Lewis Gideon, had charges dismissed for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Franklin County
Joel Ray Green
Burkburnett
Tex
Franklin County District Court
David LeRoy Miller
Kansas City
Jackie Lewis Gideon
Robert Pinet
Rationing Stirs Memories in Energy Crisis Debate
Washington reports compare current plans to WWII gasoline controls. A Library of Congress study notes wartime rationing used coupons, boards, and agencies, with limited black market, but overall reduced civilian use. The piece argues credibility and simplicity are key to any modern system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Library of Congress
Midwest Snow Crisis Strikes Nation With Record Falls
A fierce storm blanketed the Midwest with heavy snow from Michigan to Texas while the East faced more sleet. Central Indiana saw 13 to 20 inches, St. Louis total reached a record 13 inches, and airports and schools faced closures. Over 200,000 sought warmth in shelters and motels as outages affected thousands across Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, and Delaware amid ongoing recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Michigan
Austin
Tex
St. Louis
Indiana
Connecticut
Ken Lappe
Office of Civil Preparedness
Effingham
Armory
Illinois
Grange County
Ind
Arkansas Power & Light Co
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Delaware
National Guard
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Adv
Howard Roe
Ottawa Rfd 2
Kansas
Ron Lacy
Rick Fulton
Garden City Community Junior College
OHS
Icel
S. Main
Christie Hughes
Sherri Schmoe
Rudge
First Methodist Church
Ottawa Herald
Trwin’s
Fabrisic
The
Democratic Committee
Fri-Sat
S. Sutton
Turner’s
W. 15Th
Assembly of God
KOFO
KTJO
Anderson
Coffey
Douglas
Osage
N. Main
Drake's Bakery
Turner’s Tele Shop
Scotch Pines
John
7Th and Beach
Accutron
Bulova
Longines
Wittnauer
Seiko
Sutton’s Jewelry
Budge’s
Ace Hardware
Montgomery Ward
Singer Sewing Machine
Dundee Fabrics
Eagles Lodge
Duane Richardson
SEARS
the Daily Report
Don Bloomer
Rantoul
Amos Lingard
Oak Haven Nursing Home
John Borland
Kelly Bronson
Lyndon Rfd
Virgil Croucher
S. Sycamore
James McCrossen
S. Willow
Kevin Bryan
Quenemo
Francis R. Balda
Overland Park
Probate
Roger Aberdeen Keith
Linden Jane Kreuter
Thomas E. Stevenson
Princeton
Michael M. Short
Donna
Birckhead
S. Elm
Main
Hickory
Sara L. Crockett
Topeka
Frank L. Riley
Canterbury Court
Riley
Fourth and
Julie L. Selby
B.O.W. Express Inc
John D. Shull
Independence
RHP
Franklin County Sheriff’s Department
Wellsville
Ernest G. Larkin
Wichita
Karl P. Reamer
Minneapolis
Minn
Larkin
Reamer
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Fairmont Foods,Inc
Frank L. Stamper
Kansas Highway Patrol
Stamper
I-68
Gary G. Hahne
McConnell Afb
James A. Bien
S. Poplar
KHP
Hahne
Here
Bien
Molly G. Harkins
RFD
Cole
Nichols
Lee Nichols
Commission
Vic Warren
Joe Ferns
Moharrer
Beirut
Yasir Arafat
Lambert-St. Louis International
Missouri Highway Patrol
Interstate 55
Missouri
D. H. Williams
Warrenton
Mobile Hometoons
Cliff and
Juanita
Baxter
Chuck Dennis
HONDA
Nishes
Eetina
Franklin Savings
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