BRIEFS DANCE TO Thumpur Rapid band at Naomi's Club
House of Douglas closed December 23 to 25 with Sunday open December 26. Davis Paint adds Fleming bottle and jug cutter. Poinsettia plant special for 2.49 cash and carry at Butler's Flowers 132 S Main. Correction to gift subscription prices for Ottawa Herald. Budge's open Sundays December 11 18 and 19. Troubled call for help and Jim's Welding moves to 1620 East Wilson. Local ads with various services.
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House OF Douglas
Butler’s Flowers
S. Main
Stock Market Sags Amid Mild Profit Taking
New York stocks eased as profit taking weighed on the market. The noon Dow fell to 881.47, with declines leading on the NYSE. Analysts noted investors cashed in gains from Monday while awaiting foreign funds after G ten currency realignments. Airco traded 300,900 shares at 20. Aircrafts and utilities mixed. chemicals rose while other groups fell.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Juveniles in Custody of Parents in Ottawa Case
Two Ottawa youths aged 14 and 15 appeared at formal hearings on motor vehicle theft charges. Sentencing is under advisement for 60 days, with juvenile evaluations to follow. The juveniles have been released to parental custody.
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Ottawa
Pomona Man M T Ted Burns Dies at Home
Franklin County resident Mr M T Ted Burns died Monday evening at his Pomona home. Funeral services will be at the Mortuary Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev William Weber officiating. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery in Pomona. Friends may call at the Mortuary this evening.
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M. T .Ted Burns
Franklin County
Pomona
William Weber
Woodlawn Cemetery
M. T
Ted” Burns
Denger and Son Mortuary
Burns
Richter
Willis and
Elizabeth (Thorne) Burns
Santa Fe Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Maintenance Waymen
Ernest 4. Burns
S. E. Burns
Albert R. Burns
Powell
Wyo
Dewey Burns
Ida Grove
Iowa
Lydia Thompson
Ottawa Rfd
Kansas City cattle and hog market report and local notices
Market rundown shows cattle and calves strong with feeders high to low choice ranges and cows at utilities. Hogs see 25 lower on 1 3 and 2 4 lots with various weight bands. Also reports death notice for M T Ted Burns of Pomona and two vehicle crash notes with names and ages.
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Kansas City
Probata Court Marriage Licenses and Suit Details
Probate court lists two marriage licenses James Moyer 19 Williamsburg and Debra Clark 16 Pomona. George Flinsbaugh 28 Wellsville weds Elaine Hendren 29 Wellsville. Suit filed Lawrence Maddux agent for Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance vs George Starbuck 906 King seeks 78.83 judgment.
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James Douglas Moyer
Williamsburg
Debra Sue Clark
Pomona
George Warner Flinsbaugh
Wellsville
Elaine Hendren
Lawrence D. Maddux
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Inc
George Starbuck
King
David Elmore Spears Dies. WWII Army Veteran
Services for David Elmore Spears, who died December 16, were held Monday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home officiated by Rev. William R. Weber. Music by Dean Rouse and Mrs. Eldon Rader. Pallbearers named. Military graveside rites at Highland Cemetery by CW3 John L. Hamerickhouse and SFC Theron J. Wray. Spears served in U S Army during World War II. Senior Club and City Water and Light Department employees attended.
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David E. Spears
David Elmore Spears
Lamb-Roberts
William R. Weber
Dean Rouse
County Court Citations For Speeding And Log Violations
Irene A Mitchell 47 223 S Cedar speeding 78 in 60 mph zone fined 30 plus costs Alfred L Gregg 3 Prairie Village speeding 71 in 60 mph zone fined 20 plus costs Mary A Strong 31 Baldwin speeding 73 in 60 mph zone fined 20 plus costs Niles W Rouse 34 Americus no driver's daily log fined 10 plus costs
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Irene A. Mitchell
S. Cedar
Alfred L. Gregg
Prairie Village
Mary A. Strong
Baldwin
Niles W. Rouse
Americus
Parked car damaged in West Second collision
A parked vehicle owned by day Todd at 709 E. Massassou was damaged when hit by a vehicle driven by Ethel C. Robbins, 77, of Williamsburg, on Monday afternoon in the 100 block of West Second.
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Day Todd
E. Massassou
Ethel C. Robbins
Williamsburg
West Second
Fine Print In Foreign Aid Impoundment Notice
Washington AP reports a Senate foreign aid bill includes a clause to force Nixon to release more than 2 billion for U S development by blocking spending on foreign aid after April 30 until previously approved domestic funds are released. The move, led by Fulbright, marks a new precedent amid long-standing impoundment disputes.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
United States
Congress
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Area Airports Get Federal Aid in Kansas 1971
Federal grants for airport development in Kansas in 1971 totaled 1,262,564 dollars, said Ray Arvin of the Kansas Department of Economic Development. Projects with aid included Wichita Goodland Topeka Liberal Garden City Colby Meade Eureka and McPherson.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Department of Ecunonic Development
Ray Arvin
Wichita
Goodland
Liberal
Garden City
Colby
Meade
Eureka
McPherson
Burlington
Kingman
le Roy
Haviland
Harper
Paola- Osawatomie
Garnett
Fort Scott
Aerospace Pacts Studied by Pay Board
The Pay Board reviews several aerospace contracts seeking about a 12 percent first year raise. General rule limits to 5.5 percent yearly, with a 7 percent ceiling for special cases. Contracts involve United Auto Workers and AFL CIO Machinists at North American Rockwell Boeing Lockheed McDonnell Douglas United Aircraft and LTV Aerospace.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
North American
Rockwell Corp
Boeing Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
McDonnell Douglas Corp
United Aircraft Corp
LTV Aerospace Corp
United
UAW
United Mine Workers
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railroad
Nixon
Treasury Department
United States
The
Price Commission
Notice of Probate Hearings in Franklin County Kansas
First Published December 7 1971 includes hearing on petition for probate of will for William F Dyer deceased in Ottawa Kansas with hearing date December 29 1971 and attorneys for petitioner listed Grace Morrison Allard estate final settlement in court in Ottawa with January 7 1972 deadline and Myron S Steere as administrator pro se listed as petitioner attorney and address in Ottawa Kansas
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Franklin County
Kansas
William F. Dyer
State of
Thomas Joseph Dyer
T.a
WIII
C.t.a
Ottawa
Thomas Jos
State of Kansas
Grace Morrison Allard
Myron
Steere
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Naomi
Adv
DAVIS
Fleming
Ottawa Herald
Budge’s
Jim's Welding
East Wilson
Memoriam
Jouis Jeng Fonrtuary
the Daily Report
Julie L. Selby
RFD
Fred Olin Detrick
Hamburg
Towa
South Harrison Rd
Us- 50
Larry D. Jordan
Delma J. Colegrove
Princeton
Jordan
Colegrove
District
Agency
Bob Miller
Ottawa High School Trade and Industry
Laura Parker
Jim Bien
Kathy Flora
the Telephone Business
Southwestern Bell
Detroit
Associated Press
Duluth
Albany
Fort Worth
Albu’que
Green Bay
Amarillo
Helena
Honolulu
Anchorage
Asheville
Houston
Atlanta
Birmingham
Indiapolis
Bismarck
Snow
Jacksville
Boise
Boston
Little Rock
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Charleston
Louisville
Charlotte
Marquette
Chicago
Memphis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
John F. Jones
Anderson, Gyrd
Myron 5
South Main
Myron S, Steere
O.H.S. Cyclones
Seaman High School
Vikings
O.H.S. Gymnasium
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Baldwin City
Albright-Roberts Funeral Home
Overbrook
Bob and
Elaine Roberts
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