Ottawa Ottawa 1981 Welcomes 24 New Businesses
A Chamber note recounts 1981 as a year of mixed change in Ottawa and Franklin County with many closures but 24 new businesses opening. Names listed include Walmart Calhoun's Montys Broasted Chicken Second Hand Store White Line Taxi Ottawa Flea Market FYR2 Water World T Shirt Factory Corner Stone Bookstore The Gallery Rent Master Purina Dealer Bar K Western Wear Our Own Hardware Mid America Cheese Store McDonalds Photography Diversified Muse World Busy Hands Craft Shop Bud Jennings Sons Carpet G L Athletic Supply Ottawa Home Furnishings The Galaxy Arcade Rick's Auto Sound among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmart
Calhoun's
Monty’s
White Line Taxi
Ottawa
FYR2 Water World
T-Shirt Factory
Corner Stone
the Gallery
Rent Master
Purina Dealer
Bar K Western Wear
Our Own
McDonald’s
Photography Diversified
Muse World
Busy Hands Craft Shop
Bud Jennings & Sons Carpet
G&l Athletic Supply
Ottawa Home Furnishings
The
Galaxy Arcade
Rick's Auto Sound
Ottawa Sees Year of Growth and Change
Ottawa reports widespread development with multiple businesses expanding or relocating, plus major city projects including a new water plant and hospital administrator changes. The Chamber answered over 600 inquiries about city maps, services, housing, and local business needs, urging community involvement to sustain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
Alco
Montgomery Ward
Calhoun's
Personal Thrift
Gene Boyd
Plug
City Hall
Ottawa
Franklin County
Ottawa University
Royals Stadium
Better Business Bureau
Kansas
Social Security Medicare changes set for 1982
The 1982 changes raise the Social Security earnings base to 32400 and tax rate to 6.7 percent. The earnings test amounts are 6000 for 65 to 72 and 4440 for under 65. Medicare deductibles rise to 260 for initial hospital care and 75 for medical insurance, with other daily costs adjusting. Call 913-242-7800 or visit 2334 Princeton for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoades
Medicare
Social Security Office
Princeton
Library Line Answers From Community Information Center
Library Line provides help and directs patrons to staff or the Community Information Center at 5th & Main. Highlights include answers on Army women history, Arthritis Foundation contact June Butler, Poinsettia name, Elvis Presley birthday and twin, CB radio license process, sales tax on advertising, and a traditional versus modern wassail recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrile
5Th & Main
U.S. Army
United States Army
Russell Weigley
Army
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Arhritis Foundation
June Butler
Franklin County
Arhrritis Foundation
Community Information Center
Elizabeth Sechrist
Mexico
Joel Robert Poinsett
U.S
Elvis Presley
Elvis
Tupelo
Mississippi
Jessie Garon
Federal Communications Commission
Gettysburg
Kansas City
FCC
East 63Rd Street
Hermas Kraushaar
Kansas Department of Revenue
Kraushaar
Reagan blamed for using Poland as a smokescreen
Soviet television accused President Reagan of diverting U.S. attention from domestic economic problems by alleging Soviet interference in Poland. The report cited sanctions against Poland and warned Washington to heed Western leaders who view Poland’s events as internal, while Moscow pressed its pro Poland line through Pravda and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Reagan
America
Soviet Union
Poland
U.S
Boris Kalyagin
Washington
Kolyagin
Communist Party
Pravda
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Bolshakov
Multiple Storewide Sales and Holiday Closures Reported
Dundee Fabrics offers storewide sale on all items including Singer sewing machines. YOUNG Place Kids Clothes starts sale after holidays. 2 percent off winter merchandise. 2305 Main. Budge's Hardware year end clearance on all models. sale ends December 1. OK Photo Service advertises lowcost color processing at 2058 Main. MOCK Motors to close for holiday from December 25 to January 3, reopen January 4. GREEN Acres and Pizza Shack closed December 24 25 and December 31 to January 14. 80 percent off Christmas decorations through December. BE's Wax promotion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Young Place
Budge’s
Green Acres
Pizza Shack
Envoy's Note Saves The Day In Flight Mix Up
Burke Virginia AP Irene Toburen a Kansas teacher secured a note from a Polish ambassador on a Seattle Washington flight and identified the wrong diplomat she spoke to the man in a pinstripe suit she mistook for the ambassador It was Zdudslaw Burarz ambassador to Tokyo not Romuald Spasowski The note to her sixth grade Frankfort Kansas class urged them to remember freedom and Toburen plans to preserve it sealed between plastic The Toburens rooted for Poland amid martial law concerns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mrs. Toburen
Seattle-Washington
Romuald Spasowski
Poland
United States
Zdudslaw Burarz
Tokyo
U.S
Toburen
Multiple arrests and civil actions in Ottawa area report
Arrested Robert L. Howard, 18, 512 Willow, for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after officers broke up a fight near 5th and Locust. Released on own recognizance to appear in municipal court. Property damage involved two signs at 8th and Cedar. Stolen live dog trap from Franklin County Fairgrounds worth $102. Civil cases filed include Paris 1 vs. Wood and Spooner v. Wood, with other related suits. Marriage licenses issued for several couples. divorces granted for Dorothy Parkin and Coburn Parkin. Weekly school lunch menu listed for the days, ending with Cook's Choice Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Howard
Willow
Locust
8Th
Cedar
Public Safety Department
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Stars Holiday Plans Highlight Everyday Christmas Fun
New York AP reports Hollywood stars spending Christmas like ordinary families. Lynn Redgrave cooks roast goose for husband and three children while Connie Francis prays for renewed confidence in New Jersey. Steve Ford vacations in Vail with plans to ski. Loni Anderson hosts four generations in Los Angeles with relatives arriving from Minneapolis and Arizona for a quiet home Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Redgrave
The
Daily News
Connie Francis
New Jersey
Steve Ford
Gerald Ford
the Young and the Restless
Vail
Colo
Loni Anderson
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Arizona
Deidra
WKRP
Cincinnati
Dental erosion description and impact risks
Dental erosion is a disease affecting teeth, often on the cheek side near the gum line, causing sensitivity and pain as enamel erodes. Likely due to chemical action and friction with concentrated acids, it may involve 1 to 10 percent of people and is diagnosable and treatable with regular dental exams. From the office of Robert L. Bell, D.D.S.
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Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Lee's
O.H. Pawn Shop
Sél! Enterprises
CETA
McCurdy’s
Ottawa Grain & Shed
Carpet Warehouse
Whiting Foods
Peimann Building
Penny's Ready Mix
Waymire’s
Budge's Hardware
Fashion Alternative
Sunflower Seed
Be’s Wax & Gift Nook
Otasco
Federal Land Bank
Woolworth's
Underwood Plumbing
Ottawa Party House
E.L
Dusty Rhoades
Delaware
Washington Crossing
George Washington
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John B. Kelly Jr
Grace
Monaco
Kelly
Trenton
Ad Briefs
OK Photo Service
Main
Mock Motors
the Daily Report
Public Safety News
District Court News
Paris
Cecelia Spooner
Roger ‘K. Wood
Ottawa Cooperative Association
Ed Revey Jr
Jess. L
Joan V. McCloud
MF Fankon
Ruth Arid McMillan
Jamnisch
Michael E. Platt
Diana L. Kratzberg
Greeley
James Dean Reed
Debra Rachel Nickelson
Gardner
Charles E. Leonard
Canterbury Court
Coburn W. Parkin
Williamsburg
New York
Hollywood
Robert L. Bell
D.D.S
South Main Street
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