Briefs list of sales and events in Ottawa area
IRWIN S Gifts and China will close Wednesday at 5 p m for the evening. Adv EZRA S Rock band Wed Dec 29 Naomi s Club Members and guests Adv LIKES Shoes Jan clearance starts Wed morning 9 00 a m Adv BERNHARDT S School of Dance Ballet tap acrobatic 242 3696 Adv FOR QUALITY quick processing OK Photo Service 205 S Main Adv MRS BOYD Eva Whitcher Princeton RFD was dismissed Dec 23 from Olathe Community Hospital Olathe where she had undergone major surgery Dec 15 PRE INVENTORY Clearance 20 per cent off on all gift items Davis Paint Adv YOU ARE cordially invited John Deere Farming Frontiers Ottawa University Student Union Jan 5th 7 30 p m Prizes and refreshments Ottawa Tractor amp Imp Co Adv SIKES Shoes Jan clearance RADIOLOGISTS Dr Madeson and Dr Hiebert will be at Ransom Memorial Hospital Wednesday and Friday Jan 5 and 7
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Boyd
Eva) Whitcher
Princeton Rfd
Olathe Community Hospital
Olathe
John Deere Farming Frontiers
Ottawa University Student Unioni
Ottawa Tractor & Imp. Co
Multiple Vehicle Accidents Reported On I-35 And US-59
The Daily Report covers several Monday morning crashes: on the Fifteenth Street bridge on I-35 a single car driven by Mary L. Osborn, 40, of Tucson, spun on slick pavement causing about 150 dollars in left front damage. three passengers uninjured. A second collision on US-59 south of Ottawa involved Apivach Rakpraja, 21, Topeka, and Phyllis M. Cobbs, 25, Ottawa. no injuries. Mary Gregory, 64, Dubuque, treated after a crash on I-35 with a 700-dollar vehicle damage. A two-vehicle crash on East Sand Creek Rd near North Highway 59 injured none.
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Fifteenth Street
Interstate 35
Mary L. Osborn
Tucson
Ariz
Ottawa
Apivach Rakpraja
Topeka
Phyllis M. Cobbs
Highway Patrol
Rakpraja
Cobbs
Dubuque
Iowa
Mary Gregory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
East Sand Creek Rd
North Highway 59
Della H. Edgecomb
Wellsville
Milton D. Bland
Kansas City cattle and hog market report with licenses
KC markets show cattle supply including 800 calves 50 slaughter steers and heifers steady cows up to 1.00 higher, feeders steady to strong. Hogs 4,000 head with barrows and gilts 50 lower, several classes down. Sheep and lambs sell firm to higher. lambs strong. Marriage licenses issued for four couples. citations for unsafe vehicle and disregarding red light. police notes list admissions and dismissals.
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Kansas City
Juveniles to Face Hearing in Franklin County Court
Two Ottawa youths, both 15, will face a formal hearing next Tuesday in Franklin County Juvenile Court on delinquency charges for entering a house without the owner's authority. Names of the juveniles were not released by officials.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Economic Gains Seen Last Month
The Commerce Department reports November led indicators up two tenths of one percent with five up and three down. Gains centered on average work week and durable goods orders, while stock prices fell 4.6 percent. The index rose to 8.5 percent of the 1967 base, and 11 of the past 13 months showed increases.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Nixon
Asst
Harold C. Passer
Passer
United States
Wall Street gains on modest trading day in New York
In moderate trading on Wall Street New York the noon Dow Jones average rose to 883.65 up 2.18. Advances and declines were closely matched on the New York Stock Exchange as analysts said the market remained in consolidation of recent gains and yearend portfolio switching was active. A large block of 117 500 Eaton shares traded on the Big Board at 41 and other sectors showed mixed results with rails oils metals and utilities up while farm implements and aircraft stocks fell.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eaton
Break-In To District Court In Ottawa
Two Ottawa men bound over to district court on burglary charges for the Dec 18 theft at Roy D. Boner residence Ottawa RFD 3. Roy Green 24 and Wayne Bond 48 of 205 S. Cedar bound over from county court and transferred to district court after preliminary hearings. Both jailed in lieu of 2000 dollar bond. Items taken include 20 boxes of ammunition and a record album Jesus Christ Superstar.
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Ottawa
Roy Green
S. Cedar
Wayne Bond
Roy D. Boner
Ottawa Rfd
Green
Judgment in slander suit awards Harris 3000 damages
In Franklin County District Court DeWayne Harris of Ottawa Ridge 4 was awarded 3000 in general damages against E W Eikerman of Bonner Springs. Harris had sought 30500 in the Jibel and slander suit, including 15000 punitive damages. An injunction restraining further libel and slander was anticipated, and Harris also received possession of two farm implements a plow and a cultivator.
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DeWayne Harris
Ottawa
Scientists Gird Against Epidemic War On Flu Bug
Washington AP. Scientists race to blunt the next influenza wave as major outbreaks recur about every decade. The NIH’s Dorland J. Davis cites slow vaccine production and urges better vaccines or treatments for the elderly and chronically ill while pursuing antigen-focused vaccine design and hybrid viruses to speed protection. Researchers see southern China as a likely epidemic source and note Nixon’s planned trip could aid exploration.
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Washington
Hong Kong
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Dorland J. Davis
Davis
China
Nixon
Unanimous Postponement of Paris Peace Talks
Paris and Washington announced the cancellation of the next peace talks session scheduled for Thursday. The move follows U S heavy air attacks on North Vietnam and North Vietnamese protests while both sides left open the date for resumption.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Nguyen Thanh le
U.S
Laos
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
US Soviet Space Health Data Pact Aims Data Exchange
SPACE CENTER Houston AP United States and the Soviet Union agreed to exchange space flight biomedical data and discuss exchanging scientists. Cochairs were Dr Charles Berry and Dr N N Guravskiy. Next meeting set for May 1972 in the United States to review flight data medical methods and terminology.
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Space Center
Houston
United States
Soviet Union
Manned Spacecraft Center
Cochairmen
Moscow
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Charles A. Berry
U.S
NASA
Life Sciences
N. N. Guravskiy
U.S.S.R
Thieves Swoop On Local Homes And Shops Under Lights
Ottawa police logged several thefts Monday mostly involving exterior lighting. Union Gas building at 24th and South US-59 lost three blue light fixtures valued at 75 dollars. Keith Goddeart missing an extension card worth 13 dollars from 1628 Apple Lane. John Schulte reported a flood light from his 809 E 17th St Terr front yard valued at 1 dollar. Don Upton noted 45 light bulbs from an outside Christmas tree valued at 11.85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Union Gas Co
24Th
South Us-59
Keith Goddeart
Apple Lane
Goddeart
John Schulte
17Th St. Terr
Don Upton
S. Ash
Hearing on Final Settlement in Allard Estate
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas will hear petition by Myron S Steere administrator cta for final settlement of Grace Morrison Allard estate case 12 287 on January 7 1972 at 10 am in Ottawa Kansas Persons concerned must file defenses otherwise judgment will be entered. attorney pro se Myron S Steere 3362 South Main Ottawa Kansas
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Franklin County
Kansas
Grace Morrison Allard
State of
Myron
Steere
T.a
C.t.a
Ottawa
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