Multiple Local Offenders and Obituaries in Weekly Notices
The column lists numerous individuals with addresses from Ottawa and surrounding towns facing traffic fines for infractions such as running stop signs, parking near crosswalks, and illegal parking. several entries include dismissals or suspended fines. The section also covers deaths and services for James E. Wray of McPherson and Clifford Haverty, with burial details and survivor lists, followed by hospital admissions, dismissals, a birth notice, and Kansas City market cattle report data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Cowdin
Ottawa
Richard Forster
S. Main
Kristine Garrett
S. Sycamore
Jacquiine Seyler
Main
Cheri D. Jones
W. 15Th
Cecil McAdoo
RFD
Egal
Merlin Casteel
S. Elm
James Scott
Quenemo
Dale Tegtmeyer
S. Cherry
John Bilgrien
Randy Sible
N. Cherry
Reflections On State Economy Reflections On State Economy
Senator Wint Winter discusses inflation impact on the Kansas budget. He notes rising revenues and a projected general fund balance of about 147 million by June 30, 1975, with potential 7 percent revenue growth to 650 million and a 155 million end balance by June 30, 1976. He urges conservative spending and vows to challenge the governor’s budget while criticizing the bingo bill’s restrictions on nonprofits. He favors House amendments to simplify the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
House
Fighting erupts in Asmara amid Eritrean rebel assault
House-to-house fighting between Ethiopian government troops and Eritrean separatists erupts in Asmara. Mortars rockets and machineguns shell palm-lined streets as the 2nd division battles rebels estimated at 17,000. The U S consulate weighs evacuating 300 Americans amid curfews and closed airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Asmara
Red Sea
Here
U.S
Eritrean Liberation Front
ELF
Popular Liberation Front
PLF
Eritrea
Haile Selassie
Osman Saleh Sabbi
Beirut
Sabbi
Libya
Robert
Perry
2Nd Army
Kagnew
Iraq
Syria
Worden weather January precipitation report and local notices
The Worden observer records 1.91 inches of precipitation for January exceeding the 1.27 inch normal. Area 4-Hers form a dog club with Joann Rich as president Kay Sylvester vice president Kay Gregg secretary treasurer and Linda Teter reporter. SSGT Jenkins the local Air Force recruiter will be at the Job Opportunity Center every Friday at 1 pm with other days by appointment contact 842 Massachusetts Lawrence or 913-843-3000. A play titled THE GREEN HORNET by Hawthorne School student Mark Allen is set for 2 pm Monday at Hawthorne Auditorium. Four 4-Hers Debbie Chambers Gene Van Horn Nancy Horne and Bill Blake are named to the Franklin County Fair board as junior members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area 4-H’ers
Joann Rich
Kay Sylvester
Kay Gregg
Linda Teter
S.sgt. Jenkins
Air Force
Second
Cedar
Jenkins
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Mark Allen
Hawthorne School
Hawthorne Auditorium
Franklin County Fair Association
Debbie Chambers
Wellsville
Gene van Horn
Ottawa Rfd
Nancy Horne
Princeton
Bill Blake
Slasher Kills Ninth on Skid Row Hunt Heads to Police
In Los Angeles a ninth victim of the Skid Row Slasher was found with throat slit. Clyde C Hay, 34, of National Cash Register Co. was slain in a Hollywood area old apartment house. A coworker discovered the body after he failed to report to work. The coroner noted the killer beat the man before the fatal cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clyde C. Hay
National Cash’ Register Co
Hollywood
Hay
Dance and sale notices from local venues and stores
Ads list upcoming dance events at VFW Country Swingers and Elbow Lounge with bands the Hillbilly Flint. Also local sales include high protein horse meat canned dog food 24 can case 5.49 Metzger Salvage and Town and Country ads for potatoes shirts carpet samples and donuts from Carol Lee Donuts Waymire's store and South Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Deadly US Flu Outbreak Lifts Epidemic Death Toll
In the week ending January 25 the CDC reported 759 flu related deaths across 121 cities, 195 above the normal level. Officials warned against alarm, noting this year will not rival the 1968 69 Hong Kong flu season, which saw about 12 700 excess deaths. Some regions rose above the epidemic threshold while others remained below, with sharp increases in Minnesota Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Texas Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Great Lakes
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Dole Campaign Spends Over $1 Million in 1974
Official 1974 campaign expenditures show Sen. Bob Dole at $1,073,413.33, first million-dollar campaign in Kansas history. Opponent Bill Roy spent about $336,000 less. Dole team later noted the actual outlay was slightly under $1 million after deductions for fundraising, in-kind contributions, and other offsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Bob Dole
Kansas
Dole
Bill Roy
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the Daily Report
Probate
Kenneth William Poore
Prairie Village
Victoria Theresa Poore
Overland Park
Burt Ardell Green
Jean Anne Carleton
Donald Lee Hamerickhouse
Marjorie Ann Payne
Charles William Vance
Richmond
Neva Elien Malone
Charles Cox
Walnut
Luther Stevens
S. Hickory
William Haas
Harry Reeves
W. 2Nd
Bob Roehl
N. Cedar
Victor Shenk
N. King
Fletcher Rodgers
Ottawa Red 3
James Wray
James E. Wray
McPherson
Franklin County
Axtell Christian Hospital
Newton
Eight Mile
Old German Baptist Church
Centropolis
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
George Edgecomb
Raymond Kinsley
Wray
Indiana
Joseph Henry
Catherine Wray
Clara E. Crist
Vena Spigel
Joseph Benjamin Wray
Alcany Wray
Sara Jane Altic
Grosy E. Fogwell
Vena Catherine Walters
Omaha
Neb
Alfred Altic
Everett Crist
Harlan Crist
Delmer Wray
Leonard Wray
Lester Wray
Clifford Haverty
Lamb-Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Brooks
A. McMahon
LeRoy Barkdoll
Joel Cutting
Lee Hysom
Art Jensen
Ed Johnson
W.F. Kramer
Glenn Underwood
Glenn Wicke
Bessie M. Hoadley
S. Locust
Betty Heinitz
Cherry
Ruth Shannon
S. Mulberry
Jason Knapp
N. Sycamore
Curtis Guinn
Wellsville Rfd
Richard Cravens
Nathan Balyeat
Meadow Lane
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
David Warren
Amo
Towner
Tawa, Kansas
Stella Mae New
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron-Towner Chapel
Princeton Cemetery
Damron Towner Chapel
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Sen. Wint
NEW York
New Curtiss
York Stock Exchange
duPont
Echlin
AllisChai
ExxonCp
Amt&t
GenEl
Ampex Corp
GenMill
GnMot
AdRich
Avco Corp
Grace
Beecha
GulfOil
Boeing
CBS
Hercules
Celanse
Hesston
Cert Teed
Homestic
CessnadAir
IBM
IntPaper
Comwe
Kangel
Comsat
Kresges
Andtuns Mee
Laurel and
Hardy
Worden Weather Observer
Ad Briefs
VFW Country Swingers
Dance Elbow
the Hillbilly Flint
Anderson Carpet
Carol Lee
Waymire’s
South
Golden
Therc
Chuck
Ottawa, Kansas
Atlanta, Ga
Center For Disease Control
Lawrence Corey
Hong Kong
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
New England
Pacific
Jota H
Jack
Board of Education
Polidv
Harold E. Tobler
Paine
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