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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1980

Page

7

Speeding Tickets Up Traffic Deaths Down Last Year

Kansas reduced road deaths to 518 in 1979 from 572 in 1978 as 55 mph enforcement and more drunk-driving arrests contributed. The Highway Patrol reported 183,240 speeding citations in 1979, down from 200,745 in 1978, with alcohol-related arrests up 15 percent to 2,733. Officials expect 1980 citations to stay near 1979 levels.

Jay Bemis Topeka Kansas Highway Patrol David L. Hornbaker Hornbaker

Franklin County beef referendum set for Feb 19 22

Franklin County Kansas beef producers registered 266 for a national referendum with voting scheduled February 19 to 22 at the ASCS office in Manhattan. Albert Dunbar chairs the Franklin County drive aiming for 170 yes votes. past turnout was 153. Morgan, Kansas State University’s longtime athletic trainer, died at 64 after a heart attack.

Franklin County Agricultural and Soil Conservation Service ASCS Manhattan Kan Laurence Porky Morgan Kansas State University St. Mary Hospital Ahearn Field House Moline, Hr Kansas State East Moline (Jr.) High School St. Ambrose College Citadel Albert Dunbar Kansas

Hart Rites for Lyle Hart Set in Ottawa Area

Death notice for Lyle Raymond Hart 60 of Ottawa RFD 2 who died Wednesday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services 11 am Saturday at Dengel & Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery officiated by Rev. William Weber. Hart born March 19, 1919 in Michigan Valley. lifelong Osage and Franklin counties farmer and WWII Merchant Marine. Survived by mother Elsa Hart daughter Candy Potter stepson Lewis Baker stepdaughter Janice Griffin sister Betty Dearfoss and four grandchildren. ADMISSIONS Jeffrey Pelton Floyd Hughes. Dismissals Debra Martin Linda Emery Paine Mildred Blank Mary Kraft Wanda Davis. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs Richard Riemer a girl and Mr. and Mrs Keith Sleichter a girl. Non-injury collision reported at Second and Cedar Streets.

Lyle R. Hart Lyle Raymond Hart Ottawa RFD Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel & Son Mortuary Highland Cemetery William Weber Hart Michigan Valley Osage Franklin Counties Merchant Marines Arie Lodge Jeffrey Pelton Burrough Floyd Hughes S. Oak Debra Martin Osawatomie Linda Emery N. Cedar Leon Paine Maple Mildred Blank Kansas City Mary Kraft Canterbury Court Wanda Davis Richard Riemer N. Main Keith Sleichter Franklin Dengel & Son

Ottawa area brief hits crime, sales and events

Police log lists two burglaries with loot totals to 240 dollars and 50 dollars, a parking lot vandalism, a right of way violation with 400 dollars in damages, and notices including sales at local shops, a dance at VFW, a travel film event, church supper, and hospital patient SHERM NICHOLS. The items reflect a忙 mix of municipal notices and community happenings.

Fire destroys garage shop near Randy Howard home

A Wednesday morning blaze about three miles northeast of Rantoul destroyed a tin and wood garage woodworking shop near Randy Howard's home. Sheriff officials said an unattended wood burning stove likely caused $3,000 damage, with the building worth $2,000 and contents $5,000 including tools, lumber, an air compressor, and a 1972 Ford van. Cathy Howard spotted the fire at 10:10 am and summoned Cutler Township Fire Department. R. B. Shoemaker, 63, Paola minister and Howard's father-in-law, was listed as an owner. the property was partially insured.

Rantoul Here Randy Howard Howard Cathy Cutler Township R. B. Shoemaker

Break-Ins Lead Ottawa Man And Youth Arrests

A 19-year-old Ottawa man and a 15-year-old Wellsville boy were held on burglary charges after three overnight break-ins. Conoco Travel Shoppe yielded a battery, tools and lighters. two North Main businesses were entered but yielded no cash. Police found stolen property and marijuana at a residence. arrests followed with charges pending.

Ottawa Department of Public Safety Wellsville Conoco Travel North Main Champion Service N. Main Conoco DPS North Main

City Sets Spruce Street Hearing for March 5

City commissioners set March 5 at 9 35 AM for a public hearing on Spruce Street improvements from Logan to Wilson. Project cost is estimated at 312 210 dollars with a 65 percent assessment on the benefit district and the rest by the city.

Spruce Street Logan Wilson Robert Mills Spruce Mills

Ottawa University Student Receives Rotary Award

Selena Sermeno of El Salvador received a $125 scholarship from the Ottawa Rotary Club as part of nine foreign student grants this semester across nine area universities in Rotary District 71 Northeastern Kansas. Dr. S Martin Brockway noted Rotary International’s 75th anniversary with over $5 million in scholarships awarded last year.

Ottawa University Selena Sermeno el Salvador Ottawa Rotary Club S. Martin Brockway Rotary Kansas Rotary International al Keefer Barton County Junior College Brad Gooddert Kansas University Kim Fogle Wichita University Brockway Claire Hettinger Topeka Rodrigo Diaz de Vargas Papantla Vera Cruz Mexico Ottawa Aurea Laura Chicago Ottawa Club Martin Brockway

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