Fire totals Princeton house on Main Street
A house at 506 Main in Princeton was destroyed by a fast moving blaze reported at 3:40 p.m. on Wednesday. Officials deem the fire suspicious and under investigation, with the owner listed as Michael A. Moore. No fatalities reported, but a neighbor, Velma Louderback, was treated for smoke inhalation.
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Princeton
Main
Craig Davis
Ohio
Richmond
Williamsburg
Michael A. Moore
Ottawa
RFD
Velma T. Louderback
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Constance S. Sams
N. Oak
Sams
Sandra K. Howard
Ottawa area hospital notes and public safety briefings
Dismissals include Jesse Weburg and Irene Cox of Ottawa and Kourtney Brim of Rantoul with births reported for Doug Smith and Andrew Paterson of Ottawa. Theft involved lug nuts from Byron Goracke’s pickup. public safety notes cover vandalism arrests near Ottawa High School, a BB gun incident causing $200 damage, and a trash receptacle theft from Ottawa Sanitation. Accident reports list several noninjury crashes. a kitchen wok fire at 519 S Locust caused $1,100 damage with three occupants safe.
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Jesse Weburg
Irene Cox
Ottawa
Kourtney Brim
Rantoul
Doug Smith
Andrew Paterson
Sheriff's News
Byron Goracke
Pomona
Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
Ottawa High School
Attornpy
Ottawa Sanitation
DPS
S. Locust
Daryl Shutt
OPS
Jack E. Crumley
Stanley Shisler
Garnett
Soviets Move Toward Multiparty Rule and Presidency
The Communist Party leadership signals a shift toward a multiparty system and direct leader elections, while calls grow to end the party’s legal monopoly and restructure government into a presidential system. Reform advocates urge dismantling party control in army, police, KGB, courts, and state institutions as street pressure rises.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Svyatoslav Fyodorov
KGB
Yuri Mityunov
Independent Democratic Union
Legislative Highlights and Policy Debates Across Kansas
Senate veto override fails as welfare cuts remain. A 18 to 22 vote blocks restoring 1.27 million for dependent children aid and 371 thousand for independent living programs. Senate advances cigarette tax hike to raise 12 million for higher education. Attorney General and prosecutors urge adults-for-juveniles trials for serious crimes by 14 and 15 year olds. House approves 7.29 million emergency funds for property tax relief and Sheridan Coliseum renovation at Fort Hays State. Tax amendment debate centers on cutting commercial assessment to 20 percent and treating apartment complexes as commercial.
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Senate
Mike Hayden
Hayden
House
Board of Regents
Robert Stephan
Butler and Geary County
Judiciary Committee
State Board of Tax Appeals
Fort Hays State University
Sheridan Coliseum
House Taxation Committee
Robert Vancrum
Funeral for Burlingham, 80, to be held in Ottawa
Funeral services for Charles B. Burlingham 80 of 907 Willow will be 1:30 PM Monday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Jerrald Harnden officiating. Burial at Overbrook Cemetery. Born April 15 1909 near Richmond he farmed then moved to Ottawa in 1943. He co founded Burlingham and Cox Plumbing Heating and retired in 1974. Survived by wife Nellie Cox Burlingham a son James Burtingham a daughter Nancy Meyers and a grandchild. Memorials suggested to Ellis National Scholarship Fund or First United Methodist Church.
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Charles B. Burlingham
Willow
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Jerrald R. Harnden
Overbrook Cemetery
Richmond
E.M
Eliza (Dorman
Burlingham
Nellie M. Cox
Johnson County
Ottawa
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
DeSoto
H.B. Cox
Burlingham and Cox Plumbing and Heating
Democratic Party
First United Methodist Church
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge
Kansas State Elks Lodge Committee
Elks
James E. Burtingham
Layton
Utah
Nancy A. Meyers
Lenexa
Ellis National Scholarship Fund
Warren G. Wesen
Warren G. Welen
Grace Episcopal Church
Highland Cemetery
American Heart Fund
Charles Burlingham
Charles E. Burlingham
Overbrook
Kansas Elks Scholarship Fund
Franklin County Almanac Extended Forecast
Extended forecast for Franklin County Kansas through Monday continues dry and mild. Highs around 50s with some west winds Monday. Lows mid 20s to near 30. Cloudy tonight with a low near 25 and west to northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday mostly sunny and cool with light northwest breezes and a high near 45.
Quilt Show at Fort Leavenworth Rescheduled to Saturday
Correction issued after a reporter's error in Tuesday's Bulletin Board fixes the schedule for the Fort Leavenworth quilt show. The event will now take place on Saturday. no other details are provided in the notice.
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Fort Leavenworth
Community Event Roundup of Local Sales and Clubs
Ads list garage sale at 1st United Methodist Church basement on 4th and Hickory from 8 to 3 Saturday. Includes gift wrap, jewelry shop anniversary promos, dance events at Pepper's and Sacred Heart paper drive, 50 percent off Carter sleepwear, new jewelry shipments at Charlotte's Chat & Curl, VFW birthday dance February 10, Noblia watch offers, Sutton's Jewelry quadruple anniversary, and Wendy Browning nail services debut February 10 at A Cut Above with appointments.
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United Methodist
United Methodist Church
4Th
Hickory
Ottawa
V.F.W
Country Gentlemen
Noblia
Sutton
Wendy Browning
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the Daily Report
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Landee Cummings
Pampa
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Amy Files
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Stacey Kroll
Barrington
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King
Craig LeBlanc
Kansas City
David Walker
Independence
Danny Holmes
Darnell Johnson
Shelby
Miss
Rodney White
Star Search
Jessica Hicks
Tangela Foster
Ottawa Middle School
Julie Sutton
Rachel Schrag
Blaine Finch
Alex Alderman
Hans
Franz
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Steve Zuk
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Heart Association
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Franklin County Almanac
Kansas
Wamu
Ad Briefs
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Sutton’s
Pepper's
Sal
Sacred Heart
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Carter
Young Place
S. Main
Charlotte’s
Chat & Curl
S. Elm
Memoriam
Lengel Don Mortuary
Itlawa
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