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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1978

Page

6

Area News Shorts Garnett County Officials Consider Bonds and Tax Changes

Anderson County appraiser extends personal property filing deadline to March 15 for the new do it yourself tax forms. Garnett city to place two fire equipment bond issues on April 4 ballot. Cable TV rate increases to 1.00 monthly start March 1. World Day of Prayer observances planned across Lyndon Vassar Garnett and area churches. Garnett USD 965 teachers seek raises totaling about 141,752 with base salary rising to 9600. Marie Hoffmeier to retire after 32 years as North Anderson Master Teacher nominee. Donna McClure receives 1978 Kansas Daughters of Colonial Wars teacher award.

Garnett Anderson County Joe Fritz City Commission U.S.D Marie Hoffmeier North Anderson Teachers Association

Union Calls to Cut Ties With South Africa

The AFL-CIO urged the United States to sever social cultural athletic and diplomatic ties with South Africa to end apartheid. It called for ending Export-Import Bank credits and supporting UN disciplinary actions while backing South African trade unions against repressive conditions. Congressmen Downey and Maguire hailed the move as a sign of rising American public concern over Prime Minister Vorster's government.

Miami Beach Fla Afl-Cio United States South Africa United Nations John Vorster

Dance and dining events at local venues this weekend

EAGLES Lodge hosts a Saturday 9 p.m. dance featuring Nita and the Drifters with a choice menu including steaks and shrimp at S & M Buffet. Jimmie Lee and the Good Timers perform at Saddleback Lounge Saturday night and Sunday. Ottawa Country Club offers prime rib and steaks, VFW sets a Feb 25 dance with Leonard and the Strangers, Select Dairy advertises lowfat milk, and Mr and Mrs Dick Smay present Holy Land photos at Free Methodist Church. Metzger Salvage advertises bankrupt stock on 109 N Main.

Obituaries and Public Notices From Ottawa Area

Services for Mrs. Buelah Mae Broderson 91 of Chanute and for Nathan E. Fred 77 of Rantoul were set with burial plans. The report lists admissions dismissals and marriages at Ottawa area facilities, DPS vehicle accidents, and weekly school lunch menus. It also covers missing person updates, animal and cattle market results, and Kansas City wheat futures with sales totals.

Buelah Mae Broderson Chanute Cedar House Lamb-Roberts Highland Cemetery Henry A. Roberts Jr Broderson Ottawa Russell W Alice L. (Dutton) Howard

Library Line Answers From Community Information Center

The library offers help beyond books with a weekly Q and A. Readers can call 242-3080 or visit at 5th and Main for questions on topics from the Boston Marathon date to Easter, zip codes, movie rentals, and birdhouse basics.

5Th and Main Hopkinton Prudential Center Mobil March of Dimes Lawrence Town St Topeka Twentieth Century-Fox Movie Company Twentieth Century-Fox W. Pico Blvd Los Angeles Dun & Bradstreet Britannica

Brimmer caps NAIA indoor with meet record triple jump

Kenneth Brimmer of Jackson State won the NAIA Indoor Track and Fidel Championships triple jump with 52 feet 10 3/4 inches, a meet record. His winning leap helped Jackson State surge to 38 points lead. Southern Baton Rouge and Adams State followed as contenders in the seven-event first night.

Kansas City Kenneth Brimmer Brimmer Jackson State Pomaney Joe Whitley Southern Ricky Davenport Davenport

Juveniles Arrested In Car Theft Case In Ottawa

Two Ottawa youths aged 13 and 15 were taken into custody by the Department of Public Safety after a 1971 Ford Torino was stolen from Pamida in south US-59 and later recovered near Indian Lanes bowling alley. They were referred to the Franklin County juvenile officer.

Department of Public Safety Pamida Us-59 Ottawa Franklin County Wallace F. Crow Indian Lanes Princeton Road

Slides of the Holy Land shown at Free Methodist Church

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smay will present slides of the Holy Land at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Free Methodist Church. Terry Evans of 119 B.ath was reported in satisfactory condition at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City after a Friday Havens Steel accident in which he fell from a ladder suffering cracked ribs and removal of his spleen and appendix.

Lanna Bond Ottawa Rfc Terry Evans Roger Comstock Quenemo Alice B. Morgan Oak Haven Nursing Home Sylvia Phares Ottawa Rfd Dana Devin Hamblin Angel Cox Willow Aatron Moore Cypress Frank Stantorf N. Cedar Clyde Butts S. Sycamore Daisy Wyrick S. Locust E. 8Th St. Luke's Kansas City The Holy Land Free Methodist Church Richard Smay St Luke's Hospital Havens Steel Evans

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Anderson Lyndon Assembly of God Church United Presbyterian United Methodist Assembly of God United Methodist of Vassar Mt Pleasant Vassar Holy Angels Catholic Church USD 365 Garett Osawatomie Donna McClure Kansas Society of Daughters of Colonial Wars Union Aflcio Executive Council Council George Meany U.S Thomas J. Downey D-N.y Andrew Maguire Dn.j Washington Export-Import Bank Ad Briefs Eagles Lodge Nita and the Drifters S & M Buffet East 5Th Jimmie Lee and Good Timers Saddleback Lounge Ottawa Country Club Dance Vfw Leonard and the Strangers N. Main Dick Smay N. Oak Metzger Salvage the Daily Report Nathan E. Fred Maude F. Fred Horace B Fred Grandview Loren Fred Wichita District Court News Donald Henricks Legal Egalah Humphreys Phillip Thornberry Prairie Village Mary Grinnan Public Safety News DPS U.S.C Fisenhower-Field Garfield-Senior High Hawthorne-Lincoln U.E.D South Main Troy W. Greisen S. Main Michael R. Sellers West 15Th and Ash Elsie L. Good Wellsville Rfd Velma R. Sheler S. Mulberry Beth F. Griffin Cedar William D. Wolf Spruce East Eighth Dale J. Dewispelaere M. B. Seymour Poplar Ottawa University Centennial Hall Rubina A. Stockebrand, CO Logan Street Sycamore Marge Smith Morsbach S. Ash Genera J. Garrett N. Sycamore East 13Th Street South Cedar Donne M. Hobbs S. Cedar Frederick E. Schnoke E. 18Th Princeton Pamioa North Drive Dudley R. Malburg Ninth Street Julia M. Cook Elliott Barnes S. Hickory Brown Hall Larry D. O'Hara Ottawa Rfd 2 Kansas City Board of Trade Amana Towa U.S. Treasury Encylopedia Americana Wren Walter Schutz State Film Cooperative NAIA NATA Frank Gross Adams State Colo Gross al Feuerbach Emporia State Funeral Home Doyen Insurance Agency Howard J. Doyen Betty Malburg
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