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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1979

Page

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Big Snow Ushers In The New Year

Ottawans cope with a foot of snow as northeastern Kansas faced weekend winter weather. Police recorded over 20 accidents, mostly due to Friday night freezing drizzle, with one major incident a Yellow Freight truck overturn on I 35 near Wellsville. Driver Vernon Eastwood treated and released. traffic blocked briefly. Schools opened with no buses. 100 to 150 of 600 at Ottawa Junior High absent. two snow days remain on the calendar.

Jay Bemis Kansas Sheriff's Department Wellsville Vernon Eastwood Independence Ransom Memorial Hospital Eastwood Kansas Highway Patrol Department of Public Safety Ottawa U.S.C Ottawa Junior High School John Kimbrel Ken Woods Woods

No School in Area Amid Snow Storm and Freezing Pipe Problems

Baldwin Lyndon Quenemo Central Heights Pomona Williamsburg Wellsville Garnett Melvern Waverly schools closed due to snow with some districts waiting on decisions for Wednesday. Central Heights reports frozen pipes and possible flooding, likely delaying classes. County crews battle drifts with 11 maintainers and four trucks, aiming to restore one way traffic and widen cleaned lanes. Ambulance director notes non weather related weekend runs, warns about outdoors for heart or respiratory patients. City crews remove snow. nine trucks and five snow removal vehicles cleared blocks slowly, with 18 employees working. city expects continued operations to Wednesday. Forecasts call for colder temperatures and a gradual moderation by Wednesday with lows of 10 to 15 below tonight and highs near 20 Wednesday. Winds light to variable.

Baldwin Lyndon Quenemo Central Heights Pomona Williamsburg Wellsville Garnett Melvern Waverly Craig Santarpia Santarpia al Brandt

Snow shovels vanish as Ottawans rush to stores

Ottawa residents ignored earlier forecasts of heavy snow and flooded local shops this weekend to buy shovels and tire chains. Pamida reported 96 shovels sold in two hours while Town and Country and Alco Discount Store noted sold out shovels. only few remained at some locations.

Ottawa S. Walnut Alco Discount Store S. Main

Inside Tournament play offers stiff challenge for OU cagers

In tournament action OU basketball faces a tough test as it confronts a strong opponent. The game highlights the rising difficulty of the schedule and the need for disciplined defense and scoring balance to advance.

First Baby Is On Hold In Ottawa Territory

The Ottawa trade area reports no first baby for the New Year yet with one birth at Ransom Memorial Hospital at 8 54 a m Monday. Johnnie Edward Walker a 9 pound 13 ounce boy born to Jimmie and Carol Lee Sayler Walker of Kansas City while visiting Mrs Sayler in Princeton due to a storm delaying return.

Ottawa Trade Territory Ransom Memorial Hospital Kansas City Ottawa Trade Area Johnnie Edward Walker Jimmie Walker

China breaks with Soviets in push for Sino U.S. ties

Ambassador Chai Tie-min outlined a joint front against hegemonism and urged Taiwan to reunite with the mainland while welcoming U.S. relations. Mondale called the move the dawn of a new era as officials toasted in Washington with flags displayed and New Year greetings.

Washington China United States Taiwan Chai Tie-min Walter F. Mondale Mondale Chai U.S Kremlin

Teng invites Goldwater to visit China for peaceful Taiwan reunification

Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping offered a hand of peace to pursue Taiwan reunification through peaceful means during a two hour meeting with eight members of the U S House Banking Committee led by Rep Thomas L Ashley. He invited Sen Barry Goldwater to Peking while rejecting expansionist aims and stressing dialogue.

Peking Teng Hsiao-ping Sen Barry Goldwater Taiwan China Teng U.S. House Banking Committee Thomas L. Ashley Ohio Richard Kelly R-Fla John J. LaFalce D-N.y LaFalce United States Ashley Sen. Goldwater

Perry Quenches Lawrence Thirst

A Kansas River ice jam cut Lawrence’s water supply overnight affecting the 50,000 residents. Water released from Lake Perry began reaching intake pipes this morning easing the shortage. City Manager Buford Watson said campus buildings and most University of Kansas offices faced low pressure with a return to normal expected tonight. Residents urged to conserve.

Lawrence, Kan Kansas River Lawrence Lake Perry Buford Watson University of Kansas Watson

Housing Rezoning Aims At West Fifteenth Street Project

Ottawa planning commissioners meet at City Hall tonight to decide a rescinding zoning change for Stuart Young to allow a 30 unit moderate income housing project on West Fifteenth Street. HUD rent subsidies hinge on developer Urban Equities Kansas City plan.

Ottawa City Commission West Fifteenth Planning Commission City Hall Stuart Young West Fifteenth Street Young Ash Joel Tonkin Urban Equities Inc Kansas City Tonkin U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development East Ninth Mobile Home Park Mobile Home District Mobile Home Park District Puritan-Bennett Corporation East Logan Puritan- Bennett Kansas Department of Transportation Fifteenth Street Robert C. Miller Conoco Travel

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