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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1980

Page

10

Cable To Make Things Interesting In Eighties TV Evolves

AP TV columnist Peter J. Boyer surveys the 1980s TV landscape as networks launch new sit coms dramas and variety shows while technology reshapes viewing. Satellite and cable advances promise hundreds of channels, home video discs, and new services like made for cable movies and Satcom upgrades. Playboy TV and RCA satellite plans hint at rapid expansion in programming and delivery.

ABC NBC Series of the Week Club Showtime Playboy RCA

Born Free author Joy Adamson killed by animal in Kenya

Joy Adamson, 69, renowned conservationist and author of Born Free, was attacked and killed by a wild animal while strolling near her Shaba Game Reserve camp in central Kenya. Her husband George and collaborators built a life around rehabilitating captive wildlife and promoting conservation.

Nairobs Kenya Joy Adamson Adamson Elsa Pippa Ellis Monks World Wildlife Fund George Meru National Park Elsa Wild Animal Fund

Obituary and Local Notices From Ottawa Area

Funeral services for William H. Gower will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with burial in Gardner Cemetery. he moved to Ottawa in 1945 and was a retired Crestview Nursing Home custodian. Ian Aubrey Horton dies in Wichita. graveside service will be at Lebo. Ottawa Daily Record notes admissions discharges births arrests and marriage licenses, plus court arraignments and a list of local notices and upcoming amateur radio course starting Feb 20.

William H. Gower N. Poplar Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb-Roberts Gardner Cemetery Donald Powell Gower Marshfield Ottawa Edgerton Crestview Nursing Home Rosetta Rankin Olathe James H. Gower Louisiana Eugene L. Gower DeSoto William H. Gower Jr Tecumseh Clarence Gower Clathe Tana. Horton Ian Aubrey Horton Wichita Roy Horton Ashland Lebo Evan Evans Jean Horton Evelyn Evans Hattie Horton W. C. Payne Ottawa Amateur Radio Association

Lifesaving Courses Offered at Ottawa University this Spring

Ottawa University announced two American Red Cross lifesaving courses for the Spring term. Swimming Lifesaving runs Jan 10 to Feb 14, 7 to 10 p.m. in the women's gym, with a pre-test and Becky Reynolds as instructor. Water Safety Instructor’s Course Feb 18 to 28 requires 30 to 40 hours, ages 17+, active lifesaving certificate. Fees $15 each, books at Union Book Store, contact Evelyn Kenney at 242-5200 Ext. 227.

Charles Kinsey Sycamore Raymond Schmidt S. Cedar Steven L. Tedrow Ash Bonnie J. Harber Ottawa Walker A. Hendrix S. Hickory Georgia D. Jackson N. Cedar Diana L. Holcomb Lawrence Jimmy J. Johnson N. Cherry Victoria L. Carey Cottonwood Tarry W. Dillard Princeton Road Jimmy ©. Blankenship Orchard Drive Ivan R. McFadden S. Locust Gregory A. Worthington Pomona Sallie M. Austin E. 6Th Gary W. Davis Williamsburg Vicki J. Spellman Osawatomie Roger D. Tschantz Ottawa University Becky Reynolds Wichita The Red Cross Union Book Store Evelyn Kenney

Gold Drops Sharply as Dealers Call It Inevitable

The price of gold tumbled up to 50 dollars an ounce amid profit taking as the dollar strengthens. In Hong Kong bullion opened at 631.48 and closed 609.42, down 3.84 from Thursday, with similar declines in Zurich and London markets as prices slid from early highs to about 585 in Zurich and 590 in London.

London Far East Hong Kong Zurich Europe

Ottawa events and sales crowd January listings

Ottawa and area notices highlight a January 5 dance at the VFW a 1 p.m. center festival, a 1980 barbershop concert on January 12, and a January 12 chamber banquet at Ottawa University with Paul Gray and The Gas Light Gang. Also promotions for appliances televisions and local dining specials.

Ottawa University Paul Gray Gas Light Gang K. C. Star

Overbrook Woman Charged With Husband Murder

Deborah Davis Carnutt of rural Overbrook bound over for arraignment after prosecutors present a signed statement in which she admits shooting her husband James Curnutt, 38, who was found dead at their home on Christmas Day. The defendant, 21, claims years of abuse contributed to the fatal shooting. arraignment set for January 7.

Lyndon Deborah Davis Carnutt Curnutt Overbrook James Curnutt Osage County Michael Hines

Hitchhiker robbed on I-35 near US 59 interchange

A 33-year-old man from Van Nuys California was struck and robbed while hitchhiking on I-35 near the US 59 exit. The thief demanded the wallet, took $40, returned the wallet, and fled. the assailant was arrested after a truck driver stopped. Police found marijuana on the suspect and charged him with possession and aggravated assault. Authorities noted two lawsuits filed in Garnett for $1.26 million related to Denise Bose's fatal Sept 16 auto crash.

Oklahoma City Okla Robert L. Church van Nuys Calif Ransom Memorial Hospital Church Garnett Duane Rose Denise Steve Doering Bose Burlington Road Rose Metropolitan Life Insurance Company American Family Life Insurance Highway Patrol Chanute

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