Briefs Spec Army Commendation to Gosney in Vietnam
Gerald R. Gosney son of Mr and Mrs Max Foushee 626 S Cherry awarded the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious achievement during military operations against a hostile force. Gosney serves in the 328th Radio Research Company stationed at Chu Lai Vietnam in the Army since March 19 1970. Also notes on auto tag dates and penalties, leadership conference attendance by Ray Brulez Wichita State University student, Franklin County assessor activity, Fred Gilby patient at St Luke's Hospital and Latimer community potluck.
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Spec
Gerald R. Gosney
Max Foushee
S. Cherry
Gosney
328Th Radio Research Company
Chu Lai
Vietnam
Ray Brulez
Arthur Brulez
Richmond
Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
Tex
Brulez
Wichita State University
South Central
Crusade For Christ International
Ottawa skating rink set to open Wednesday afternoon
The Ottawa Recreation Commission says Forest Park skating rink will be ready for use by Wednesday afternoon if cold weather persists. The plan hinges on continued freezing temperatures and proper ice maintenance.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Nixon optimism spurs moderate Wall Street gain
Wall Street rose modestly in fairly active trading as President Nixon outlined plans for the economy. At noon the Dow Jones 30 industrials rose to 834.61, while the AP 6-stock average advanced to 239.0. Nixon said he would not seek new taxes or wage and price controls and forecast improvement in 1971 and 1972. An analyst called the remarks largely neutral for markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nixon
Wall Street
Bridge Winners at Elk's Club Event Reported
Daily Report notes Elk's Club bridge winners in North South and East West pairs with first and second placers. Also includes obituaries for Wilbur G Bailey and Kenneth Vernon Hobbs, two minor accidents with local details, and service notices for Mary F Rambo.
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The
Elk's Club
Dorothy Casey
Lawrence
L. R. MecClay
John Wassmer
Robert A. Anderson
Gene Bush
Chester Hall
Pleaston
Betty Underwood
Merle Price
Police and court notes from Ottawa area
Police report lists Timothy Drysdale 22 charged with careless driving. Divorce filing Linda Howard v Richard Howard custody of two children. Citations include Jack Garrison driving left of center and Richard Zell improper passing. Others cited for unsafe vehicle and lack of registration. Admissions and dismissals noted. Emergency injuries include lacerations to head knee lip wrist hand and burns from various causes.
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Linda
Howard
Richard A. Howard
Jack A. Garrison
Williamsburg
Roger A. Keith
Ottawa Rfd
Richard E. Zell
Enid
Okla
Kenneth E. Harring
Excelsior Springs
Timothy I. Shy
Wichita
Doris McDaniel
Cleveland
Teresa Myers
Ottawa
RFD
Steven Dillon
Pomona
Johnny Johnson
Judy Corcoran
Hickory
Randy Kirkpatrick
Melvern
Margaret Bond
Cedar
Burns
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary Report
KC markets show cattle steady to higher with high demand for steers and heifers and strong feeders. Hogs mostly steady to slightly lower, with lighter weights firm and heavier weights lifting. Sheep and lambs mix with lambs firm to strong and ewe prices steady.
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Kansas City
Laird Pushes Close Japan Ties to Anchor Pacific Security
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird moves toward a closer link with Japanese defense officials as U S forces withdraw from Asia. He hopes to visit Japan mid year to build rapport, viewing Japan as a potential keystone in Pacific area security and a counterweight to China. Japan would expand defense spending and force structure over years, with ambivalent views in Tokyo about shouldering broader duties.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Japan
Laird
U. S
Asia
U.S
Laird Associates
NATO
Dapan
Pentagon
Pacific Area
China
United States
Western Pacific
Far East
Bowling league scores and leaders from Helen & Bill's and others
Brunswick bowling league results list high games and series for many teams including Helen & Bills, MFAO, LeMaster, John's Gulf, Monday Night Ladies, Ottawa Bowl, Osborn's, Baldwin Ward clubs, and KOFC. Notable entries include 216-566 by Bond, 507 series by Ffritts, 609 by Wolgast, and 582 by D Miller, with multiple high 30s and 10s tallied across clubs.
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Brunswick League
Helen & Bill’s
Bond
MFAO
Carey
Ffritts
Liegerot
Lemaster
Scribner
John's Gulf
Hull
Love
Oor
Hamner
Breckenridge
ILGWU
Everham
Gordon
Meadow
Heinitz
Osborn's
Trouiman
Hoover
Franklin Savings
Murrow
Hoffman
Nitchel
Heckman
Baldwin-Ward
C. Everson
Carpenter
McClure
Pierce
Dengel & Son
Forester
D. Miller
Lefler
New TV Maintenance Plan by Ron Lacey in Quenemo RFD
Ron Lacey of Quenemo RFD 2 offers a home television maintenance plan for area viewers. A color television repair specialist, he has five years with Western Auto and 16 years of post Navy electronics service. He provides at home repairs and lists Ottawa as the answering service at 242-3027.
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Ron Lacey
Quenemo Rfd 2
Lacey
Western Auto
Ottawa
School board bids for windows and new calendar approved
The board seeks bids to replace 110 to 120 junior high school windows during the summer with installation before next fall. Superintendent Forker says finances are adequate for the project. A new 181 day school calendar, similar to this term, was approved.
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Forker
Funeral services for Sara Anna Weidner held Wednesday
Funeral services for Sara Anna Weidner were announced to take place at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Paul W. Pentz will officiate. Interment will follow in Mount Hope Cemetery in Williamsburg.
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Wilbur G. Bailey
Lyndon
Lyndon United Presbyterian Church
Bailey
Overbrook
Quenemo
Anna B. Miller
Ottawa
Pleasant Run
Mary F. Rambo
Winfield
Cedar House
Swisher-Taylor Funeral Home
G. E. Caskey
Cambridge Cemetery
Cambridge
Julius 0. Evans
Julius O. Evans
Damron Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Paul Pentz
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Af&am
Kenneth Vernon Hobbs
Damron-Towner
Hobbs
FDA Research Project Draws Much Criticism
Washington AP report notes consumer groups attack an FDA plan to use industry funded CRI research to shape new nutrition labeling rules. CRI would run field tests costing up to 100000 donated if approved. FDA says findings would supplement other inputs in shaping labels for processed foods including cereals and beverages.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
The
CRI
FDA
Institute
Raymond C. Stokes
James D. Grant
Erma Angevine
Consumer Federation of America
Morris Kaplan
Consumers Union
White House
Consumer Affairs Office
Nixon
Weather Elsewhere Weather Elsewhere
Weather reports from cities across the United States show varied conditions with highs and lows and prevailing cloudiness rain or clear skies. Notable readings include Albany cloudy 33 and 18 Albuquerque clear 13 11 Atlanta cloudy 6 4, and New York rain 43 40 1.09.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Dunean
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mpls
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Hospital joins group plan to cut supply costs
Ransom Memorial Hospital announced joining a regional group purchasing plan sponsored by the Kansas City Area Hospital Association. The plan could save 12 to 14 percent on supplies as member hospitals make individual purchases at negotiated prices, with Miami County Hospital also participating.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Steve Lott
Kansas City Area Hospital Association
Lott
Miami County Hospital
Osawatomie Wins Federal Grant for Recreation Complex
A $35 148 federal grant funds half of a planned multi purpose recreation complex in Osawatomie featuring three baseball fields. The project will centralize all city baseball games once completed, benefiting local sports and community activities.
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Osawatomie
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Damron-Towner Chapel
Adv
Herald
Velma Powers
Franklin County
Johnnie Mack
Naomi's Club
N. Main
Court House
Wellsville
Fred Gilby
S. Main
St. Luke's Hospital
Latimer
the Daily Report
Kenneth V. Hobbs
Kincaid
Wakeman T
Lou (Jones) Hobbs
Iva M. Lewis
Butler
Blue Mound Grange
Jack L. Hobbs
Hesston
Rex C. Hobbs
Norma Dean DePierre
Bash
Mildred Johnson
Vivian Dale
Mary Detwiler
Davida Keltz
Pauline Houser
Tommy Servatius
South Cedar
Donald L. Bailey
Marion Ferris
Servatius
Ferris Auto
South Main
Vera F. Hollinger
Loren D. Matthews
Main
Hollinger
Matthews
Police News
Ottawa Police Department
Timothy J. Drysdale
S. Mulberry
District
County Court
Lynda Fletcher
S. Sycamore
Benjamin Lambert
James
Bowen
KC Markets
Us-Japan
Pacific
New TV
Lamb-Roberts
Bob White
Bob White Motor Co
Daryl Richard Altic
Edward Alfred Altic
Robert Choate
Fox
Consumer Research Institute
Washington, D.C
Stokes
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Bamront
North Main
Towner Tyawa
Kansas
Paul Damron
Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Mrs
Dorothy Reams
Nationa
Lodge
Union
C.E.S
Marie Enyart
W.M. Ann Jensen
Sec’y
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Howard L. Smith
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Julius QC. Evans
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Elma Fouts
Lyie Fouts
Lowell Fouts
Ransom Hospital
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dr. Speer
Minnie Hamilton
Davis
Davis Paint
Bryan’s
Smaill
Jack
Harvey Caldwell
Sam
S. Kim
Taylor-Forge
Diamond
Ralph Bray
Fla
Lance Inc
Greer
Mr. Swain
Royal Manor Motel
Number
General Services
Pickering
Fred Meador
J. W. Taylor
Jack F. Bell
Budge's Hardware
Leonard Hoopes
Bennie Stinson
Spring Hill Packing House
Spring Hill
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
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