Dog of the Week: Dalmatian Spot Delivers Car Chaos
Rosie Lister recounts a humorous misadventure while transporting Spot the two year old Dalmatian for Franklin County Humane Shelter. The eager dog causes a wild ride, leaping between seats, sticking his nose through the jacket, and barking at another dog before calm arrival at the fire station. Spot then ignores the author as he settles in at the shelter.
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Rosie Lister
Franklin County Humane Shelter
Harry Gilliland
Humane Shelter
Spot
City Signs GE Contract for 1.745 Million Ottawa Power Plant
General Electric and the City of Ottawa signed a turnkey contract worth 1.745 million dollars for a 11,500 kilowatt power engine to be shipped from Schenectady, with delivery set for February 1967 and commercial operation starting June 1 1967. The deal is funded by revenue bonds with no tax or rate increase expected, and includes penalties if the unit is not ready. The contract requires a city ordinance and 40 percent voter petition to block the measure. Mayor Williamson and city officials hailed the agreement as the best option after extensive review and bidding.
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Don Black
General Electric
Ottawa
Thomas F. Skinner
G.E
St. Louis
James Suggs
Robert A. Anderson
Anderson
Don Hamilton
City Light and Water
Laurence Wightman
Hamilton
Cone Tract
Burns and McDonnell
Wighteman
Lyman Corlis
General Elecetric
Come Mission
Johnson Pleased With Early Viet Nam Peace Effort
President Johnson expresses optimism about the Vietnam peace offensive and the travel of his envoys. Diplomatic traffic with North Vietnam has intensified, aided by envoys like Harriman and Goldberg, amid secrecy and cautious hopes for a breakthrough. The peace campaign began with a Nov 11 meeting at the LBJ Ranch with Rusk McNamara Bundy and Valenti.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Hanoi
W. Averell Harriman
Arthur J. Goldberg
North Viet Nam
LBJ
Second Kaiser Dead Dr Max Kaiser former Ottawan dies
Dr Max E Kaiser 63 of Los Angeles a retired Army surgeon died in his sleep January 5 at 7869 Croydon Ave Englewood Park California. Services 3 p m Friday Englewood Park Chapel burial Englewood Park Cemetery. Contributions to Shrine Crippled Children Hospitals urged. He was born October 20 1902 in Ottawa and leaves wife Kathrine Kaiser Seattle and sons Max Elliott Kaiser Jr Los Angeles Peter Kaiser Ottawa.
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Max E. Kaiser
Los Angeles
Calif
Croydon Ave
Englewood Park Chapel
Englewood Park
Wadsworth-Sattell
Ottawa
Army Medical Corps
Wadsworth-Sattell V.A. Hospital
Episcopal Church
Blue Lodge
Scottish Rites
Kathrine Perry
Moberly
Kathrine Kaiser
Seattle
Wash
Max Elliott Kaiser, Jr
Peter Christian Kaiser
Lawford Separation Ties Up Kennedy Family News
Patricia Lawford sister of the late President John F. Kennedy has separated from her husband actor Peter Lawford. The news appeared in AP dispatches from New York with brief notes on the public figure split and unclear details surrounding the separation.
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New York
Patricia Lawford
John F. Kennedy
Actor Peter Lawford
Peters Named NAIA Coach of the Year Runner-Up
Ottawa University coach Dick Peters finished as runner-up for NAIA Coach of the Year, with John Gagliardi of St. John’s winning the honor. Peters led OU to a 9-0 Kane sas Conference title season and earned District 10 recognition last month.
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Dick Peters
Ottawa University
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
John Gagliardi
St. John’s
Association
Kansas City
Peters
Ottawa
Kanesas
Taxpayers clash with assessor over new Franklin County appraisals
Franklin County residents crowded the assessor’s office on Wednesday to contest four page notices showing new 100 percent real value and 30 percent assessed value. Officials explained levy timing remains uncertain with hearings set later in January and February across townships, as neighbors debated tax impact and misreadings.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Weather county forecast with temperatures and records
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday not so cold Friday. Low around 15 to 25. High Friday in the 30s. Wednesday high 55, today’s low 15. A year ago today high 49, low 38. Record high 64 in 1939, record low 16 in 1910. Hourly temps end at 8 a.m. today.
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Chester Bechtle
City
Charles Williamson
U.S
Kaiser
John Deere
GaglHlardi
Adv
By Don Black
LaVey Louk
Wray
Ernest Harris
Wellsville
Floyd Flager
Pomona
Donald Jones
Ralph Haney
Princeton
Lane
Rantoul
Poemona
Richmond
Williamsburg
Louk
Dorothy Thomson
Bruce Spears
Nichols
Don Averill
Averill
Atchison
Arkansas
Ady
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