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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1979

Page

8

Bennett Lists Pros Cons of Administration in Kansas

outgoing Kansas governor Robert F. Bennett touts expanded school funding and cabinet-style government as core achievements while lamenting failure to enact a death penalty statute and to impose a spending limit. He reflects on politics, regrets, and future plans after a 14 year career in state government.

Topeka Kan Robert F. Bennett Bennett John Carlin Robert B. Docking Carlin U.S. Senate James Pearson Nancy Landon Kassebaum

Quality show horses surge as demand outpaces supply

Professionals across the United States report a revival of horse showing with demand for quality horses outstripping supply. Buyers breeders and trainers from Maine to California attended the United Professional Horsemen's Association annual meeting in Kansas City. They cite rising prices and a shift from breeding to buying trained horses, plus renewed teenage interest and a move toward many owners with fewer horses.

Kansas City United Professional Horsemen’s Association Maine California Robert L. Whitney Kentucky Horesemen Clarence ‘Honey’ Craven New York City Madison Square Garden

Energy Grant Aims at Kansas Small Towns and Firms

Kansas and neighboring states share a $500000 federal grant for small-scale energy technology. Mary O Halloran of the DOE announced funds from $10000 to $50000 for idea concept development practical development and demonstration. Eligible applicants include individuals nonprofits agencies tribes and small businesses with end of summer application expected.

Topeka Kan Kansas U. S. Department of Energy Mary O'Halloran Appropriate Technologies O'Halloran Iowa Missouri Nebraska Department of Energy Kansas City

Unreasonable Search Upheld In Hutch Case

Kansas Court of Appeals ruled that a Hutchinson couple who faced endangering a child charges were victims of an unreasonable police search. Officers searched without a warrant citing emergency conditions but the court found no sufficient emergency to justify entry, preserving the need for a warrant.

Topeka Kan Kansas Court of Appeals Hutchinson Appeals Court Dolph W. Hagerman Jr Elizabeth E. Hagerman Ralphy Hagerman Reno Richard J. Rome Corwin C. Spencer Rome

Papaya Creations Highlight Fresh Fruit Delights

Papayas offer vitamins A and C and minerals, with a 100 gram serving at 39 calories. Hawaii is the main papaya supplier, with Florida and Puerto Rico as other growers. Storage tips include ripening at room temperature for 3 to 5 days, then refrigerating for up to a week. Ways to enjoy include a Mexican licuado and two dessert fillings with pineapple cream cheese or cream cheese with nuts, served in chilled papaya halves.

Cecily Brownstone Associated Press Hawaii Sylvia Rosenthal Tree-Dutton

Paraplegic Cowboy dreams of Hollywood film

Jim Hendricks, 31, a paraplegic rider from Pleasant View, plans a film about his act "Hoppalong the World's Only Paraplegic Cowboy and his Horse Calvin" after producer Andrew Fenady offers to develop the project. He tours to inspire disabled people, charges 150 dollars per show and risks losing his Social Security benefits and his horse to foreclosure.

Peoria Calvin Hollywood Jim ‘Hoppalong Hendricks Illinois River Hoppalong Social Security Administration First National Bank of Beardstown Andrew Fenady

Car Makers Enjoy Third Best Year

Detroit AP reports 1978 closed with U S auto sales near 9.3 million, the best since 1973 and third on record. December sales showed a 2.7 percent rise from a year earlier, with imports down about 12 percent for the month. full 1978 totals including trucks and imports reach a record 15.4 million, up 3.6 percent from 1977.

Detroit U.S

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