Oklahoma man named PCA Northeast Kansas president
Jim Newman, 60, of Mexia Texas moves to Ottawa to lead Production Credit Association of Northeast Kansas replacing retired Charley Reynolds. Newman has farm credit background since 1954, previously headed Blacklands PCA in Mexia and Kingman, Kansas PCA, with a reception for retiring Reynolds and Roy Herring Friday at the PCA office.
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Oklahoma
Production Credit Association
Kansas
Hickory
Jim Newman
Charley Reynolds
Reynolds
Roy Herring
PCA
Newman
Ottawa
Mexia
Texas
Blacklands Pca
Durant
Southeastern State University
Farmers Home Administration
Farm Credit System
Muskogee, Okla
Liddy Dole Named To Cabinet As Transportation Secretary
Elizabeth Dole 46, Reagan’s pick for transportation secretary, is expected to win Senate approval and become the first woman to head a Cabinet department. She will replace Drew Lewis, head 75,000‑employee agency, including FAA and Coast Guard, formed in 1965.
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Washington
Elizabeth Dole
Reagan
Senate
Coast Guard
Lewis
Dole
Department
Federal Trade Commission
Bob Dole
R-Kan
White House
Liddy
Jeanne Kirkpatrick
Ottawa area obituaries and notices mix near weekly update
The Daily Report lists funeral details for Callie Mae Frack Pauly 90 of Ottawa with service Saturday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Benson Hitchcock of Plainwell Michigan services pending. Notices cover births arrests thefts and city postings with names, addresses, dates and brief outcomes.
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Callie M. Pauly
Callie Mae (Frack) Pauly
Walnut
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts
Woodlawn
William Weber
Pauly
St. John
Princeton
Ottawa
James Glenn Barnes
Wilfrid B. Pauly
Oklahoma
Emery Frack
Lyndon Rfd
Cedar House
16Th & S
Hickory
Benson E. Hitchcock
Kalamazoo
Mich
Plainwell
Sebring
Fla
Langeland Memorial Chapel
Hitchcock
Hillsdale
Plainwell First Baptist Church
Senior Citizen Fund
Dorothea
Ronald Reusch
S. Maple
Linda Peterson
Centerville
B. David Hitchcock
Stephen E. Hitchcock
Grand Rapids
Ethel Hitchcock
Detwiler
Odena (Thurman
Hal Hale
Bruce Ozil
Highland Cemetery
Callie Mae
Funeral Home
Local Ads Mix Wide Price Offerings and Events
A collage of ads lists jewelry repair by Drake's Jewelry and an FBI mention, a Saturday night bootleg item by Watkinds distributors, Ottawa taxi service, and a jan 31 1983 food-certificate deadline for COUNTRY Club members. Other items include winter clearance at Young Place Kids Clothes, Monty’s Broasted Chicken specials, Lake Pomona dining, high yield bonds via Edward Jones, Raggedy Ann show in Pomona, Land Creek Cafe Thursday macaroni special, and dance nights at Boot Hill Gang and Coach Club. Also promotions for painting classes, bulk kerosene, Eagles Club events, bird feed, garden supplies, and Williards Water January specials.
Ohio couple gives $1.8 million gift to KSU Foundation
Irwin and Martha Patton donate 1230 acres of farmland near New Concord Ohio a 400 head Angus herd a one third interest in General J J Patton and farm equipment stock to the Kansas State University Foundation Their gift will fund charitable remainder unitrusts for the Pattons and their son Lee and assets will pass to the KSU Livestock and Meat Industry Council after their deaths The family ties to KSU stem from Byron Good advisor to the foundation as identified by Art Loub the foundation executive director
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Manhattan
Kan
Ohio
Kansas State University Foundation
Les Longberg
Foundation
Irwin
Martha Patton
New Concord
J.J. Patton
Longberg
Patton
Lee
KSU Livestock and Meat Industry Council
Poisoned Capsule Kills Woman in Hillsboro Oregon
Patricia F. Bennett a 31 year old college security guard died after taking Anacin 3 in Hillsboro Oregon Autopsy and toxiology tests found cyanide and fragments of an unidentified capsule in her stomach Medical Examiner William Brady said the death followed a drive to Tuality Community Hospital by her husband Norman Bennett an auto.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Patricia F. Bennett
William Brady
Portland
Bennett
Tuality Community Hospital
Norman
Slick Roads Trigger Five County Wrecks Overnight
Five weekend accidents in the county linked to slick roads left two people with minor injuries. David B. Wunsacker, 21, of Immal Rantoul, drove a 1982 Ford into a bridge while his passenger Kenny Ross of Wellsville escaped injury. A 2-year-old, Gee A. Matney of Osawatomie, sustained minor injuries driving a 1982 Toyota. Non injury crashes involved Kenneth W. Blackburn, 18, of Richmond, in a deer-avoidance crash on US-59, and Timothy M. Haught, 24, of Burlington, in an owl-avoidance crash on US-59. Kelly L. Troxel, 34, of Osawatomie, lost control on ice on K-68 five miles west of here.
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Wellsville
David B. Wunsacker
Immal Rantoul
Hunsacker
Highway Patrol
Saul
Hunsaker
Mansam Memorial Hospital
Here
Kenneth W. Blackburn
Richmond
Chrysler
Timothy M. Haught
Burlington
Haught
Kelly L. Troxel
Osawatomie
Ottawa Recreation Commission offers aerobics and dance classes
ORC in Topeka presents Rhythmic Aerobics and Dance Works with stretching and toning. Aerobi-Tone added to the aerobics option. Classes meet at First United Methodist Church and Ottawa Middle School with schedules, pricing, babysitting, and instructor details. Call 242-1939 for enrollment.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
First United Methodist Church
Ottawa Middle School
Cheri Harms
Deborah Washburn
ORC
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Liddy’ Dole
Faith Ryan Whittlesey
Switzerland
the Daily Report
Gayle Wittmeyer
Herb Wittmeyer
S. Ash
Minneapolis
Northwest Orients Airlines
Kstate
West Franklin U.S.C. 287 School Board
Appanoose Elementary School
Donald Salsbury
Baldwin Rfd
Mark Weber
Williamsburg
Public Safety News
Michael E. Hutchison
Quenemo
Hutchison
Charles W. Gish
Osage
Mission Woods
Gish
John D. Gladman
Sunrise Trailer Park
Wilson
Cherry Streets
Sheriff's News
Otis Ray Burrus
Pomona
Burrus
Rantoul
Bloomer Well Service
L. E. Dunn
Michael A. Moore
Marian Nutt
N. Cherry
Dudley R. Malburg
N. Main
DWI
State
Alcohol Safety Fund
Oliver W. Taylor
Poplar
Lavernan G. Lohman
John L. Johnson
N. Oak
Charles L. Covert
Howard W. Curtin
Carlyn R. Kind
Joe D. Holsfine
Barbara F. Allison
Cedar
Ernest L. Funk
N. Mulberry
Joseph A. Moody
N. Cedar
Stalla M. Cotter
N. Poplar
Otawa
Silvana M. Sheldon
Danny L. Graham
Makoto Miura
Roger A. Keith
Roger H. Crawford
Mary R. Slemp
Beech
Delmer C. Porter
Baldwin
Michael L. Stevens
S. Sycamore
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City
Wall Street
NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Chemical
DuPont
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
Alcoa
Kaiser Aluminum
Inco
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Ad Briefs
Drake's Jewelry
FBI
Watkins Products
Country Club
Young Place
Monty
Thurs
Eve
la Mont Bill
Hwy
Lake Pomona
Vassar Playhouse
Mark E. Sigurdson
Edward D. Jones and Co
E. 2Nd
Land Creek Cafe
Boot Hill Gang
Coach Club
Turner's
Cook’s Getty Service
Eagles Club
Dr. Williards Water
Willis Garden Center
True Bible
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
God Iepirit
Man
Father
Peter
United Pentecostal Church Sun
Topeka
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Michael IE. Wilson
Soak
Jim Aiken
KDHE
Mavimonien
Bewcne
Geris Ith Aiken
Joe Ferns
Deel Son Mertuan
Oiltawa
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