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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1984

Page

8

Thefts and legal notices dominate Daily Report section

The Daily Report lists theft of six railroad ties from Armstrong Cabinets at 1415 Industrial Ave plus marriage licenses for multiple couples from Ottawa Garnett and Rantoul, divorces granted, and a series of weekly meal plans and public notices along with noninjury traffic collisions and livestock market data from Kansas City and regional markets. Includes explicit names and ages of individuals.

Armstrong Cabinets Industrial Ave Scott Edmond Jones Wilma Jean Townley Ottawa Kent Terrance Newcomb Denise Diane Whitehead Garnett Johnnie Kirkland Christina Ann Parks Rantoul Raymond Allen Groshong Jacklyn Delight Coffman Wellsville Duane H Roberta S. Hall Cathy George Reyes Kathleen I Chester W. Ferguson

Library Q and A brings answers to star lore and more

The library offers help from a Community Information Center. Questions cover Sirius and the dog star, Weight Watchers meetings at Elliott Hall, cattle and swine temperatures, wood cord versus rick measurements, Lionel Richie concert dates in Kansas City, George Orwell’s real name, and Burns and Allen TV run dates.

Sth Main Sirius W.D. Bemmels Henry Neely Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Linda Elder Eugene Emsridge Kansas Lionel Richie Kansas City Kansas City Star Kemper Arena K.C Lawrence George Orwell Eric Arthur Blair Orwell George Burns Gracie Allen Gracie

Commission studies new seize methods for mob profits

Washington AP The presidents Commission on Organized Crime plans a two year study to see if new ways exist to seize property controlled by mob figures without direct ownership. Executive director James Harmon Jr notes that profits from organized crime are hidden in leased cars and Florida condos owned by others. The panel will report by March 1 1986 and will identify traditional and emerging crime groups and assess income sources and uses. A second public hearing in Miami will examine money laundering. The commission aims to attack the economic root of crime beyond standard property law.

Washington President’s Commission On Organized Crime James D. Harmon Jr New York City Florida Harmon Watergate Archibald Cox Commission Aryan Brotherhood Miami

Mon night specials and local ads at Sand Creek and Wagon Wheel

Mon night chicken and noodles at Sand Creek Restaurant and 8 oz sirloin offer at Wagon Wheel Pomona for 3.50 with included sides. Dances by J C Rag Band and Country Riders with no cover at Wagon Wheel and The Other Place. Also mentions ads for jewelry, clock repair, exercise services, tree disposal, and health insurance concerns.

Sand Creek Restaurant Wagon Wheel Pomona J.C

Stephan Urges Police To Keep Books Open

Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan urged police and sheriffs to keep standard offense reports open to public and media scrutiny under the revised Open Records Law. He said courts would likely require these records be public, despite new exemptions.

Topeka Kan Robert Stephan Stephan Kansas Sheriffs’ Association Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police League of Kansas Municipalities Kansas

Cattlemen Face Mud Struggles After Cold Spell

Cattlemen in Kansas cope with heavy mud from melting snow, hindering cattle gains and weighing down animals. Experts warn mud reduces weight efficiency and can lead to price discounts at sale. Northward herds battle deeper soupy conditions.

Wichita, Kan Mike Sands Kansas State University Ken Wilson Garden City Wilson Sands Ty Brisgill U.S. Department of Agriculture Livestock News Dodge City

Wall Street Opens 1984 Rally Near Record Highs

The market rose for a third straight session with the Dow up 4.40 to 1,286.64, reducing the weekly gain to 28 points and nearly reaching the all time close. Volume was 137.59 million on the NYSE. gains led by Merrill Lynch and Paine Webber, while gold fell $7.60 to $367.90. PAUL SCOTT, 34, promoted to Major at West Point after two years as an instructor.

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