Square Teens Meet At Antone's Hall For Evening
BRIEFS note Square Teens meet 7:30 to 10 p.m. Saturday in Antone's Hall with entertainment by Billy Spears and the Midnight Cowboys Friday Jan 8 from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Naomi's Club at 111 N Main hosts ads and listings for KATHY Sheldon in University of Kansas Rock Musical debut later this month with Sheldon playing Miss Forsythia.
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Square
Antone
Billy Spears
The
Midnight Cowboys
Naomi’s Club
N. Main
Kathy Sheldon
John Sheldon
E. 11Th
University of Kansas Experimental Theatre
Miss Sheldon
Forsythia
Robby Robertson
Rhythme Bandits
Adv
Former Ottawa Mayor Denies Commission Post Approach
Lamar Phillips rejected the Thursday Herald report that the City Commission asked him to join a commission post. He said he was approached to run in the spring election.
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Ottawa
Lamar Phillips
Today
Herald
City Commission
Commission
Phillips
California Will Get Its Money
Washington AP The Department of Health Education and Welfare said it reversed its plan to cut off 700 million dollars in welfare aid to California after Gov Ronald Reagan pledged compliance with federal rules The move ends a seven month dispute even as officials warned funds could still be cut if California misses a key April 1 deadline The issue centers on a 1967 law requiring a one time upward adjustment in welfare need standards for aid eligibility without mandating higher payments to recipients.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
Obituary notes from Wellsville and Franklin County dated entries
The Daily Report notes death of Kate M. Sherman 84 Wellsville at University of Kansas Medical Center with services by Wilson and Son Chapel. Flora Leora Brown 79 Franklin County, burial Evergreen Mound, born Ottawa. and Candice Blanco infant death at Ransom Memorial Hospital with Highland Cemetery service. Kenneth V. Hobbs funeral at Damron Towner. hospital notes list admissions and dismissals. two-vehicle accident reports in Franklin County with names and addresses.
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Kate M. Sherman
Wellsville
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Wilson and Son
McLouth
Sherman
Benjamin F. Sherman
Winchester
United Brethren Church
BROWN
Flora Leora Brown
N. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron-Towner Chapel
Paul Pentz
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Ottawa
Christopher C
Florence
Hull) Reimer
Jerry Brown
Lyndon
Franklin County
Israel Sets Three Demands For Jarring Peace Talks
UN mediator Gunnar V. Jarring arrived in Israel to press for rapid Middle East negotiations. Israel insisted on an unlimited cease-fire, talks held closer to the region perhaps in Cyprus, and participation by foreign ministers rather than ambassadors. Egypt demanded a troop withdrawal timetable and feared a prolonged process. Arab states urged U.N. talks and ambassador-level representation.
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Tel Aviv
Gunnar V. Jarring
Israel
Golda Meir
Abba Eban
Middle East
Cyprus
U.N
New York
Egypt
Jordan
dJarring
Eban
al Ahram
Businessmen Workshop Jan 19 in Ottawa
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Ottawa University and the Small Business Administration sponsor a 7 p.m. workshop in the OU Student Union on financial management for local businessmen. Kansas City SBA specialists will cover basic records measuring performance inventory control and expense management with all materials provided. Contact Miss Peg Carr for brochures and registration.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa University
The
Small Business Administration
Ottawa
Kansas City
SBA
Miss Peg Carr
Chamber of Commerce
Computer plans aid irrigation by optimizing water use
Washington AP reports ERS and Harvard developed model irrigation plans to optimize water use for crops. The program simulates crop patterns and seasonal water supply to guide decisions on which crops to irrigate, reducing guesswork. The study notes droughts or distribution limits may still constrain farmers. National Milk Producers Federation says school milk program funds for 1970-71 were kept after pressure from farmers and dairy states.
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Washington
Raymond L. Anderson
ERS
Fort Collins
Colo
Arthur Maas
Harvard University
National Milk Producers Federation
Nixon Administration
Congress
USDA
Funeral services for Mrs Rose M Swords
Funeral services for Mrs Rose M Swords will be conducted from the Mortuary Saturday at 7 p.m. Rev Paul Pentz officiating Interment Highland Cemetery Blanco Graveside services for infant daughter Candice Michella Blanco will be held in Highland Cemetery this afternoon at 4 p.m. Rev Earl J Zimmerman officiating.
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Albert Andrew Peterson
Wesleyan Church
Wilson and Cherry Sts
Ottawa
Highland Cemetery
Enrollment Growth Weakens in Kansas Higher Education
AP reports steady enrollment rises across Kansas six universities from 1968 to 1970, with KU and KState showing mixed changes. Projections for next fall vary: Regents expect about 59,500 students, Bibb projects 58,885, while Wichita State and Emporia State show gains and Pittsburg declines. Bibb notes growth unlikely to match postwar pace, citing junior college system expansion among influencing factors.
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Kansas State University
Wichita State
Emporia State
Fort Hays State
Pittsburg
State Board of Regents
Bibb
Regents
Kansas State
Emporia
Fort Hays
Pittsburg State
Board of Regents
Kansas’ Junior College
Pastors Resign Ottawa duties head to Florida and Minnesota
A pair of Ottawa pastors announce resignations. Bob Nelson, associate pastor of First Baptist Ottawa, will become pastor at Gethsemane Baptist Church in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, effective after his Jan 24 farewell. Rev. Roger Greenslade of Westminster United Presbyterian leaves Feb 1 for First United Presbyterian Tarpon Springs Florida.
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Ottawa
Florida
Bob Nelson
First Baptist Church
Roger Greenslade
Westminster Presbyterian
Nelson
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Coon Rapids
Minn
St. Paul
University Baptist Church
Tulsa
Oklo
City Scores Incomplete Team Totals From Local League Play
City scores list multiple teams and players with per game totals across divisions. Hoops lines show Hiatts Flora and Wallace, Foltz Kueser Bayless Payton and others with team totals and overtime entries, reflecting a crowded box score from a local league night.
Franklin County Soil Conservation District Annual Meeting Notice
Notice to land occupiers within Franklin County that an annual meeting will be held January 21, 1971 at 11 30 am in Memorial Auditorium. Agenda includes supervisor report and election to replace Albert Dunbar for a three year term. voters must hold land or have possession within the district. Signed by Chairman Leslie C. Hunter and Secretary Dale B. Van Horn. First published January 8, 1971. Last published January 22, 1971.
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Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Memorial Auditorium
Albert Dunbar
Franklin County
State of Kansas
Leslie C. Hunter
Cecilia S. Ramsay
William S. Bowers
William S. Bowers Attorney Ottawa KS
William S. Bowers is listed as an attorney practicing in Ottawa Kansas with office at 114 West 2nd Street, 66067. The notice indicates professional services and address details for legal representation.
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William S. Bowers
West 2Nd Street
Ottawa
Kansas
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