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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1976

Page

7

Ottawa area admissions dismissals and arrests brief

Admissions list names Mrs Kenneth Evans Eula Smith Dionne Stafford Albert Carpenter Mrs William Hile Wednesday Dismissals list includes Mrs Garrett Dempsey Roda Burgoon Mrs Jerry Spencer and son Wednesday Birth notice for Everett Wray Ottawa RED 4 a son weight 10 lbs 7 ozs Wednesday. A series of Wednesday traffic crashes at Seventh Pine Ninth Elm 15th Main and a mailbox collision with a dog incident. Funeral notices for Lettie May Gilroy Melissa Lynn Lickteig Ross Simmons John Barnhisel and divorces and cattle market quotes Page itemizing local police activity a stolen white rabbit 4H project from Joyce Warner Ottawa.

Kenneth Evans Ottawa Rfd Eula Smith N. Main Dionne Stafford E.ard Albert Carpenter Osawatomie William Hile N. Oak Garrett Dempsey Paola Roda Burgoon N. Poplar Jerry Spencer Everett Wray Ottawa Red Seventh and Pine Ottawa Phillip Griffin Pomona Southwestern Bell Ottawa High School Lois McFadden W. 6Th Jeff Ninth and Main John Richard Vaughn Victoria Wigglesworth

December 1975 Ottawa police report counts and patrols

Ottawa police 502 calls last month of 1975 with 472 cleared. Offenses include homicide 1 assault 10 burglary 10 larceny 37 vandalism 15 driving while intoxicated 2 drunkenness 4. Clearances include assaults 9. 28 accidents none fatal six personal injury 22 property damage 10 hit and run. Animal control 54 calls 52 dogs impounded. Patrol miles 9,670.

Ottawa Police Department OPD Ottawa

Labor Advisers Quit After Veto

Washington AP Nine labor members of a presidential advisory committee on the construction industry resigned in protest of President Ford's veto of a bill expanding union picketing rights. AFL-CIO leaders, including Teamsters chief Frank Fitzsimmons, charged Ford with doublecrossing labor as they pledged to withhold support in 1976.

Washington Ford United States Robert A. Georgine Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department Labor Department Labor John T. Dunlop Dunlop Georgine National Right To Work Committee National Association of Manufacturers National Chamber of Commerce Teamsters Frank E. Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons

City moves to license private guards and form auxiliary police

City Commission approved licensing for private security workers with bonds or insurance, misdemeanor penalties up to 100 dollars per day for violations, and authorized creation of an auxiliary police force with guidelines. City Manager Mills noted prior police reserves and ambiente.

City of Ottawa Robert W. Mills Mills 14Th Street Willow Ash

Kansas Withholding Hike Affects State Tax Payrolls

The Kansas withholding rate rises from 10 to 13 percent of the federal amount withheld effective January 15. State official F Kent Kalb estimates an average taxpayer will pay about $38 more annually, with total withholding at roughly $170. State expects about $6 million in extra funds this year to cover tax liabilities carried forward from 1976.

Pera Kan Kansas F. Kent Kalb State Department of Revenue Kalb

Central Heights Parents Meet Monday in Elementary Library

Teri McIntosh of Ottawa remains a patient in room 216 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Greg Unruh, son of Allen and Mrs. Unruh, resides at 329 Willow and is among five Southwestern College students in January coursework at the Oak Ridge research center in Tennessee.

Teri McIntosh Ottawa Lawrence Memorial Hospital Lawrence Central Heights Greg Unruh Allen Unruh Willow Southwestern College Winfield Oak Ridge Tenn

New Year Rally Keeps Rolling on Wall Street

Wall Street extended its gains as traders pushed prices higher amid ongoing trading. The noon Dow stood at 908.06, up 9.37, with gainers twice as numerous as decliners on the NYSE. Citicorp led volume, slipping to 31 3/4 after a 120,000 share block traded, while the NYSE composite index rose 0.37 to 50.12 and the Amex market value index gained 0.33 to 88.41.

Kansas City Barrows and Gilts NEW York New York Stock Exchange Citicorp NYSE American Stock Exchange

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