Governor Still Supports Carter Carlin Endorses Embargo Stance
Gov. John Carlin defended President Carter's Soviet embargo as a national economic loss shared by all. He noted Kansas farmers face higher immediate impacts yet said the loss is speculative and may be temporary as markets adjust. He maintained support for Carter and predicted opportunities to regain backing before the April 1 primary. Carlin is interviewing candidates for the state Board of Regents and will address water agency consolidation in the 1980 session without urging early action.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Carter
Soviet Union
Carlin
Kansas
Afghanistan
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Regents
James J. Basham
Fort Scott
State Senate
Woman Arrested in False Burglary Case at Taco Tico
A 22 year old Ottawa woman Julia Beatrice Edelen was charged in District Court with theft by deception and false reporting after allegedly taking 367 dollars from Taco Tico on Monday and staging a burglary to cover the theft. She was held in the county jail pending initial appearance.
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Ottawa
Taco Tico
S. Main
Julia Beatrice Edelen
S. Poplar
Jim Clark
Edelen
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Eskridge
Wabaunsee County
Death notice and related local notices from Ottawa area
George W. Motter, 60, of Cerritos California, dies Wednesday. Burial planned in San Pedro California. Survived by daughter Susan Carey, son John Motter, sister Mae Shaffer and four brothers. Also lists admissions dismissals births arrests traffic items and senior center menus with local names and addresses. Includes Kansas City cattle and hog price quotations from AP report.
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George W. Motter
Cerritos
Calif
San Pedro
Motter
Ottawa
Susan Carey
Monrovia
John Motter
Los Angeles
Mae Shaffer
Princeton
Everett Motter
Louisville
Francis Motter
Warner Robins
Bob Motter
Killen
Texas
Jack Motter
Tola
Multiple Deals and Events Hit Ottawa Area Shops and Venues
Local ads list 25 to 50 percent off fall merchandise at Clothes Hanger and Young Place Kids Clothes with new hours. The third annual Mexican fiesta dinner at OHS Cyclone Room on Jan 11. Free fries and drink with a $1.39 one-third pound burger at Dairy Queen. Barbershop show at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Jan 12 featuring top quartets. Grain beef bundles via Stinson Processing. WASSMER'S restocks suits after a robbery. Pre-owned color TVs offered by Action Appliance. Stage shows The Foggy River Boys Jan 18 and Eagles Dance Jan 12. OTASCO clearance on electronics and furniture. Laura's Rustic Junction January sale on home decor. Dances with Jabber, Glendale Train at Saddleback Lounge.
Landfill Fees Hiked for Out of County Residents
Franklin County Commissioners voted to charge nonresidents four times the gate fee at the county landfill. Rates rise to 4 dollars for a car, 8 for a pickup or two‑wheel trailer, 12 for a pickup with sides, and up to 120 dollars for a 25 cubic yard truck plus 4.80 per extra cubic yard. County residents keep existing fees.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Commission
Albert Coffman
Coffman
ECKAN offers evening housing counseling across six counties
ECKAN Housing Department began a November program offering two evening sessions monthly from 5 to 9 p.m. for all residents in the six-county service area. The January 16 hotline at 242-7450 allows collect calls. Counselors will be at all six centers during the day to greet the public and share information about renting, buying, and landlord-tenant help.
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ECKAN
State Begins Survey On County Bridges
The Kansas Department of Transportation starts survey work this week on replacing bridges in Franklin County. Proposed sites include the AT&SF Railroad overpass on US-59 at Ottawa and a Hickory Creek bridge on K-33 south of Wellsville. Surveyors will contact landowners and may place ground targets for aerial photos. crews at each site about two months under J H Brosemer.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Franklin County
At&sf Railroad
Ottawa
Hickory Creek
Wellsville
Glen Koontz
DOT
J. H. Brosemer
Mary J. Willoughby
University of Kansas
Kansas
Harry S. Truman
US. Territories
Concentrated enforcement on I 35 yields 188 speeding tickets
A seven hour operation from Emporia to Kansas City on I 35 by the Highway Patrol produced 328 contacts and 188 speeding citations. Sgt. Donald Lytle of Ottawa reported the results and said the patrol will continue concentrated enforcement along a 100 mile stretch through Lyon Coffey Osage Franklin Miami and Johnson counties.
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Emporia
Kansas City
Donald Lytle
Ottawa
Lytle
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Eddie Calkins
Hawthorne
Eddie
Barbara Dew
Fred Solis
the Daily Report
Zelda Capps
Marjorie Scranton
David Arnold
Andrew Marconette
Oakhaven Nursing Home
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Zerub Simons
Verla Ribeau
Birdene Price
Garnett
Ruth Shaner
Canterbury Court
Lee Shelden
Randy Altic
Billie Schulz
S. Hickory
Hiroshi Maeda
Kyoto
Japan
Public Safety News
Mark T. Morris
Merriam
Pence
South Iga
Bond
Morris
District Court News
District
Municipal Court
Block South Main
Gerald G. Cole
S. Elm
Sheldon E. Delange
Girard
Cole
Delange
Fifth
Cedar
Rosa B. Abbott
Don E. French
Burrough
Senior Center
W. 2Nd
Mary Kay Facial
Young Place Kids Clothes
OHS
Bonner Springs
Dairy Queen
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Chord Motor Company
Sound Alternative
Lawrence Barberhawks
Butler’s and Auditorium
Ad Briefs
Stinson Processing
Wassmer’s
Mary Ann
Price) Nitcher
Bud
Jim
McArdle's
Central Air
Fri
Butler’s Music Store
Good Family Entertainment
Eagles Lodge
Otasco
Marvin Ross and
the Country Gentlemen
VFW
Laura
Rustic Junction
Jabber
Glendale
Saddleback
The
Fabulous
Karen and the Kastaways
Frid
Knights OF Columbus
Burlingame Road
Sonasaved
Topeka Singles, Inc
Carmen Peffly
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
KHP
Marquette, Kan
Leo Wespe
Conway
Buildex Inc
Marquette
Investigaors
Wespe
Tom Sachse
Elmer, Fox, Westheimer and Co
Jim Haworth
S. Mulberry
Olathe Hospital
R OF C Hall
E. 23Rd St. Lawrence, Kansas
Arnie Johnson
River City
Karen
the Eastaways
Honey Creek
Clarice Dengel
Denglston Mptuany
Hickory
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