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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1965

Page

7

Gas in Garnett sewer prompts probe and city measures

Garnett reports a gas filled sewer line near a liquor store amid recent explosions. City manager Rubin says a gas sample was sent for analysis while nearby main pressure remains intact. Officials vow leaks checks, odorizing, private leak checks, added inspectors, and stricter housing and code enforcement to curb future incidents.

Garnett Howard M. Rubin Tulsa Laboratories of Cities Service Gas Co Rubin Linccoln Street George Wallace Ray Wallace University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City David Wallace Anderson County Garnett City Commission Ruebin Place Odor

Avery Seeks School Foundation Finance Plan First

Gov William H Avery, in his first news conference, prioritizes a school foundation finance plan before considering an accelerated highway program. He cites 1.5 cent gasoline tax proposals for highway funding, notes statewide support for the foundation, and outlines new daily and monthly briefing habits. He will send officials to Salina to discuss Schilling AFB site use.

Topeka William H. Avery Avery Lon Ave Ery Walter A. Haines Charles D. McAfee Salina Schilling Air Force Base

Burglary Rampage in Ottawa Marks 1964

Ottawa crime data for 1964 shows general decline with a burglary spike in November. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty noted 14 of 32 burglaries occurred that month, while overall arrests reached 1,380 and 34 crimes were solved. The report also lists numbers for rape, assaults, larceny, and auto thefts, with most offenses lacking force and juveniles involved in several cases.

Ottawa Eugene Flaherty Flaherty Federal Bureau of Investigation United States Ware

Gunman blasts parlors in Gardena poker spree

A berserk 170 year old gunman opened fire at three poker parlors in Gardena California injuring more than 30. Louis Koullapis armed with six guns including a double barreled shotgun fired from a curbside window, was disarmed and arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. Arthur Archibald 73 of Los Angeles was shot in the kidneys and hospitalized.

Gardena Calif Louis Koullapis Arthur Archibald Los Angeles Koullapis

Reaction To Textured Hose Attracts Ottawa Interest

Textured hose in black brown and patterned weaves become a fad among Ottawa high school and college girls and some older women. Principal W P Shepard notes no school rule against them. clerks say wear as dressy accessory. Shoppers discuss appeal, church use, and opinions from students and a university crowd.

Rosie Lister Ottawa Ottawa High School W.P. Shepard Shepard Robert Michels Ottawa University Old Greenewich Viva Kellogg Ottawa Uniersity Oelwein Iowa

Legislators Pick Leaders Prepare For 1965 Session

In Topeka the Kansas Legislature moves to formal organization. House Republicans name Clyde Hill speaker. Senate selects Glee Smith as president pro tem. Key leaders chosen or elected include Bill Fribley as majority leader and J C Tillotson as speaker pro tem. Democrats name Mikesic minority leader in the House and Joseph and Warren lead in the Senate caucuses.

House Rep Clyde Hill Yates Center Senate Sen Glee Smith R-Larned House Republican Caucus Bill Fribley Crestline J. C. Tillotson Jerry Griffith Derby John Casebier McPherson Maurice Martin Senate Democrats Charles Joseph Potwin Joe Warren Maple City Meyer Miles Jewell Ross P. Woolpert Tospeka Jess Taylor Tribune Ben Jacquart Satanta Orville Hazen Highland W. R. Hubbard Hugoton Henry Kolling Morganville Robert R. Crothers First Presbyterian Church of Topeka Oliver H. Hughes Republican House

Burch to Yield GOP Post for Bliss in Transition

Washington AP report says Republican National Chairman Dean Burch will step down after a transition period to allow Ohio GOP leader Ray C Bliss to lead. The plan, approved by Barry Goldwater, aims to avert a showdown vote and shift likely early in spring with a transitional period before Bliss takes helm. William E Miller backed a settlement to avoid party split among Goldwater supporters.

Washington Dean Burch Ohio GOP Ray C. Bliss Barry Goldwater William E. Miller Goldwater

Boy Survives 236-Foot Fall From Golden Gate Bridge

A 16 year old Livermore California student Tom Tanzer survived a 236 foot fall from the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco Bay. He was rescued by the Coast Guard and hospitalized with a broken collarbone and multiple broken ribs. Doctors called his condition remarkable as authorities note he is the second known survivor of a bridge fall.

San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco Bay Tom Tanzer Livermore Calif Letterman General Hospital Coast Guard Tanzer Bay Maj Carl W. Hughes Army Hospital Paul Tanzer

Ottawa retailers set early Christmas hours plan

About 15 Ottawa Chamber of Commerce retailers met to decide 1965 Christmas season night hours. They unanimously favored staying open Dec 4 and Dec 11 and Dec 15 through Dec 23, excluding Dec 19, with no Christmas Eve openings, and agreed to visit Atchison to study urban renewal and merchant practices linked to sales gains.

Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Ottawa Atchison

County Forecast: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday

Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight with northeast winds on Wednesday. Low temps range 20 to 25, with highs in the upper 30s. Yesterday's numbers show 42 for Monday high and 22 for today’s low, while last year’s highs and lows were 48 and 13. Record highs and lows for this date are 71 in 1960 and 19 in 1912. Hourly readings end at 8 am with temps from 29 to 41 and barometer at 30.11.

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