Richmond area brief notices and hospital updates
Jennifer DeSpain, 16 months, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ira DeSpain of Richmond, is at Gardner Hospital. 4-H leaders training Tuesday at 7:30 at Anchor Savings led by Charles Lang. 4-H dog meeting canceled for Jan 19. next is Feb 16. Letha Richardson of 915 S Hickory is a patient in St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas City. Emery Platt admitted to Baptist Memorial Hospital, room 620. Loyd Peters admitted to Trinity Lutheran Hospital, room 5532. Russell Retter, formerly of Princeton, dismissed from Anderson County Hospital. Edna Chandler's condition improved at Anderson County Hospital. Barracks 2253 WWI Veterans to meet with wives at 11:40 a.m. Wednesday at L&M Buffet. Bob Patterson of Ottawa patient in Shawnee Mission Hospital, room 112. W.M. McClintick of Ottawa patient in Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mark Hart, formerly Richmond, now at Ark Haven Rest Home in Garnett, dismissed from North Kansas City Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Richardson
S. Hickory
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Edna Chandler
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Mark Hart
Ark’ Haven “Rest Home
North Kansas City Memorial Hospital
Bennett Signals Death Penalty Return in Kansas
Gov. Robert F. Bennett indicated he will recommend reinstating the death penalty in Kansas for select crimes. He cited his 1975 message urging capital punishment for killings in prisons, murders of police and firefighters in duty, and hostage murders during kidnapping. He framed the stance as limited yet warranted by deterrence in rare cases.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennet
Kansas
Bennett
U.S
New Muffler Shop Opens In Town
Jack Kille launches AAOK Muffler Shop at 1649 S Main, Ottawa, with gas and oil sales. Milton Raley operates a pipe bending machine to fit any vehicle, cutting muffler parts stock. Kille will keep Phillips Petroleum work, having made over 1500 pipeline trips to Chicago since 1947. Grand opening expected in about two weeks.
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Jack Kille
Ottawa
RFD
S. Main
AAOK
Kille
Phillips Petroleum
Milton Raley
Raley
Phillips
Chicago
Economic Outlook Sees Moderate Growth and Job Rise
The Commerce Department forecasts unemployment averaging 7.5 to 7.75 percent this year, down from 8.5 percent last year, with prices up about 6.5 percent. Output is seen rising 6 to 7 percent as industrial production grows, while auto industry output improves 13 percent though employment grows only 2.6 percent. Separate notes deny banks’ troubles amid reports of problem banks. A Federal Reserve study shows banks hold significant New York obligations, with some decline as maturing issues retire. Argentina eyes a wheat export comeback if harvest holds. Industry Week urges steel output to rise 25 to 30 million tons by 1980.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Department
James E. Smith
First National City Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
Washington Post
New York City
Federal Reserve System
New York State
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Federal Reserve
New York
Argentina
United States
Canada
Australia
Agriculture Department
Industry Week Magazine
LA Doctors Slowdown Spreads to San Gabriel Valley
LA doctors protesting higher malpractice premiums extend into the San Gabriel Valley where hospitals report fewer neurosurgery cases as insurers raise rates. Administrators note more emergency transfers and many facilities limiting elective work amid a county wide slowdown.
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Los Angeles
San Gabriel Valley
Stan Grant
Los Angeles County
Grant
Hospital Council of
Southern California
California
Travelers Insurance Co
Metzger Salvage and Beautyland Classified Snippets
Metzger, 109 N. Main, advertises vinyl paneling and CD sheathing plywood at 4.99 and 4.49 nets. Kathy Curry Wolken joins Beautyland for appointments. Williamsburg PTA meets Jan 14 at 7:30 pm in the ald gym to discuss drugs. Eddie's will close Tuesday for semiannual sale Wednesday.
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Metzger
N. Main
Metzger Salvage
Williamsburg
PTA
Ald
Eddie's
Rites Held for Myrtle Black and Lettie Gilroy
Services for Myrtle M. Black and Lettie May Gilroy were conducted in Baldwin with clergy from the First United Methodist Church and Lamb Roberts Funeral Home officiating. Burial followed in Prairie City and Reading Cemeteries. The notice lists pallbearers, admissions and dismissals, births, an emergency, livestock market quotes, thefts, accidents, citations, marriages, civil suits, divorces, and criminal cases from Ottawa and nearby areas.
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Myrtle Black
Myrtle M. Black
First United Methodist Church
Baldwin
Pat Freeman
Kathryn Ford
Evangeline Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Prairie City Cemetery
Lettie Gilroy
Lettie May Gilroy
Lamb Roberts
Reading
James W. McCrossen
Distinguished Service Award To Jack Patty
The Mid- America District of the National Council for Advancement and Support of Education awarded Jack Patty a distinguished service award on January 12 in Des Moines Iowa. The former Ottawa University vice president for University advancement recently resigned to join Wingert Oil Company for work in college fund raising student recruitment public relations and alumni relations.
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Jack Patty
S. Elm
Mid- America
The
National Council For Advancement and Support of Education
Patty
Ottawa University
Wingert Oil Company
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Jennifer DeSpain
Ira DeSpain
Gardner Hospital
Anchor Savings
Charles Lang
Emery Platt
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Rockhill Road
Loyd Peters
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Russell Retter
Princeton
L&m Buffet
Bob Patterson
Shawnee Mission Hospital
Shawnee Mission
W.M. McClintick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Tfal
Raley and
Area
Honor Chou
Tokyo
Peking
Chou En-lai
Chou
Chiao Kuan-hua
Palace of Workers’ Culture
Ad Briefs
Kathy Curry Wolken
Beautyland
Tuesdhry
Dave Miller
Joe Ferns
Camron
Towner
Mike Grandstaff
Waverly
Roscoe Ward
N. Mulberry
Judith Riddle
S. Walnut
Maude Hazen
Cherry
Ballard Wood
Eugene Foster
William Hile
S. Oak
Kenneth Evans
Dorothy Roush
Burrough
Floyd Patterson
Quenemo
Orville Hunsperger
Osawatomie
Everett Wray
Everett Wray and Son, Ottawa Rfd 4; Mrs. Carl Wittman, Pomona
Ema Riddle
Canterbury Courts
Terry Potter
N. Sycamore
Jessie Flanner
Wellsville
George McKinley
Larry Thompson
Pomona
John Lancaster
Elm
Ray Anderson
Ash
the Daily Report
Douglas Higbie
Bryan Kelley
Sheriff's News
Jess Sayler
Police News
Donald McKay
Hickory Inn
Earl Ware
N. Cedar
Stephen Bowlby
N. Poplar
Ninth and Main
Earl Elder
George Hight
Beech
Orville R. Bowers
Miles H. Stotts
Baldwin City
Probate
Clinton Douglas Fritts
Debra Kay Wadkins
Floyd
Sam) George Channel
Carolyn D. Arnold
Ottawa Cooperative Association Inc
R.D. Pringle
Continental Oil Company
Perry
Gene Bond
Mary Bond
Wellsville Cycle
Royal Industries Orig-Equip Division
Trim Co
Olathe Bicycle and Supply
Toni Gillette
Robert Mark Gillette
Barbara J. Morton
Jimmie D. Morton
Randall Roseberry
Dorothy Roseberry
State of Kansas
Richard Cannady
Clinton E. Woodrome
George B. Waddle
Mark Burkdoll
Victor W. Rose
Des Moines
Iowa
Shelden
Damron
Jan Damron
Paul Damron
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