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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1977

Page

7

Slippin and Slidin Causes Morning Traffic Woes

Hazardous icy roads in the county lead to several accidents with no serious injuries reported. A six vehicle crash on I-35 near Williamsburg followed by a seven vehicle collision near Wellsville, with Miami County troopers assisting. Minor injuries in a US-59 crash near Baldwin City. Ottawa city streets salted. sand laid to melt snow as temperatures hover around 36 degrees. County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy conditions, teens tonight and upper 30s Friday.

Bob's Hill House Us-50 Franklin County Williamsburg Wellsville Miami County Robert Christie Baldwin City Ottawa

Icy road crash gridlocks I-35 highway for hours

A morning series of noninjury crashes tied up I-35 near Ottawa and close to three hours. Westbound traffic stalled after a Yellow Freightline semi pulled onto the shoulder amid icy conditions. Multiple trucks collided in a pileup causing significant damage before authorities cleared the scene.

Highway Patrol Yellow Freightline Systems Donnie L. Moody Lee's Tollie, Freightway Inc Kansas City Kan Robert V. Jackson Refrigerated Food Express Inc Boston Mass David W. Montrey Tollie Ottawa Lewellyn D. Lambert Arkansas City Robert E. Deyerle Raytown

Setback For Project Stalled By Zoning Board Ruling

Ottawa faces a setback as Investment Resources Corp Wichita loses special use permits for a $1.4 million five story 60 unit housing project for low income elderly and handicapped residents. The plan failed to meet land area per unit and off street parking requirements, with 48 needed 60 planned and a preliminary 3 2 vote to grant relief.

David Olson Ottawa Board of Zoning Appeals Poplar Mulberry Steven Schuetz Investment Resources Corp Wichita Schuetz Betty Anderson

Princeton Hears Plan On 210000 Dollar Allocation

City officials explain how to spend a 210000 dollar portion of a 300000 grant aimed at converting the North American Hotel into a senior citizens home. Residents propose options including a recreation complex or purchasing a building as meeting proceeds.

Don Lambert John Sheldon

City Deliberates Idle Development Funds Use at Idle Site

Public input centers on converting the former Pioneer Peddler bowling alley at Second and Cedar into a senior citizens center. Advocates push for housing aid and Girls Club funding while Terry Ostmeyer proposes turning the North American Hotel into a county recreation center with ground floor amenities and upper floor fitness areas. He details demolition, roof repair, heating, plumbing, elevator, and equipment costs and suggests future upper floor development.

Second and Cedar Pioneer Peddler Girls Terry Ostmeyer North American

Carter touts Bell confidence amid Black Caucus opposition

AP reports President-elect Carter defends attorney general nominee Griffin Bell as Rep. Parren Mitchell and other Black Caucus members condemn the choice as a betrayal of black voters who helped Carter win. Mitchell says blacks will oppose Bell in the Senate confirmation hearings. Carter, meeting with the Joint Chiefs, remains confident Bell will be a strong attorney general.

Washington Carter Griffin B. Bell Congressional Black Caucus Georgia Parren J. Mitchell Senate Judiciary Committee Bell Jimmy Carter Atlanta Justice Department Mitchell Attorney General Senate Clarence Mitchell Judiciary

Holiday sweepstakes flood mail after Christmas

After Christmas, sweepstakes offer large cash prizes up to 450000 dollars from major firms like Reader's Digest Publishers Clearing House and Exxon Travel Club. About 1,160 winners share prizes including a vacation home or 50000 cash. FTC officials say abuses are rare and entrants have equal chances regardless of purchases.

Jim Lyles Exxon Travel Club Houston Reader's Digest Publishers Clearing House Port Washington N.Y Ladies' Home Journal American Home Divid Federal Trade Commission Noble Jones FTC

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Sage Pitt Princeton Mid-America Mike Moore Don Winkleman Don McGinnis Rantoul White House Joint Chiefs of Staffs Martin Merzer Associated Press Maren DeGraff Downes Publishing Co Ladies Home Journal
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