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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1970
Page
3
Mercy Hospital Fort Scott received Mrs. MRS Ybarra 1034 S Walnut after surgery on Tuesday. Address for Carol Ybarra remains Mercy Hospital Fort Scott Kan 66701.
Penn State football coach Joe Paterno criticized last season's second-best rating as Penn State struggled. Penn State basketball coach Johnny Bach watched his team fall 77-38 to Princeton, ending with a 45 season total, the worst in 12 years. Geoff Petrie and John Hummer led Princeton's 41-17 second half surge. Davidson, 11-1, beat East Carolina 91-81 behind Doug Cook's 26. Minnesota’s Hingis moved to the Big Ten lead with a 101-88 win over Northwestern as Mike Price led Miami with 23. Ohio State beat Illinois 10-96 to rebound from a prior loss to Michigan.
Newspapers in Beirut say Arab guerrillas and Lebanese Interior Minister Kamal Jumblatt are negotiating Cairo pact implementation. Guerrillas promised not to fire from Lebanon or train in refugee camps, while Jordanian groups accuse Lebanon of cracking down on Palestinians. The Lebanese army pledges Cairo accord support as leadership shifts occur. Pravda denies US Middle East proposals, and Al Ahram notes Egypt Libya Sudan vow broader ties with France.
Lew Alcindor overcame a migraine to score 18 in the second half and block five shots as Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 112 102 in Cleveland. The star had 10 points before intermission after a rough first half. Other NBA results included Philadelphia over Atlanta 136 105 and Boston over Seattle 111 102.
KC Markets reports cattle again near unchanged to lower with feeders steady, prices listed for cows calves and feeders. hog prices rise modestly with 1-2 215 to 240 pound range noted. Wholesale eggs show mixed changes across grades with A and B quality levels mentioned.
Washington AP reports birth control researcher Dr. Hugh Davis of Johns Hopkins testifying before Senate investigators that strong reasons exist the Pill can cause cancer. He noted animal studies and questioned if millions of women should use the Pill long-term while hearings examine warnings and safety. Davis also cited advances in intrauterine devices with high effectiveness for eligible women.
San Jose State, the defending NCAA track champion, threatens to sue the NCAA over a one year suspension. Acting president Hubert Burns says the school was unfairly treated and will study civil litigation. Coach Bud Winter claims injustice and vows to fight to the death.
Ottawa police investigated a burglary at Sheldon Truck and Tractor Co. on 102 S Walnut. Eight chain saws valued at 1200 dollars and about 9 dollars in change were taken overnight. Entry was made through a south front window. Dean Dodd discovered the theft at about 7:45 this morning.
Admissions list names patients at Ottawa area addresses and dates. Dismissals include Mrs Joe Reed and Eugene McDaniel with addresses. Obituaries note services for Robert Gordon Dryden, Mrs Roy Rowen, and Mrs Mary J Bell with burial details and survivors. Traffic court items report fines for Judy Martin Neal Weather man George Schneickert and Terry Mohr. Car and truck wrecks at South Main and 7th Cedar and at 7th and Cedar.
Former Washington Redskins coach Otto Graham is set to return to the Coast Guard Academy as athletic director. Graham, 48, previously served seven years there as athletic director and head football coach, and he plans to retire there this time. He will report to New London, Connecticut, March 15 and will not yet commit to coaching. he notes a potential hire if Tad Schroeder advances. Graham also indicated the Redskins owe him six years on a 10 year contract and expects Redskins to fulfill it.
Margaret R. Henderson 73, formerly of rural Richmond, died January 6 at Trinity Hospital in Dodge City. Funeral services were January 9 at First Presbyterian Church in Council Bluffs, Iowa, with burial in Tarkio, Missouri. Born October 3, 1896 in Richmond, she taught from 1926 to 1964, later moving to Dodge City in 1969. Survivors: brother Reed Henderson, Litchfield Park, Arizona, and sister Anna Alger, Dodge City.
Wall Street firms show a continued downward drift at noon with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.19 to 787.82. The 60-stock AP average fell 0.9 to 271.4 as oils metals rails and utilities mostly declined. Polaroid gained 1 to 12. Procter & Gamble rose 2. IBM up sharply Tuesday then off. Realty Equities traded 74,000 shares down 9 1 2 percent. Transcon Lines 89,900 shares down 10 percent after a 2-for-1 stock split proposal. Major sectors including aircrafts metals rails oils and airlines declined.
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