Funeral for Sterling Crawford in Osawatomie
Sterling L. Chief Crawford, 67, Osawatomie, died Thursday at a Kansas City hospital. Service at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home with burial Green Valley Cemetery. Survivors include wife Mary, daughter Rose Ann Carpenter, son John S. Crawford, and several stepchildren and grandchildren.
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Sterling L
Crawford
Overland Park
Mary Reed
Osawatomie
Harry Castleberry
Kansas Supreme Court Allows Wife to Sue Husband for Abuse
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled 6 1 that Virginia Ann Ebert can sue her ex husband Patrick C. Ebert for damages from injuries suffered during their marriage. The decision extends the Stevens exception to interspousal immunity to actions filed before July 1982, reversing a lower court dismissal and ordering a trial on damages beyond $10,000 for broken toes and ribs.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Virginia Ann Ebert
Manhattan
Patrick C. Ebert
Supreme Court
Ebert
Stevens
Eberts
Riley County
Jerry L. Mershon
Alfred Schroeder
Middle School News Highlights At Ottawa area schools
Lyceum gifted students learn programming on a Sinclair SX 81 under Claudia Bartlett offering an intro to computers for some and enrichment for others. In Donna Howell’s seventh grade home economics the class learns to do laundry studying soaps detergents pre-treatments bleaches and stains while Howell’s A class finishes with a blouse project and a Wal-Mart style show is planned for Feb 5. Winter conditioning intramural program runs for sixth and seventh graders until Feb 11 and for eighth graders until Jan 24 with weights and running on specified days under Mike Krysakos. OMS staff conference Friday Jan 21 for in service training and grade-card prep with ESU speaker Pat Kells on Least Restrictive Environments. Mary Jane Martin’s eighth graders study sedimentary rock formation by building layered rock samples and revealing naturally formed layers after removing wax.
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Lyceum
Claudia Bartlett
Ottawa University
Donna Howell
Howell
Mike Krysakos
OMS
Emporia State University
Pat Kells
Library Line Answers Reader Questions This Week
Community information desk provides help and directs to resources at 242-3030 and the Community Information Center. This week questions cover El Greco exhibit tickets in Dallas with reservations to Feb 6, Redskins Super Bowl history, tax forms, first Kansas woman doctor, Kings basketball tickets, and making flour tortillas with step by step instructions.
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Dallas
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Miami
Kansas
Ottawa
Kings
P.O
Kansas City
Chamber Calendar Highlights Banquet Film Weekend Events
The Chamber hosts its annual banquet at Ottawa University with a dinner and a talk on the Bell system divestiture at 6:30 PM in Mowbray Union. A Scotland film plays at 7:30 PM in Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. Monday features the Chinese Magic Circus of Taiwan. Becky Vining showcases a Netherlands slide program. KTJO-88.1 plans a community calendar segment. Kiwanis Pancake Day and Lions Bean Feed are scheduled in January and February respectively. The Chamber reviews its new work program and downtown revitalization plans.
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Ottawa University Mowbray Union
Scotland
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Chinese Magic Circus
Taiwan
Becky Vining
Netherlands
Becky
Richmond
Future Farmers of America
KTJO
Kiwanis Club
Elliot Hall
First Baptist
Hickory
Lions Club
OU Financial Chief To Take Jaco Job
Ottawa University will replace vice president for financial affairs Donald Porter who has resigned to become Hutchinson Community College business manager. Porter, 37, and his wife Phyllis are OU graduates. His 18 month tenure saw an improved accounting system and cash flow reporting. The university will search for his successor via alumni channels and ads.
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Ottawa University
Wilbur D. Wheaton
Robert E. Shaw
Donald Porter
Porter
Jim Dodgen
Ottawa
Hutchinson Community College
Hutchinson
Phyllis
Wendy
Stephanie
Dodgen
Reuben Paulsen
Trustees’ Business Affairs Committee
Paulsen
Ottawa University intern joins City Hall staff in spring term
Randy Riggs, a 21 year old Ottawa University public administration senior from Overland Park, begins a nine credit internship with the City of Ottawa. The Shawnee Mission West and OU football standout will assist managers, attend meetings, and research city projects while considering future career direction.
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Randy Riggs
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Overland Park
Riggs
Carl Riggs
Shawnee Mission School
Mary Ann Riggs
Shawnee Mission West High School
The
Braves
City Hall
Franklin County Education Board Candidates File Friday
Three people filed Friday for Franklin County school board seats. Sleichter seeks U S D 287 Position 2, with Bishop and Turnbaugh already filed. For U S C 289, Peckham runs for Position 3 and Duffy for Position 2, while incumbents do not seek re election. Merle Haas holds Position 6, not contested. Positions 3 and 6 cover the same district area.
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Boards of Education
Franklin County
Gary L. Sleichter
Quenemo Rfd
Unified School District 287
West Franklin
Board of Education
Roberta Bishop
Lawrence Turnbaugh
Gale Lantis
U.S.C
Wellsville
Harry Peckham
Rantoul
RFD
LeRoy Price
Tim Duffy
Larry Averill
Peckham
U.S.D
Merle Haas
Midwest Market Prices Rise Across Live Stock Sectors
Slaughter steers and heifers gain 1.00 to 2.00, up to 2.50 in spots, driven by stronger beef trade and boxed product demand at Midwest terminals. Cattle face mud and yield issues but still show gains. cows up 1.00 to 2.00, bulls steady to 2.00 higher. Hog prices rise despite higher slaughter, with barrows and gilts 0.25 to 2.00 higher. sows mostly steady to 2.00 higher. Slaughter lambs jump 2.00 to 7.00 at Midwest centers, East Coast lambs up 5.00.
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Kansas City
Midwest
St- Paul
Peoria
Iowa
Minnesota
Hiinnis
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Local Ad Briefs and Nightlife Listings
An assorted ad roundup lists CLOCK repair at Drake's Jewelry and commercial slots for The Timberline with Charlie A. birthday wishes, plus a Midnight Special and BOOTLEG show with Cora Johnson at The Other Place. Entries cover taxis, dance venues Buster Cleaver at the Coach Club, pool tournaments, birthday greetings, and service ads for day care, ribs to go, clothing sales, lettuce bargains, and kidswear clearance. Also featured are restaurant menus, a Wednesay through Sunday race schedule at McGinnis Downs Racetrack, and semiregular perm and cake promotions.
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Eureka
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Amarillo
Texas
Patricia J. Hendricks
Sandra Jo Parker
George Hamilton Parker II
Mark Beshears
Kansas Department of Revenue
Country Kitchen
U.S.D. NO
Sacred Heart Elementary
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Rachel Brockman
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Tremont
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Rena Miller
Keith McDaniel
Buck Watts
Wes Wilson
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Kansas City Star
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Kansas Medical Society
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Encyclopedia of Cookery
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Larry Powell
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Mike
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Tom
Mary
Nancy
Jill
Adam
Carrie
Pence's
Golden Eagle Restaurant
Land Creek Cafe
Ginger
S. Hickory
Waymire
Young Flace Kids
S. Main
BE. Wilson
Country Club
Mary Jane Fleming
Hairport
Marcy
Lisa
Lori
Kathy
McGinnis Downs Racetrack
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