Police Records Show Broad Range Of Traffic Violations
The Daily Report lists numerous offenders with ages and addresses, including speeding in a 20 mph zone, open containers, improper turns, and disobeying signals. Several cases involve driving while license suspended, dog running at large, and fines from $1 to $105, plus occasional jail time or probation. Also includes divorces granted, marriage licenses, and local thefts and accidents with minor injuries and vehicle damage.
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Irene Gumm
N. Hickory
Garry Abbott
N. Mulberry
Orrral M. Staneart
Willow
Kimberly L. Powell
Rollo C. Carter
S. Poplar
Rhonda Gast
N. Main
Samuel L. Wright
Ottawa
Paul K. Redmond
John W. Weaver
N. Poplar
Steven R. Mallicoat
Beech
Beverly Ann O'Connor
S. Oak
David L. Blackstone
Princeton
William P. Mauszycki
S. Hickory
Jonathan J. Stone
Richard C. Hansen
Osage City
Louis M. Harris
Karen E. Highie
Wellsville
Harry L. Ledon
Kenneth L. Bellinger
Poplar
Fred Simmons
S. Locust
Suzanne E. Thompson
Maple
Mrs Edwin J Beethe services for Nettie Beethe
Mrs. Nettie Beethe of Elk Creek Neb died in Lincoln Neb at 83. Funeral at St Peters Lutheran Elk Creek at 2:30 p.m. Sunday with burial church cemetery. Born Feb 14 1895 Table Rock Neb she taught 22 years in Elk Creek area and helped Beethe Funeral Home. Survived by husband Edwin J Beethe two daughters Mrs Bob Roberts and Mrs Dean Thiesfeld son Edwin L Beethe seven grandchildren two great grandchildren sister Mrs Werner Baucke brother Jess Kavanda plus other relatives. Admission and dismissal notes follow. Sheriff reports Kent L Gragg charged with check law violation released on 75 bond. Jon Allen Stratton held on multiple charges with $1000 bond.
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Edwin J. Beethe
Nettie Beethe
Elk Creek
Neb
Lincoln
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Beethe
Table Rock
Bob Roberts
College
Ottawa
Dean Thiesfeld
Edwin L. Beethe
Seattle
Wash
Sheriff and DPS Clear Four Thefts With Two Arrests
Police and the sheriff's department say four burglaries have been cleared after two arrests. Ray Dean Kennedy, 20, was charged with felony theft for a December 2 break-in at a vehicle of Dean Ray Barrett, with speakers valued at 150 dollars. A 16 year old Ottawa youth was also arrested on Thursday, held in county jail, and police said more arrests were expected as investigations continue.
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Larry J. Dixon
Walnut
Lesh Oil
Dixon
Here
Wilson Street
James R. Poe
Burrough
S. Olive
Poe
James E. Poe
Ottawa University
Bill Boucek
S. Main
Williamsburg
Hattie L. Horne
Donald D. Davis
Mary J. McClure
Ottawa
Logan
Hickory Streets
Linda K. Platt
Spruce
Joy F. Gilliland
Red Jacket
Kansas City
Kansas
Choice
Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff's Department
Ray Dean Kennedy
Dean Ray Barrett
Princeton
Department of Public Safety
Ray Lyman
S. Oak
Sharon Stierwalt
Gladys Paul
S. Sycamore
Kennedy
New York
Europe
Tokyo
Robert J. Farrell
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Federal Reserve
Esmark
NYSE
Belly Dancing Added To ORC Classes In Ottawa Kansas
Ottawa Recreation Commission and USD 290 add a seventh class belly dancing starting next Tuesday at the Youth Center. Other offerings include swim fit rhythmic aerobics couples disco yoga cake decorating and drivers education with schedules and fees for each activity. Enrollment extends for all classes due to weather with sessions at the junior high and Youth Center and Ottawa University pool.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
U.S.D
Youth Center
Ottawa University
Millions Back Moslem Leader in Tehran Islamic Republic Push
In Tehran Ayatullah Khomaini supporters march in what organizers call a referendum toward an Islamic republic. Ahmad Pourjani estimates turnout around 4 million as Khomaini, exiled Shiite leader, orders the march on the 40th day after the sect founder's assassination anniversary. Bakhtiar, deemed illegitimate, faces calls for abdication as security forces maintain a low profile.
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Tehran
Iran
Ayatullah Khomaini
Ahmad Pourjani
Khomaini
Pourjani
Bakhtiar
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Kansas House Debates Gifted Children Mandate Change
Kansas lawmakers consider two bills to alter the 1974 gifted education mandate. One would remove gifted from exceptional definitions. the other would let districts decide on gifted programs. Advocates cite cost, while experts note current identification guidelines and about 4,000 gifted students already in adequate programs.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
Kale Hineman
R-Dighton
Lee Hamm
D-Pratt
James Marshall
Special Education Administration
Department of Education
Marshall
Brier Sees Quirks Ahead For 80 Presidential Primary
Topeka Kansas AP Secretary of State Jack Brier warned the 1980 presidential preference primary set for the first Tuesday in April will be costly and hampered by vague provisions. He estimated the election would cost about 1 063 173 dollars.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jack Brier
Brier
Secretary of State
Kansas House
Senate
New York
Wisconsin
Karen and The Eastaways at Eagle Lodge Dance
Local ad brief lists event for Saturday 9 p.m. featuring Karen and The Eastaways at Eagle Lodge. Also notes various community notices and sales from local businesses.
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Eagle Lodge
Eastaways
KU Medical Center dismissal and air force training items
News briefs list a former KU Medical Center patient Mrs. Bill Eble moving to Osawatomie. Airman Howard E Meese graduates from Sheppard AFB and will report to Wurtsmith AFB for SAC duty. Other items include a Kiwanis pancake feed at First Methodist Church and a note on United States government guaranteed bonds, plus Kansas legislative discussion on presidential primary costs and scheduling.
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Bill Eble
Yvonne Gentry
KU Medical Center
George Eble
Osawatomie
Howard E. Meese
Howard L. Meese
Wellsville
Sheppard Afb
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Meese
Wurtsmith Afb
Mich
Strategic Air Comman
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