Sakharov May Be Deported Amid Arrest Reports
Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov, Nobel laureate, was stripped of state awards and reportedly arrested as authorities hinted at possible deportation. Tass denied arrest or deportation, while plainclothes police loitered near his Moscow building amid heightened security and speculation.
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Moscow
Andrei Sakharov
Sakharov
Tass
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Carter
Pope John Paul II
Sheremetyevo
Associated Press
Yelena Bonner
Irina Kaplan
Kremlin
Amnesty International
Afghanistan
Carter's Support Drops Amid Iran and Afghanistan Crisis
An AP NBC poll shows growing public demand for a tougher Carter stance toward the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and Iran hostages. Carter's overall rating fell seven points in a month, despite backing for actions like a partial grain embargo on Russia.
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New York
Carter
Iran
Afghanistan
Associated Press-Nbc News
U.S
Russia
Moscow
Barr and Bliss Services Set. Local Obituary Notes
Graveside rites for Wynn S Barr 86 of Kansas City Kansas, formerly Ottawa, will be Thursday at Highland Cemetery with Rev William R Weber officiating. Barr born Sept 6 1893 in Waverly was a retired farmer and stockman. Merrill L Bliss 86 of Ottawa area will be buried at Highland Cemetery Thursday. he was a retired machinist with H D Lee and longtime North Baptist member. The notices include admissions dismissals births and various local incidents and market quotes from Ottawa and Kansas City.
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Wynn S. Barr
Wynn Scott Barr
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
Highland Cemetery
William R. Weber
Barr
Waverly
Elsie Vivian Camp
Erie
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Merrill L. Bliss
S. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb-Roberts Funeral
Bliss
Centropolis
Franklin County
H. D. Lee
North Baptist Church
Minnie E. Shawver
Marjorie Shoemaker
Ash
Nathalee Tucker
Shirley Townsend
Citrus Heights
Calif
Lyle A. Bliss
Borger
Texas
Warren E. Bliss
Palm Desert
Lena Phibbs
Lloyd
Two Quenemo Residents Charged In Vassar Robbery
Nelson Leroy Spillman and Linda Kay Radford, both of Quenemo, were charged in Osage County District Court with armed robbery for the Vassar Grocery holdup on Friday. Bond set at $10,000 each, preliminary hearing scheduled Jan 31. They remained jailed. $320 cash and a blank-firing pistol were recovered after arrest near Vassar.
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Lyndon Nelson Leroy Spillman
Linda Kay Radford
Quenemo
Osage County
Vassar Grocery
Donald White
Franklin County
Vassar
Guard units to train with CAMMS in Topeka exercise
About 50 members of a local National Guard battalion will travel to Topeka for a Computer Assisted Map Maneuver Simulation. Lt. Col. Merle D. Stone commands artillery support as guardsmen, reservists, and active Army personnel conduct computer aided combat drills with a New Jersey based system. The exercise aims to train for joint operations with active Army units in war. The CAMMS provides rapid feedback on battle data, casualties, and resource use.
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National Guard
Topeka
Merle D. Stone
New Jersey
Bond corrections in Leaverton case clarified in Herald
The Monday Herald corrected that bond reduction was for Jesse Leaverton, not David, and that the defense lawyer submission by the elder Leaverton referred to Jesse. Both Leavertons and two other St Joseph men face aggravated robbery and battery charges tied to last week’s hitchhiker shooting near Princeton.
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David Leaverton
St. Joseph
Leaverton
Jesse
Jesse Leaverton
Student of the Month honors Jay Selanders at KSU
Jay Selanders of Garnett has been named Student of the Month by the Kansas State University College of Agriculture. The Richmond Free Fair Association set the 1980 Richmond Fair for July 31 to August 2, a Thursday through Saturday, with Novelty Exposition Shows of Topeka signed for entertainment at the carnival. An Eagle Scout project led by Phil Sullivan, Troop 127, will register bicycles at the Department of Public Safety from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. as part of Operation ID to combat theft. A rural fire protection meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Franklin County Courthouse basement will feature Joel Hart on long-range fire planning and improvements for the county.
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Jay Selanders
Garnett
Kansas State University College of Agriculture
Richmond Free Fair Association
Richmond
Topeka
Phil Sullivan
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Franklin County Courts
Joel Hart
Forester
Save Money Semi-Annual Sale at Sheldon's Men’s Wear
Local sale announces a semi annual event at Sheldon's Men’s Wear on 225 S Main with discounts on fall merchandise and a Tuesday evening chicken meal special. Also notes tire price changes for Farm Bureau members and various food and footwear bargains at Dairy Queen, The Clothes Hanger, and Budge's Sport Center.
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Sheldon’s Men’s Wear
S. Main
Burger Bowl Ad Briefs and Local Offers
Burger Bowl at Indian Lanes Bowl on 2040 Princeton Road showcases new management with a salad bar open 11 am to 2 pm and all you can eat for 1.49. Daily hours 11 am to 11 pm. owners Barb and Sherm Spears. Also notes MONEY Market offers 12.09 percent on U S government bonds with no state tax. Michael J. Esser of Edward D. Jones & Company listed. Includes layaway promotion with McArdle's and a central air sale. New England in All Seasons concert January 26 at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium with tickets via Butler's Music Store or reservations.
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Burger Bowl
Indian Lanes Bowl
Princeton Road
Sherm Spears
U. S
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones & Company
E. 2Nd
Ottawa
Kansas
New England
Boston
Butler’s Music Store
Call
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Central Heights Board Maps Next Year Plans and Talks Contracts
The Central Heights school board discussed handicapped transport for 1980 81 opting for a lift equipped van over bus modifications. Superintendent Leo Laird reported ongoing teacher negotiations with a counter proposal to be presented. The board approved next year's calendar and a $25 donation to the E M Schmidt Scholarship fund plus a $150 league assessment.
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Diane Yeamans
School Board of
U.S.C
Central Heights
Leo Laird
Laird
Indian Lanes Bowl
Ottawa
E. M. Schmidt
Prairie View School
LaCygne
Jaycee Week Activities Hit Ottawa and Williamsburg
Ottawa and Williamsburg Jaycees announce a week of events for Jaycee Week. Ottawa hosts an open house from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 234 S. Main to recruit members and pledge a $1,000 gift to Sacred Heart Catholic Church rebuilding fund. Williamsburg plans a BB gun shoot prep for Buhler with winners advancing nationally, plus a newspaper and aluminum drive to fund renovations of the old American Legion hall for community use. The nationwide Jaycees boast 385,000 members in 9,200 communities with Engage programs like Walk for Mankind and a Christmas party for underprivileged children.
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Rex Cummings
The
Ottawa Jaycees
Ramsay’s
S. Main
Cummings
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Jaycees
Williamsburg
Buhler
James E. Hogan
Williamsburg Jaycees
Hogan
American Legion
Walk For Mankind
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Jo Mettenburg
Princeton
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William Abbott
Cypress
Harold Hinderliter
Raymond Wolken Jr
N. Cedar
Jana Siders
N. Mulberry
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Patricia Stankard
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Clifford Swingle
Willow
Donnita F. Harper
Lane
James F. Carter
Parker
Public Safety News
Betty Teter
Billford
Susan V. Sachse
Sheriff's News
Raymond G. Rumford
Becky Shalkoski
Wellsville
District Court News
Ray D. Kennedy
S. Walnut
Charles E. Kinsey
S. Sycamore
S. Elm
Gary Carter
Ottawa Co-Op
Hill House
Farm Bureau
Scott’s Service
Dairy Queen
Bobby Brooks
W. 2Nd
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Budge’s
Ad Briefs
Bud
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McArdle’s
Central Air
Bob Miller
Cimarron Ins. Co
Continental Ins. Co
Continental Western
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Marysville Mutual Western of
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Bern
Effestivansis
Ralph Taylor
R.R
Central Heights Board
Saffron Glass Co
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