Admisions Dismissals Births And Local Offenses At Ottawa
Kendall Lucas admitted Thursday. Leonard Matteson Linda Roecker in Richmond Inez Robinson Baldwin RFD 1 Thursday. Mr and Mrs Darrell Flory Wellsville RFD 2 a daughter 7 lbs 4602s Thursday. Burglaries Joella Rolland rural Pomona reported Thursday a VCR two rifles shotguns microwave camera binoculars taken earlier in the day from her home. Loss about $2000. Entry gained by breaking a window. Civil cases Ena Mae Mock vs George V and Clara L Louderback Pomona et al recovery of money replevin. Mack seeks $22599.01 plus interest and return of property if not satisfied. Civil dispositions SRS vs James J Coddington dissolution of child support after tests. Deborah Kuhnen shoplifting $100. Scotty Hollon open container beer $50. Larry Kelly no insurance $50. Tommy Barber open container beer $50. Ottawa boy 10 charged with battery released to parents. Linda Curtis silver earrings machete gold necklace jewelry taken since Jan 10. Public safety two stereo speakers taken from Meyer car at Ottawa High School. Vandalism two holes shot into south window of Harry Bear's Restaurant. Injury Cunningham 22 rural Lane wrecks on ice minor injuries. Damages over $500. Non injury Krafft car rolls into Evans pickup $250. Quotations Wheat Corn Milo Soybeans Oats prices. PIK certificates prices.
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Pomona
Here
Linda L. Curtis
S. Poplar
Ryan E. Meyer
E. 16Th
Ottawa High School
Meyer
Franklin Savings Association
Harry Bear’s
N. Main
Ebony editor urges tackling racism after King holiday
Lerone Bennett Jr. of Ebony told Kansas State University convocation that fighting racism, poverty and violence remains essential after the King holiday. He warned that invisible signs still mark American society and that 20 years of awareness have not ended racism.
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Manhattan
Kan
America
Ebony Magazine
Lerone Bennett Jr
Bennett
Number Of Lobbyists On The Rise In Kansas
The Kansas Public Disclosure Commission reports 1987 lobbyist spending at 444 084 down from 478 403 in 1986. While expenditures may rise with late reports, the number of lobbyists grew to 662 in 1987 from 603 in 1986, representing 915 and 776 organizations respectively. Sin issues racing and the Kansas Lottery saw increased lobbying efforts, says examiner Jana Atchison.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Public Disclosure Commission
Jana Atchison
Commission
Secretary of State’s Office
Atchison
KU Brass Rejects Condom Proposal
Kansas University Administrator Ex ecutive Vice Chancellor Judith Ramaley rejected a campus task force recommendation to install condom vending machines in campus rest rooms. Ray Davis welcomed Ramaley’s response, while Student Senate Task Force on AIDS chairman Michael Foubert criticized it as cautious. Ramaley endorsed all education recommendations.
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Lawrence, Kan
Kansas University
Judith Ramaley
Ray Davis
Michael Foubert
Student Senate
Foubert
Ramaley
K State Coliseum Nears Completion Ahead of Schedule
Kansas State University expects the new Bramlage Coliseum to be ready for occupancy by early July. Director Charlie Thomas reports the structure is largely enclosed despite winter, with southeast and southwest corners remaining open. The arena will hold 13,500 for basketball and 500 for concerts, with athletic offices moving from Ahearn Fieldhouse and the portable floor to be refinished and installed this spring.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Charlie Thomas
Bramlage Coliseum
Thomas
Ahearn Fieldhouse
Wyandotte Group First To Seek Race License
Wyandotte County officials and Kansas City partners filed the first license application with the Kansas Racing Commission to build a 28.5 million pari mutuel track on 150 acres in Edwardsville. The plan combines dog and horse racing, uses taxable bonds, promises 1500 jobs and an 18.8 million dollar payroll, and expects a April to October season with 95 thoroughbred and 301 greyhound races.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas City
Wyandotte County Group
Wyandotte County Commission
Kansas Racing Management
Kansas City Area
David A. Schoenstadt
Kansas City Comets
Schoenstadt
Edwardsville
Wyandotte County
Nationwide Weather Almanac Snapshot of Tonight Through Saturday
Franklin County shows clear to partly cloudy skies with teens lows, then cloudy Saturday with 40 to 45 highs and brisk southwest winds. Snow chances appear east Sunday into Monday with 30s highs, teens lows, while Missouri Nebraska Arkansas Oklahoma Colorado districts report varied cloudiness, temperatures, and light snow risks across regions.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Panhandle
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Obituaries for Sloan and Shepherd in Ottawa area
Robert Edward Sloan 76 of 618 S Elm died January 21 1988 in Ran som Memorial Hospital. Graveside service 11 a.m. January 25 at Highland Cemetery. Survivors include wife Lucille Hoffman Sloan three daughters and three grandchildren. Memorials to Ransom Memorial Hospital Fund. Jack W Shepherd 67 of rural Pomona died January 22 1988 from injuries in a traffic accident. Arrangements pending with Dengel and Son Mortuary.
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S. Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Randolph
Lucille Hoffman
Abilene
Ottawa
Kansas City
E-S
Eddie’s
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
DeSoto
Grace Episcopal Church
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Lodge No
BPOE
Lions Club
Jaycees
Karen L. Vogler
Excelsior Springs
Judy Chinn
Long Beach
Calif
Vicki Vollmecke
Phoenix
Ariz
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ransom Memorial Hospital Memorial Fund
Jack W. Shepherd
Pomona
Eddie Sloan
S. Elm St
Kansas
Eddie
Henry Roberts
Sloan
Dengel & Son
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Wall Street Notes Mild Rally After Week's Selloff
The Dow rose 6.80 to 1,886.11 by noon as gains outpaced losses two to one on the NYSE. Johnson & Johnson jumped 25 percent to 77 1/2 amid active trading after a study linked its acne drug to sun damage reduction. E-II Holdings gained 3 to 12 percent while American Brands offered $13 a share for E-II, pushing its stock up 54 to 47 34. The NYSE composite index rose .60 to 137.57 and the market value index at the American Exchange gained .62 to 264.39.
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NEW York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
J&j
E-Ii Holdings
American Brands
E-Ii
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Hammer Gives Art Collection A Home In LA Museum
Philanthropist Armand Hammer will create a $30 million private museum adjacent to Occidental Petroleum’s headquarters in Los Angeles to house his $250 million art collection. He will not leave the works to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art as previously discussed.
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Hammer
Los Angeles
Armand Hammer
Occidental Petroleum
Occidental
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Regents Saving Million From Shuffling Degrees
Regents universities saved about 1 million by discontinuing or changing 185 degrees over five years per the Legislative Division of Post Audit. Money funded other programs, with KU reallocating 42000 from a radiation biophysics cut to the biology department. Since 1983, 150 degrees have been eliminated and 35 altered, mostly for low enrollment.
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Topeka
Kan
University of Kansas
Chaseys Pizza Ad Briefs and Local Notices
Ad briefs list Chaseys Pizza buy one get smaller one free with contact numbers 242-4949 and 242-6816. Ottawa Co op buys grain on the farm at 242-5170. Eagles Lodge hosts a Saturday dance 9 pm to 12 30 am featuring Chase with members and guests. Topeka Capital Journal subscription promo at 7 dollars a month with 242-4434. Sunflower seeds and bird seed available at Ottawa Fertilizer and Feed 120 N Cedar. VFW dance Saturday 9 1 am Remember When with members and guests. Time to top dress wheat with 34 00 bulk fertilizer at Ottawa Fertilizer and Feed 120 N Cedar. Charlotte's Chat N Curl Time For A Perm promotion deadline January 28 and phone 242-2377 1740 S Elm. Alkins welcome open evenings by appointment.
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Ottawa
Charlotte
S. Elm
Alkins
Funeral services for Mrs Birdell Nearmyer Blunt
Memorial service to be held at First Baptist Church at 2 p m Saturday January 23 with Dr Edward Baxter officiating. Interment at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Mrs Blunt in state at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home until 10 a m Saturday and afterward at the church. Memorials suggested to Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Home Care Support Fund or the Memorial Fund at Ottawa Retirement Village. Funeral Home 242 3550.
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Birdell Nearmyer Blunt
First Baptist Church
Edward Baxter
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Planners Eye Census Details for Franklin County
The Franklin City County Planning Commission decided to use forthcoming Kansas census data to update the comprehensive plan. It also directed Secretary Pete Nicholson to contact Kansas City Power and Light to ensure building permits precede power delivery to zoned townships, noting Franklin Township as the typical case.
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Franklin City-County
Lionel Hampton Honored Ahead of Paradise Theater Return
Jazz great Lionel Hampton received the keys to Detroit as he prepared for his first Orchestra Hall appearance since the Paradise Theater reopening. The 45 year veteran, who has played with Armstrong Parker Gillespie and Goodman, will have a Saturday concert taped for a PBS special titled Lionel Hampton Back to Paradise.
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Detroit
Lionel Hampton
Orchestra Hall
Paradise Theater
Hampton
Louis Armstrong
Charlie Parker
Dizzy Gillespie
Benny Goodman
Paradise
Gillespie
Duke Ellington
Lena Horne
Count Basie
Sarah Vaughn
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