Love Letter Confronts Lee in Million Dollar Suit
In Los Angeles, actor Lee Marvin testifies in a $1 million property settlement case with Michelle Tricia Marvin. A love letter he wrote is shown, where he states he would spend life with her, but he clarifies it referred to spending life in bed, not sharing assets. He explains he reflected on kinder parts of the relationship and denies a promise to share property.
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Los Angeles
Lee Marvin
Michelle Tricia Marvin
Marvin Mitchelson
Marvin
Mitchelson
Miss Marvin
Candidates file for area school boards and city seat
Three more candidates join area school board races with filings for USD 290 USD 287 and USD 288 boards. Included are Donald E. Philgreen Pomona Wilma Love Osawatomie and Joseph Schweiger. District covers Richmond Lane Rantoul Princeton. Filing deadline is noon January 30 for boards and Ottawa city commission seat.
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Donald E. Philgreen
Ottawa Rfd 3
U.S.D
Wilma Love
Pomona
Joseph Schweiger
Osawatomie
U.S.C
Richmond
Lane
Rantoul
Princeton
Sherwin L. Snyder
S. Elm
Ottawa
Snyder
Funeral rites set for J W England in Overland Park
Funeral services for J W England 82 of Ottawa RFD 4 will be held at 2 p.m. January 29 at McGilley Hogue Funeral Home Overland Park. Born July 12 1896 in Overland Park he owned Overland Park Dairy 25 years led Independent Dairy Association then farmed near Ottawa. Survived by wife Blanche four daughters a son two brothers and many grandchildren great grandchildren.
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England
Muskogee
Okla
Tex
Ottawa
McGilley-Hogue
Overland Park
Blanche Heckman
Rosedale
Kaw
Independent Dairy Association
J. W. England
Ottawa Rfd
Irene Klink
Library answers readers with questions and local tips
Community Information Center at 5th and Main offers help on topics from Chinese New Year to tax forms. Q and A cover ziti, Kansas capitols, military registration, sewing services, Orange Julius recipes, and a list of seven local seamstresses with contact numbers.
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Kansas
Topeka
Pawnee
Lecompton
Lawrence
Frank Blackmer
National Guard
Barbara Barton
Ottawa
Barbara Beine
N. Popar
Jane Crist
Linda Fivian
Marilyn Helt
Logan
Thomas Love
Cypress
Sally Wiley
IRS
Kansas Department of Revenue
Elks Lodge Dance at Karen and The Kastaways
Ottawa notices announce an Elks Lodge dance featuring Karen and The Kastaways this Saturday January 27 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Members and guests welcome. Also local ads list clothing discounts, a cancelled Ottawa Country Jamboree Talent Show, dog food specials, car repair services, and a Chamber of Commerce banquet with dinner speaker on January 30 at Ottawa University.
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Elks Lodge
Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa University
Kansas hires corrections chief opposed to death penalty
Patrick D. McManus was named Kansas corrections secretary and said he would resign if a new death penalty law were enacted. Governor Carlin noted McManus opposes capital punishment and would actively lobby against reinstatement, even resigning to avoid administering it. The post is Kansas first permanent corrections head since 1977, with duties to begin in March.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Patrick D. McManus
Minnesota
Statehouse
McManus
Department of Corrections
Robert R. Raines
James
Marquez
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
State
Lansing
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas Day Plans At Field School Visualizes State History
About 400 students from Eugene Field and Hawthorne will take part in a Kansas Day event at Field School from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Eight classrooms host rotating 20 minute displays on Kansas topics while color guard led assemblies at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. feature group singing and a square dance. Milk and sack lunches are provided. displays include buffalo hides live snakes quilling leathercrafts early homemaking Silkville Indian teepee construction and more.
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Eugene Field
Hawthorne
Field
Kansas
Silkville
Tractorcade Reaches Illinois En Route To Washington
Midwest farmers press for higher farm prices as tractor caravans of diesel tractors and pickups move through Illinois toward Indianapolis and Washington. Led by the American Agriculture Movement they aim to lobby Congress and the Carter administration, with over 1,000 tractors expected. They hedge against winter weather and plan a joint entry the first weekend in February.
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Illinois
Washington
Greenville
Ill
Midwest
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Ind
Peoria
Champaign
American Agriculture
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Stan DeBoer
Bertrand
Ned
Dianapolis
Capital
Congress
Carter Administration
Whittle
DeBoer
Capitol
AAM
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
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