Dewey Defends Driving Record Amid KBI Nomination
Richard D. Dewey, named to head the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, reveals four past traffic violations over three to five years including two 60 mph in a 50 mph zones and a red light case. He pleads guilty to careless driving and pays fines, insisting public service merit remains intact.
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Topeka
Hns
Richard D. Dewey
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Harris News Service
Dewey
KBI
Wichita
Curt Schneider
Fred Howard
Kansas Senate
Thomas E. Kelley
Gerald Long
FBI
Kelley
Long
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Schneider
Kansas Highway Patrol
William Albott
John Martin
Albott
Highway Patrol
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas Turnpike
Emporia
Don Hoffman
Cessna Aircraft Company
United States
Five candidates file for area school board seats
Five additional people have filed for positions on area school boards. Bradley E. Young Richmond and Dennis R. McIlvain Richmond RFC 1 filed for position two in U S C 248 Central Heights to enter a primary. Incumbent Raymond Wagner Richmond also filed for position two. Merley Todd Wellsville filed for position seven in U S D 289 Wellville for position seven, Ros R. Jarrell Wellsville RFC 2 for position three. Larry Milliken Williamsburg filed for position seven in U S D 287 Williamsburg Pomona.
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Bradley E. Young
Richmond
Dennis R. McIlvain
U.S.C
Central Heights
Raymond Wagner
U.S.D
Wellville
Merley
Todd
Wellsville
Ros R. Jarrell
RFC
Larry Milliken
Williamsburg
Williamsburg- Pomona
CC Okays Amendment For Havens Steel Bond Issue
In a 90 minute city commission meeting Ottawa approved an amendment to an ordinance authorizing industrial revenue bonds for Havens Steel. The change designates Security National Bank of Kansas City as the fiscal agent for a $1.2 million bond issue to fund a new plant. Final closing is set for Thursday morning in Kansas City.
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Ottawa City Commission
Havens Steel
Security National Bank of
New Shipment of Hummel Figurines Highlights Ad Briefs
Irwin's Gifts reports a fresh stock including Stormy Weather Goose Girl Apple Tree Boy and Apple Tree Girl Umbrella Boy and Umbrella Girl among others. The United Methodist Ladies Aid of Quenemo to host a Penny Supper at the annex Saturday evening February 1 from 5 30 p m. to 7 30 p m. High protein horse meat canned dog food 24 can case priced at 5 49. Metzger Salvage lists 109 N Main. Ray Brown Ford ad on Monday night’s Red Hot page should have shown a 16 foot Glastron boat. 12 hour service George Underwood Income Tax Service 1614 S Main.
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Irwin
United Methodist Ladies Aid of
Quenemo
Annex
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Ray Brown Ford
Red Hot Page
KSHSAA Names First Hall of Fame Inductees
The Kansas State High School Activities Association announced 18 inductees for its Hall of Fame to be honored at halftime of the girls state tournament championship game in Topeka on March 22. Inductees include administrators, teachers, coaches, and student leaders from across the state.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas State High School Activites Association
Hall of
Hall of Fame
Association
Kiwanis to Host LD Specialist Speaker at OU Ottawa
Specialist in learning disabilities Jean Pyfer of the University of Kansas will address Ottawa Kiwanis at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Ottawa University Student Union. The public is invited as part of the Major Emphasis program to inform on learning disability issues. Attendees should notify Rev. Earl Zimmerman. The club also supports elderly citizens in a later program.
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Jean Pyfer
Kiwanis Club
Ottawa University Student Union
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Earl Zimmerman
Bridge winners and honors note perfect KSU grades
Elks Club hosts Bridge winners with North South pairs Helga Kursh John Thornburg first and two second place teams. East West champions Mary Hill Bob Miller first and Steve Vossler Dorothy Casey second. Steve Grogan son of Mr and Mrs Jim Grogan from 702 S Poplar among eight Kansas State University athletes with a perfect 4.0 for the first semester. Charles Baker of Wellsville named to fall semester honor roll at McPherson College as a senior.
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The
Elks Club
Helga Kursh
John Thornburg
Freda Gilmore
Lillard McClay
Dorothy Miller
Betty Anderson
Mary Hill
Bob Miller
Steve Vossler
Dorothy Casey
Steve Grogan
Jim Grogan
S. Poplar
Kansas State University
Charles Baker
Wellsville
McPherson College
McPherson
Funeral notices and market reports fill The Daily Report
Obituaries and funeral arrangements for Herman Bowman 65 Norman Oklahoma with services at Holy Angels Garnett burial Garnett Cemetery also James E Wray 78 McPherson with services Eight Mile Church Centropolis and Clifford D Haverty Ottawa RFD 3 and Irene Jo Gilby funeral details and a list of admissions dismissals and regional cattle hogs and sheep market quotations for Kansas City AP report with Wednesday estimates all names towns and numbers from the local daily.
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Herman Bowman
Norman
Okla
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Garnett
Norbert Lickteig
Kansas City
Farris Memorial Chapel
Bowman
Martin and
Catherine
Hermreck) Bowman
Anderson County
Ethel Mae Anderson
Perry Joe Bowman
Mary Lou Stokes
Emma Sue Brudel
Martin Bowman
Wichita
Omar Bowman
Lawrence
Ernest Feuerborn
Benton
James E. Wray
McPherson
Axtell Christian Hospital
Newton
Eight- Mile Church
Centropolis
Pleasant Hill
Jesse A. Wray
Corey G. Wray
Flora B. Crist
Ottawa
RFD
Clifford Haverty
Clifford D. Haverty
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
County approves land condemnation for Richter river bridge
Franklin County Commission approves condemning 2.66 acres for the Richter river bridge project. The board also accepted Underwood Implement's bid for a 1975 GMC half ton pickup at 3026.29 dollars with delivery in 60 days, shifted payday to the last business day of the month, inspected Williamsburg roads and drainage, and received an insurance check for mobile radio gear totaling 828.95 dollars from a sheriff car accident.
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Franklin County Commission
Township 17
Underwood Implement
GMC
Williamsburg
Sheriff's Department
Run Off Set For 290 Board With Two New Candidates
Two more candidates enter the 290 Board of Education race bringing total filings to nine. Charles A Beeman and Burton H Brewer filed by fee and petition respectively, setting up a primary run off on March 4.
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U.S.C
Board of Education
Charles A
Bud” Beeman
Orchard Drive
Burton H
Burt"’ Brewer
S. Willow
Beeman
Fee
Brewer
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George Underwood
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Paul P. Boatwright
Janell Smith
James R. Ryan
E.A. Thomas
Frank B. Toulson
Leesa Margaret Wallace
Dewey E. Wolgast
Anthony Zamizla
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Odessa
Kenneth Ray Coats
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Franklin County
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Montgomery Ward
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the Daily Report
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Max Montague
J. O. Burrow
Cecil Spratt
Jim McGrath
Art Seyler
Jesse Hoover
Charlene Yohe
Grant
James Fox
N. Sycamore
Archie Douglas
Baldwin
Nathan Balyeat
Meadow Lane
George Hutchinson
N. Poplar
Mary Cox
Delores Cox
Sycamore
James Schulz
Lane
JoAnn Rossman
Thomas Weiss
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Lamb- Roberts
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