Deaths and notices from Ottawa area in brief
Death announced for Wesley Brinkmeyer brother in law of Mrs Ralph Brinkmeyer. Admitting Angela Hess and Lois Smith. Dismissals include Mrs Mike Ball, Winston Yokum, and others. several transfers to St Luke's Hospital. Juvenile arrests for simple assault and thefts reported. Marriages licenses issued for Nitcher Turner and Brockway Myers. Divorces granted for Stephen Elliott and Mary Elliott. Traffic incidents noted with minor damages and insurance details along with commodity quotations.
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Wesley Brinkmeyer
Ralph Brinkmeyer
N. Cherry
Angela Hess
Elm
Lois Smith
Pomona
Mike Ball
Winston Yokum
King
Karen Vogeler
S. Elm
Marjorie Kitts
Beech
Charles New
Greeley
James Skillett
Waverly
Lottie Dodd
Crestview
Richard Landers
Rantoul
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Alan Nitcher
Ellen Marie Turner
Wellsville
Rodney M. Tedrow
Sherri L. Tedrow
Ottawa
John Martin Brockway
Eleanor Jane Myers
Stephen Duane Elliott
Willow
Mary Kathryn Elliott
S. Main
Ford May Head Study Panel on Government Waste
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee backed a bill creating an 18 member commission to examine federal programs and curb waste. Roth and Bolling envision a Hoover Commission like effort with possible Ford chairmanship and a two year 16 million dollar price tag, aiming for bipartisan reform.
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Roth
Senate
Rep
Richard Bolling
Dmo
House
Herbert Hoover
Congress
America
Hoover Commission
Bolling
Gerald Ford
Ford
Capitol
Senate Poised to Back O Connor Supreme Court Pick
Conservative groups press a fight but Senate signals strong support for Sandra Day O Connor. A Capitol Hill briefing by 21 groups alleges she backed a 1970 Arizona bill for abortion on demand, though the measure never passed.
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Washington
Sandra D. O’connor
Supreme Court
Senate
Capitol Hill
Mrs. O'Connor
Arizona Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Appeals Court
Goldwater
Moral Majority
National Right To Life Committee
Howard Phillips
O’connor
Reagan
House
Phillips
Associated Press
Senate Judiciary Committee
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
O'Connor
Baker
Farmland studies giant u bag for grain storage near term
Farmland Industries is testing a 60 by 90 foot u shaped buried plastic bunker to store wheat and soybeans without traditional elevators. In Nebraska 16,500 bushels of milo stored seven months cost 28 cents per bushel with 25 bushels spoiled. A new project aims for 500,000 bushels at 10 cents per bushel.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Farmland Industries
Duane Romans
Plattsmouth
Neb
British May Call Out Troops Over Rioting in Cities
In Warrington William Whitelaw suggested troops might be used if rioting worsens though he opposes a riot squad. He warned of NI lessons about withdrawing troops and backed possible Riot Act revival and a parental responsibility law. Police leaders pressed for armor water cannons and plastic bullets as riots spread to 11 London districts and Manchester.
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Reagan
Bolling
White House
Manchester
England
William Whitelaw
Britain
Whitelaw
Police Federation
Jim Jardine
Liverpool
London
Jardine
Dance and Sales Roundup at Local Venues and Shops
Dance events headline the Week with Chuck and Cora Frndnight at The Back Door and a Rain cover at Legal Tender Lounge Pomona. Local ads promote freezer beef, perm discounts, summer clearance at Calhoun's, and plant specials including Lythium purple flowers and day lilies. Lawn pest control, termite treatment, and garden center notices accompany weekend hours and a mock vacation closing at MOCK Motors.
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Willis Garden Center
Monthur
Local Cyclist in Critical Condition After Road Crash
A 20 year old Wellsville man, Michael R. Hogan, is listed in critical condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a Thursday night crash at K-68 and Spruce. Police say Hogan struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Drew E. Moore, 65, at about 5:24 p.m. Moore was awaiting at a stop sign and Moore’s car incurred $400 in damage while Hogan’s motorcycle was a total loss. Hogan was transported first to Ransom Memorial Hospital before transfer to KU.
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North Dairy Queen
N. Main
Robert F. Newlin
Meriden
Brian K. Patton
Wellsville
Newlin
Patton
Yvonne M. Knight
Knight
Stark
Community Revival Center
Here
Linda S. Holder
Baldwin
Maria D. Bellinger
Rantoul
University of Kansas Medical Center
Department of Public Safety
Drew E. Moore
Hogan
Moore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Heat Relief Aid Offered in Franklin County for Summer
Low income and medically needy households may receive cooling assistance through a Low-Income Energy Assistance Program grant starting Wednesday. The SRS Office in Pratt will handle applications. Also, Miss Kansas pageant judges' preliminary winners include Miss Derby Kandyce Berry and Miss Center City Julia Anne Mayes as two groups compete with a final queen awarded an $11,000 scholarship.
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Franklin County
SRS
E. 2Nd
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Okla
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Mark K. Shumway
South Hickory
Sheriff's News
Dale M. Gordon
Princeton
Arnold M. Gordon
Dale
Gordon
Gordons
Mark O. Jones
Douglas County
Jones
Daryl L. Montague
Gregory
Duke Manufacturing
Industrial Avenue
Patty Landis
East 13Th
Milton E. Madden
Maple
Fred S. Schnoke
E. 13Th
Schnoke
Madden
North Mulberry
Susan J. Stark
N. Mulberry
Helen L. Mott
Edgerton
Leo D. Miller
Ottawa Coop
Sen
William Roth
Federal Register
Northern Ireland
Chuck and
Cora Frndnight
Stinson Processing
Guys and Dolls
Calhoun
Ad Briefs
Legal Tender Lounge
Hill House
Wassmer
Legal Tender
Mock Motors
S. Hickory
Ottawa Herald
Memoriam
Dengel
Hickory
Michael R. Hogan
Med Center
Geneva (McClay) Culbertson
Concordia
Fort Hays State University
Dewey McClay
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
McEe
OU Student Union
The
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Franklin Savings
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