Richardson named Air War College distinguished graduate
LT William J Richardson son of Hazen L Richardson of 1438 S Hickory has earned distinguished graduate status after completing the Air War College at Maxwell AFB Alabama. The 10 month program prepares senior officers for high level command and staff roles worldwide.
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William J. Richardson
Hazen L. Richardson
S. Hickory
U.s. Air Force
Air War College
Maxwell Afb
Ala
U.S
John Gordon Garnett 72 buried at Garnett Cemetery
Services held July 8 at Farris Memorial Chapel for John Gordon Garnett 72 with Rev. Vernon Belew and Rev. Charles Miller officiating. Burial was at Garnett Cemetery. The paper lists admissions dismissals births emergencies and various local notices alongside a Kansas cattle and hogs market report and a divorce filing.
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John Gordon Garnett
Farris Memorial Chapel
John Gordon
Vernon Belew
Charles Miller
O. D. Meisenheimer
Dale Foushee
Charles Lingo
Ralph Lingo
Robert Gordon
Jay Bradley
Larry Clabaugh
Donald Clabaugh
Garnett Cemetery
Fatima Statue Tour Comes to Scipio Kansas
The national Fatima statue was on view at St. Boniface Church in Scipio from 7 p m Monday until this afternoon as part of a Northwest Kansas tour during July. Blessed by Pope Paul VI in 1967, it marks the 50th anniversary of the Fatima apparition. Bishop Joao Venancio accompanied the statue from its November 1967 U S arrival. Next on the schedule are St Francis Xavier in Burlington and displays in Topeka Baileyville Marysville Seneca Horton Wathena Atchison Nortonville Leavenworth Leawood and Kansas City.
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America
United States
St. Boniface
Scipio
Kansas
Pope Paul
Fatima
Joao P. Venancio
Leiria
U.S
St. Francis Xavier Church
Burlington
Topeka
Baileyville
Marysville
Seneca
Horton
Wathena
Atchison
Nortonville
Leavenworth
Leawood
Kansas City
Fischer Misses Chess Kickoff in World Championship Start
REYKJAVIK ICELAND AP Boris Spassky of Russia arrived on time at 5 p.m. and opened with the queen's pawn move as referee Lothar Schmid started the match. Bobby Fischer was absent, with his whereabouts at kickoff unknown and his lateness noted as his usual practice.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Russia
Lothar Schmid
West Germany
Fischer
Three Die On State Highways
Three highway fatalities were registered in Kansas in the 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. today. Wayne Becker, 12, of Chetopa, died in a Monday night car bicycle crash on U.S. 59. Fred L. Karns, 25, of Alma, was killed in a one car crash on Interstate 70 west of Paxico. A Burlingame youth, not named, died in a fiery county road crash north of Burlingame. three other youths were injured: Steven Kolbaba, 17, Osage City. Bruce Sage, 18, Burlingame. and Dal Stoddard, Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wayne Becker
Chetopa
U.S. 59
Fred L. Karns
Alma
Paxico
Burlingame
Steven Kolbaba
Osage City
Bruce Sage
Dal Stoddard
Fuller Funeral Services For Mrs Neva Fuller
Funeral services for Mrs Neva Co Fuller will be held at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Wednesday at 2 00 p m Rev James W W McCrossen officiating Interment follows at Highland Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home until service time
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Charlotte Joanne Vogeler
Damron-Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Kan
William Weber
Local Wholesaler Sells Ottawa Firm to Paola Inc
Joel Cutting Wholesale, Ottawa, has sold to Clemens and Green Inc., Paola. Cutting will retain vending machine operations and fireworks sales for a period. He began in Ottawa in April 1934, moved locations several times due to floods, and now serves customers within about 50 miles. He plans to travel more, fish, and tend Hereford cattle.
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Joel Cutting
West 18Th
Clemens and Green Inc
Paola
Cutting
Ottawa
Commercial Candy Company
Tension escalates as Belfast braces for summer parades
In Belfast protests flare amid gun battles and blasts as Ulster Defense Association threatens action against the IRA. Britain sends 1,800 more troops to reach 16,800. Since the IRA cease fire collapsed, 232 shooting incidents occurred with 15 gunmen killed or wounded, and a hooded murder victim found, the 414th fatality in three years of sectarian warfare.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Ulster Defense Association
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Army
Last Chance Today To Register In Ottawa Primary
Ottawa voters must register by today to participate in the Aug 1 primary. City Clerk Orrin Smith said city registration in City Hall stays open until 9 p.m. Rural Franklin County residents may register at the polls on Election Day, with County Clerk Bruce Spears keeping registration open until 5 p.m. today.
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Ottawa
Orrin Smith
City Hall
Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Sheriff's sale notice and Ottawa interconnection ordinance
Legal notice first published June 27 1972 with sale of real estate in Franklin County Kansas to satisfy a court order. The property includes parts of Lot 32 34 36 and 36 and related parcels in Ott's Addition Ottawa. Also an ordinance authorizing the city to contract with Kansas City Power and Light for interconnection and power service arrangements. Public sale July 20 1972 at 10 00 am at the west door of the Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Highland Cemetery
Highland Cemetery Perpetual Reserve
Walsh Perpetual Care
Hope Perpetual Care
Water and Light Department
Ihereby
Orlin W. Smith
Franklin County
Franklin Savings Association
4 Corporation
Lyle J. Cordle
Court House
Ott
Gracia L. Cordle
Ronald D. Cowdin
Lola &. Cowdin
Electric System
Kansas City Power and Light Company, & Missouri Corporation
Kansas City Power and Light Company
State of
Franklin
Steve Ralph
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Anderson
Douglas
Miami
Osage
West
Walter Peery
Garnett and
Iola
Ottawa Herald
the Living Letters
First Assembly of God Church
13Th and Mulberry
Becky Clevenger
Gary Edward Poss
Gary Lee Chandler
Richmond
Northern Pump Ranch
McHenry
Ill
Cliff Reynold
Magnavox
Southwest Baptist College
Bolivar, Mo
Katherine D. Martin
Gilbert Martin
S. Willow
the Daily Report
Wesley Pierson
Williamsburg
Lloyd Yohe
N. Poplar
Shondi Cole
W. 5Th
John Bethea
Hickory
Ida Graffham
Guy Towers
Bertha Eisel
N. Locust
Oak Haven
William Jewitt
Dennis Jones
East 9Th Mobile Home Park
Kenneth Edwards
Charles Prue
Hay
Larry Hermbeck
Debra Snyder
Overbrook
Donna L. Dorsey
Richard R. Dorsey
Edward C. Whitford
Overland Park
Dennis D. Riley
Lawrence
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L. R. McClay
John Wassmer
F. P. Hufstedler
Melba Welch
Osawatomie
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Lyle Hanes
Bob Miller
James Seaver
Steve Salb
N. Oak
Probate
Terry Wayne Mohr
Lora Beth Hendrickson
Robert L. Dale
Louis Dale
Birch
Jay Alan Gatlin
Nathan Gatlin
KU Medical Center
Kaw Valley Heart Association, Inc
University of Kansas
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Highlin
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Water & Light Department
Highland Perm
Highland Walsh
Roger B. Nash
Kansca
Chess
Lamb-Roberts
Ottawa, Kansas
N. Main
109 S. Main
Lottner
Paul Damron
David Miller
Dorothy Reams
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Earl Line
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
Ray A. Talbott, W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Secy
Cypress
Pomona
Allen's Farm Market
Kofo
Willow
Corky
Quin’s
Sonic Drive-In
Playhouse Toys
Betty Weaver
Todd
Mr. Clark
Todd Mobile Homes
General Services
J. W. Taylor
Cali
Pickering Piano Service
Lloyd McClure
Bennie Stinson
A&g Roofing CO
Homewood
Ronnie Kirkland
Sunflower Painting Company
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Ward
5Th and Main
Don Winkleman
Wellsville
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Ken
Lyndon Body
Courthouse
Lyndon
Wayne Wischropp
A. K. Watts
West Wilson
Glen S. Wesen
Rockwood Drive
Craftman
Glen Wesen
Keith Watts
Linda Richardson
Donna Watts
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