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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1975

Page

6

Judicial group forms to pick district judge if vacancy arises

Members of the Fourth District Judicial Nominating Commission met Thursday afternoon led by Kansas Supreme Court member Robert Kaul. The panel, drawn from six counties Franklin Anderson Osage Coffey Woodson and Allen, will nominate a district judge only if either Floyd Coffman or Robert Stadler resigns or retires. Delegates from Franklin County included Kurt Weigand Ottawa RFD 3 with attorneys Tom Gleason and Dick Skoog representing the Fourth District Judicial Bar Association. The group debated duties and whether terms will be three or one year.

Fourth District Judicial Nominating Commission Robert Kaul Kansas Supreme Court Kaul Floyd Coffman Robert Stadler Franklin Anderson Osage Coffey Woodson Allen Franklin County Kurt Weigand Ottawa RFD Fourth District Judicial Bar Association Tom Gleason W. 4Th Dick Skoog E. 11Th

Pipeline to move Kansas and Oklahoma wheat to Muskogee port

Chicago man Warren Harris proposes a $350 million 36 inch pipeline linking Wichita Hutchinson Tribune Scott City and Liberal in Kansas and Enid in Oklahoma to Muskogee port as terminus for wheat. The plan would use 66 bushel cannisters moving at 3.5 cents per ton mile with freight costs 19 to 20 cents a bushel from Kansas to Muskogee and 8 to 10 cents per barrel from Enid. The automated system would require little labor.

TULSA Chicago Muskogee Kansas Oklahoma Warren Harris Wichita Hutchinson Tribune Scott City Liberal Enid Okla Little Rock Ark Mississippi River Verdigris Arkansas Harris

Walter D. Carpenter dies. services set in Kansas City

Walter D. Carpenter, 65, a retired electrical engineer from the Ottawa Wellsville area, will be buried after a 2 p.m. Monday service at Maple Hill Chapel in Kansas City Kansas. He is survived by his wife, two sons Gary Keith of Topeka and Merlin of Detroit, a sister Mildred Fleming, and three brothers, with three grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Four admissions and several dismissals are listed in Ottawa. Kansas City market reports note hogs lower, cattle limited, and sheep scarce, with Monday estimates for cattle 1,600 hogs 2,000 and sheep 200.

Walter D. Carpenter Kansas City Kan Ottawa-Wellsville Maple Hill Chapel Shawnee Dr Maple Hill Carpenter Gary Keith Carpenter Topeka Merlin Carpenter Detroit Mich Mildred Fleming Harold Carpenter

Wellsville Rec Body Created By Voters

Wellsville U S C 289 and the city formed the Wellsville Joint Recreation Commission. Five members were named Bill Burgoon Darrell Hatfield Dr Charles Rogers Donna Romstedt and Leonard Buehler with Burgoon as president Hatfield as vice president and Romstedt as secretary. The group plans a one mill levy for 1976 programs and schedules meetings at 7 30 p m on the third Thursday each month and July 17 at the high school vocal room to gauge resident recreation desires.

Wellsville U.S.C Joint Recreation Commission Bill Burgoon Darrell Hatfield Charles Rogers Donna Romstedt Leonard Buehler Burgoon Hatfield Romstedt

Douglas County rural water bids for 130 miles of pipe

Rural Water District No. 5 in Douglas County will open bids on July 16 at 2 p.m. in the City Commission room of the First National Bank Building in Lawrence for laying about 130 miles of plastic pipe plus two booster stations and two standpipes. The board will review bids for several weeks before accepting one and expects construction to begin before summer's end.

Rural Water District No. 5 Douglas County City Commission First National Bank Lawrence Board of Directors

Saints Alive Gospel Singers at Trinity Church

SaintS Alive a contemporary gospel group will perform at 7 p m Sunday at Trinity United Methodist Church 630 N Cedar after a sandwich salad supper in Fellowship Hall at 6 to those attending should bring sandwiches and salad and their own table service Members include Jerry Stark Gary Rouse Ron Stockard and Mike Houston of Newton Eugene Rothfuss son of Rev and Mrs Don Rothfuss 920 N Birch has made Bartlesville Wesleyan College second semester President s Honor Roll Karen Chandler daughter of Mr and Mrs Laurence Chandler Richmond has been selected for the honors program at Kansas State University

Saints Alive Trinity United Methodist Church N. Cedar Fellowship Hall Jerry Stark Gary Rouse Ron Stockard Mike Houston Newton Eugene Rothfuss Don Rothfuss N. Birch Bartlesville Wesleyan College Bartlesville Okla Karen Chandler Laurence Chandler Richmond Kansas State University

First Night Winners At Pageant In Pratt Kansas

PRATT Kansas AP preliminary Miss Kansas Pageant winners Thursday night are Rochelle Lynn Forsberg representing Kansas State University and Jana Lyn Salmans Miss Dodge City The pageant continues through Saturday night with Miss Kansas 1975 to be chosen from 10 finalists Forsberg won the talent contest with violin Salmans won the swimsuit contest Twenty contestants compete in the three day event The swimsuit and talent events conclude tonight Also Chicago futures mixed soybean and wheat rose early while corn and oats mixed in bid prices

Country Misfits at Tilton's Inn Friday

Local ad brief lists July 1 performance by The Country Misfits at Tilton's Inn. Also notes Ottawa Antique Car Club Swap Meet at fairgrounds Sunday and a Summer Saving Sale at 203 S Main. Includes shrimp dinner special at Hereford Inn and dance with Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW.

Tilton's Inn Ottawa Antique Car Club VFW Marvin Ross and the Country Gentlemen

Famous Photography Intern In Limelight

Topeka AP Susan Ford 18 met the press in Topeka as a summer photography intern for the Capital Journal. About 50 reporters and photographers grilled her on work, family and plans. She earns 115 dollars weekly for five more weeks, then vacations in Vail before starting Mt. Vernon College. Ford praised Topeka, mentor Rich Clarkson praised her drive and content focus. She will accompany Clarkson to Durham for the U S Africa track meet and hopes to pursue photography as a career.

Topeka Kan Susan Ford Capital-Journal Miss Ford Capital Journal Susan Topeka State Journal Vail Colo Washington, D.C Mt. Vernon College Rich Clarkson Kansas Capitol City Clarkson National Press Durham N.C U.s.africa

Baseball Standings and Upcoming Games Snapshot

Baseball standings show Pittsburgh atop the NL with 52 wins and .619, followed by Philadelphia and New York. The table includes St Louis Chicago Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston and more, with updates on Thursday results and Friday and Saturday schedules across both leagues.

Pittsburgh Philphia New York St. Louis Chicago Montreal Cincinnati Los Angeles S. Francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston San Francisco Barr Bonham Matlack Tate Norman Kirby T-N McIntosh Folkers Booker Candelaria Warthen Alanta Niekro Ray S Louis Forsch Philadelphia Christenson Konieczny Boston Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Detroit West Oakland Kansas City Texas California Minnesota Blyleven Wiley Gura Medich Hands Lee Lolich Kanas City Pattin Osteen Sprague Slaton Harrison Atalifornia Lange Torrez Oakland Blue

Emergency Rate Hike To KPL In Kansas Natural Gas

The Kansas Corporation Commission approved an emergency 1.8 million rate increase for Kansas Power and Light Co. due to higher natural gas costs. The move could rise further after hearings on a 6.7 million request, with tariffs to be filed within a week. The company targets a 6.71 percent return, up from 4.71, on its natural gas operations.

Topeka Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Kansas Power and Light Co ECC Dale E. Saffels KPL Saffels Commission

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