Speeding tickets and admissions listed in local notices
A long list of individuals with ages addresses and traffic violations including speeding fines from 10 to 45 dollars and instances of disobeying signals improper backing following too closely and expired licenses plus admissions and dismissals at a local facility and two theft reports detailing items stolen from homes in Baldwin City Wellsville and nearby areas including wall paneling a microwave oven and assorted tools with values cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Delense
S. Maple
Billy Runnels
Sycamore
Richard Scroggs
Hanes
Patrick Lowe
N. Poplar
Craig Leitaker
Willow Lane
Janet McCurdy
Lincoln
Randall Young
S. Oak
Constance Boggs
E. Wilson
Gregory Weigand
Ottawa
Peggy Pottorff
Wellsville
Charles Ebeck
BE. Wilson
Eddy Bryan
Birch
Roger Anderson
Tremont
James Finley
Richmond
Albertina Tawney
Richard Geist
S. Sycamore
Audry Silvey
Hamblin
Rhoda Lee
Chester James
Paul Brannan
James Browning
N. Hickory
David Stewart
Robert Thompson
Maple
Tommy Martinez
Gary Gilbertson
N. Main
James Teter
Charles Gentner
Janice Mages
Poplar
Ronald Weems
N. Sycamore
Wilbur Foulks
Mulberry
Harold Germer
E. 13Th
Jeanie Allis
Ottawa Rfc
Terry Hays
Ricky Vogeler
King
Mabel Vulakovic
Deborah LeGrant
Main
Thomas Hatton
Baldwin City
John Taylor
RFD
Nurses Guilty Of Poisoning At VA Hospital
DETROIT AP Two Filipina nurses Narciso and Perez were found guilty by a federal court jury of poisoning three patients at a Veterans Administration hospital in 1975. They face possible life sentences on the poisoning convictions and conspiracy charges. Narciso was acquitted on the murder count she faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Veterans Administration
Ann Arbor
Narciso
Perez
Two-Vehicle Crash Reported In Imes
Franklin County Sheriff's Department logs a 6 p.m. Tuesday crash in Imes involving Catherine Price, 17, Ottawa RFD 1, and Brenda J. Cox, 23, rural Rantoul. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Imes
Catherine Price
Ottawa
New Books at the Library: Five Intriguing Selections
The August Strangers follows a guarded family secret that threatens to tear a household apart as Mike August plots a cross country scheme to solve a deep rooted problem. Home Free portrays a college man navigating freedom in the late 1960s and shaping his own path. The Lion of Christ is the final Becket trilogy volume detailing the clash between church and state that ends in Becket’s death. 930 Park centers on a hostage crisis in a New York office building with NYPD negotiator Harry Ziller in a high stake standoff. A Generation Removed imagines a future where elders are eliminated and a fifty year old infiltrates a rebel group to avert civilization’s collapse.
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August Strangers
Mike Slosberg
August
Mike August
Dan Wakefield
Lion of Christ
Margaret Butler
Butler
Thomas A Becket
Henry II
Becket
Canterbury
930 Park
Stanley Cohen
New York City
Harry Ziller
NYPD
Gary K. Wolf
America
Old People’s Army
Ottawa Chamber approves letter to oppose FPC gas curtailment
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce backs a media promotion and a letter to federal and state lawmakers opposing the Federal Power Commission limit on new natural gas hookups. The letter supports Senators Pearson and Eagleton, with Dole and Representatives Winn and Keyes, and copies go to the FPC. The plan aims to attract industry by stressing gas availability in Ottawa and Eastern Kansas. The board cautions the August meeting is skipped and will revisit at September, while a building fund update shows 1500 collected toward 15000 for the 109 B. 2nd property.
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Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Federal Power Commission
James Pearson
R-Kan
Tom Eagleton
D-Mo
Robert Dole
Larry Winn
Martha Keyes
D-Kan
FPC
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Rick Shaffer
Kofo Radio
Ottawa
Kansas
B. 2Nd
Dennis Woolman
Chamber
Jim Scroggs
Wheat Crop Predictions Sink As Rain Lifts Yield Outlook
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service trimmed its 1977 wheat yield forecast to 381.3 million bushels, down 3.7 percent from June, due to heavy June rains. Corn is projected at 165 million bushels. If realized, the wheat total would tie the 1973 record and exceed last year by 12.5 percent. Final figures arrive Aug 11 with December tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Windshield Obstruction Law Enforced by DPS
DPS log notes Section 164 prohibits signs or non transparent material on vehicle windows that obstruct the driver's view. House Bill 2357, effective July 1, 1978, bans one way glass or certain window coatings on or in windshields and headlights unless repealed. Officer Oscar Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Taylor
Pomona Sunflower Days Hosted by Pomona Jaycees at City Park
The Pomona Jaycees sponsor the third annual Sunflower Days at City Park July 14-16. Ottaway Amusement Co. brings 10 new rides for all three days with local booths, a dunking booth, Bionic Lips booth, bake sale by Extension homemakers, Jaycees concession stand, and helium balloons. Friday features kids games, adult games, nail-driving, wrist wrestling, and tobacco spitting contests. Saturday includes a pony pull, a parade themed Yesterday Today and Tomorrow with prizes for top entry, grand entry, and best decorated bicycle, plus box supper and dances with Sir-Cus and Mac and the Rhythm Ramblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanistas
Ottaway Amusement Co
Community Sale Ads and Events Briefs
A compilation of ad briefs announces various local sales and events. Highlights include a July 13 markdown at Metzger Salvage and Turner's Tole Shop on West 15th with new goods. a Williamsburg City Hall vaccination clinic July 14 from 6 to 8 pm. a July 17 Democrat picnic at Forest Park shelter. a July 15 Beef Referendum voting reminder at ASCS. and calls for candidates to join the ECKAN Multi-County Board with a July 14 deadline. The listings also note a dog food shipment at Town and Country Supply and a charity jewelry sale at 1521 Maple with walk in hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECKAN
Franklin County
Blood pressure clinic offered by local VFW and auxiliary
Lane VFW and auxiliary sponsor a free blood pressure clinic from 1:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday in the Lane Fair Building with Franklin County Health Department handling. Other item: correction on a Monday citation. no citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Vfw and Auxiliary
Lane Fair
Franklin County Health Department
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Michael Walker
Melvern
the Daily Report
Dirk Beaty
Pecah
Herschel Kunard
Huston Thornton
N. Cedar
Mark Collins
Waverly
James Meyer
Rantoul
Carolyn Mundy
George Lyle Enyart
Hickory
Raymond Scott
Olive
Steve Morse
N. Cherry
Sheriff's News
Robson
Pavilon
U.S. District Court
Philip Pratt
Kansas City
Conan
Leona Jones
Cochairman
Ambassador Club
Towner
Herman Lee
Tucson
Arizona
Sharp Memorial Hospital
San Diego
California
Robson-Towner
Melvin Booth
Jerry Robson
David Bunch
Joe Ferns
Violet Robson Reno Towner
Dorothy Reams
Stinson’s
Pomona Jaycees
Sir-Cus
Mac and the Rhythm Ramblers
Ad Briefs
Young Place Sale
Wes
Metzger Salvage
Turner’s
West 15Th
Turner's
W. 15Th
Williamsburg City Hall
Sarah Coventry
Singer
Dundee Fabrics
Democrat
Forest Park
Bill Jordan
Saddleback Lounge
Ascs
Jessie Foote
Olathe Community Hospital
Olathe
Connie Horne
N. Mulberry
North Mulberry
North Sycamore
Old Depot Museum
Williamsburg
Wendell Davis
Millard Wren
Ray Vanderslice
Shelby Schoonover
Jay Brown
Arza Fogle
Willis Jordan
D. L. Young
City Park
Ottawa High School
C. Q. Banta
Trinidad
Colo
St. Mary-Corwin Hospital
Pueblo
Richard Murray
Richard Avery Murray Jr
Tammie Starleen Murray
Mary Magrah
Magrath
Kodak
Mellers
Benner Williams Furniture Store
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