Admissions Dismissals Births And Emergencies In Ottawa And Pomona
Readable items show admissions from Bertha Reagan and others, dismissals noted for Generes and Adell families, a birth for Douglas Martin at 317 S Locust, an emergency for Howard Lee with a ball injury, a stolen car case tracked to Kansas City, bicycle thefts on or near Ottawa University, a motor vehicle crash on I-35 near K-33, a Pomona area overturned vehicle, marriage license for Kopp and Ayre, and a criminal suit against Donald Wheeler plus Kansas City livestock market quotes and Tuesday estimates. Strong entities include Ottawa, Pomona, Bertha Reagan, Otto Joecke, Mrs Lee Gregg, Earl Miller, Douglas Martin, Howard Lee, Roy Gasper, Craig Osenberg, Loren Cantrell, Charles Loren Kopp, Sally Jo Ayre, Donald Wheeler, Calvin Duvall.
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Bertha Reagan
S. Oak
Otto Joecke
Rantoul
Lee Gregg
Canterbury
Earl Miller
Agricola
Ottawa
Howard Lee
Maple
Probe clears KHC bidding in Topeka report
Final report by the Federal Highway Administration concludes no evidence supports irregularities in Kansas Highway Commission bidding. The inquiry followed anonymous allegations received by Gov. Robert F. Bennett and released through Atty. Gen. Curt Schneider.
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Topeka, Kan
Federal Highway Administration
Kansas Highway Commission
Atty
Curt Schneider
Robert F. Bennett
FBI Break-Ins Acknowledged By Kelley In Public Statement
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley disclosed that the FBI conducted break-ins for national security investigations from World War II through the 1960s. He refused to reveal counts, calling them “a few” and “not many,” and said no such actions have been authorized since he became director two years ago.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Space Spectacular On The Tube Tuesday
New York AP reports Apollo Soyuz flight coverage by CBS NBC and ABC from Moscow Cape Canaveral and Houston with ex astronauts Alan Shepard and Wally Schirra providing commentary. Plans include daily live reports through July 24 and potential live touchdown telecasts from Russia if permitted.
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New York
CBS
NBC
ABC
Moscow
Cape Canaveral
Houston
Alan B. Shepard Jr
America
NBG
Wally’ Schirra
Russia
Shaw sets world mark in 800 free at 8:09.60 in Cali
Tim Shaw, 17, shatters the world record with an 8:09.60 in the 800 meter freestyle exhibition meet in Mission Viejo. He neared 400 splits faster on the second 400, finishing well ahead of Brian Goodell who clocked 8:16.31. The U S team will compete in World Games in Cali Colombia as relays also set American records.
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Mission Viejo
Calif
Tim Shaw
Cali
Columbia
Shaw
Long Beach State
Brian Goodell
U.S
Ottawa area farms official joins OU adjunct network
MORGAN Williams of Topeka state director of the Farmers Home Administration has been named a member of Ottawa University's Network of Adjunct Faculty. He is a 1962 OU graduate. PAT White residing in Kansas City is a hospital patient. The Middle Creek Riding and Roping Club of Louisburg plans an all youth rodeo July 25 and 26 at their arena east of Louisburg for ages 8 through 17 with events Friday 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. Information and entry forms are available from Jan Hanser Spring Hill at 688-2458. Martin Owens, executive vice president of the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, completed a weeklong Institute for Organization Management at the University of Colorado. Charles E Louk of Olathe will undergo eye surgery and be admitted to Olathe Community Hospital today. Marine Pfc Steven E Schulte, son of Mr and Mrs John W Schulte of 609 E 17th, was meritoriously promoted following graduation from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California.
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Morgan Williams
Topeka
Farmers Home Administration
Ottawa University
Middle Creek
Louisburg
Jan Hanser
Spring Hill
Steven E. Schulte
John W. Schulte
E. 17Th
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Wall Street Gains Slightly On Inventory Drop Report
The noon Dow rose 0.31 to 871.40 as gains edged losses 4 to 3 on the NYSE after a government report showing inventory decline of 2.97 billion dollars. Bond-like mood tempered by a 0.25 point loan-rate rise to 7 percent, with Pan American World Airways active but down.
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New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
Mellon Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
Pan American World Airways
Salmans Crowned Miss Kansas 1975 at Hanston Pageant
Jana Lyn Salmans, a 19 year old Colby Community College student from Hanston, won Miss Kansas 1975 and will compete for Miss America in Atlantic City in September. First runnerup was Cynthia McIntosh of Hutchinson, second runnerup Rochelle Forsberg of Manhattan, Wichita was chosen third runnerup, and Salmans received a trophy plus a $2000 college scholarship.
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Pratt
Kan
Jana Lyn Salmans
Hanston
Dance recital pictures ordered after 1 pm Wednesday
The Ottawa Herald notes that dance recital pictures may be ordered after 1 p.m. on Wednesday at Bernhardt's Studio. Drake's Bakery announces opening on July 15. Judy's Styling Salon Pomona closes July 14 to 18. If purchased trees from Ottawa Garden Clubs fail to survive, send a replacement card indicating quantities and varieties to Ottawa Garden Clubs, Ottawa.
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Bernhardt
Judy
Pomona
Ottawa
Ottawa Garden Clubs
Ottawa Herald
Youth Improves After County Road Accident
Richard Smith, 13, injured in a county road accident, showed improvement today while still in intensive care at Ransom Memorial Hospital. His father Lawrence Smith reports the boy has multiple broken ribs a broken collar bone and chest injuries. The report comes from Pomona RFD 2. CHICAGO AP Wheat prices and corn and soybean quotes updated in market reports.
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Richard Smith
Lawrence Smith
Pomona Rfd 2
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Kansas City
Fourth
Wyandotte
Gasper
Santa Fe
Roger Bell
Brookside Lane
Chris Bundenthall
Bell
12Th and
Mulberry
Bundenthall’s
Ronald G. Matekaitis
DeKalb
Ill
Kansas Highway Patrol
KHP
Matekaitis
Gardner
Craig W. Osenberg
Greenwood
Craig A. Hinderliter
S. Main
Loren H. Cantrell
RFD
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Probate
Charles Loren Kopp
San Fernando, Calif
Sally Jo Ayre
Donald W. Wheeler
Calvin Duvall
Probe
KHC
Administration
U.S.'59
Lawrence
Lawrence Project
Kansas
Interstate 35
Lebo
L.W. Newcomer
Newcomer
Vance D. Brand
Earth
Fixin
John Garcia
Kenneth Bishop
Mission Viejo High School
Nixon
Damron
Towner
Bhat
Kenneth O. Tilton
Damron- Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Tilton
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Joe Ferns
Pat White
S. Cherry
St. Luke’s Hospital
Martin Qwens
Greater Ottawa
Charles E. Louk
Willow
Olathe Community Hospital
Olathe
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Aegis Corp
Amex
Hanston Gallins
Board of Trade
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Wichita
Miss Salmans
O.T. Salmans
Ad Briefs
Drake's Bakery
Sane
Tameaty
Larry Shaw
Skyline
Star Bendix
Liberty
Bendix
Todd Mobile Homes
E. Logan
Oticwo
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