Farmers Union Opposes KEPCo Wolf Creek Sale
The Kansas Farmers Union representing about 6000 members opposes KEPCo's plan to buy a 17 percent stake in the Wolf Creek nuclear plant. They question 40 year power contracts and possible costs and solvency in an accident, noting unclear final costs and future power options while a Kansas Corporation Commission hearing proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Farmers Union
Wolf Creek
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc
Dale Lyon
Athol
Kansas Corporation Commission
KEPCO
Kansas Rural Electric Cooperatives
Lyon
Bership
Farmers Union Board of Directors
Coop Association
Commission
Burlington
Kansas Gas and Electric
Kepco Wolf Creek
Carter challenge to Reagan widens 1976 debate call
President Carter telephoned Ronald Reagan to congratulate him on securing the Republican nomination and urged a series of debates across the nation. A telegram repeated the call for at least three or four regional debates, though Reagan had not answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapelo Island
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
White House
John Anderson
Anderson
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla
Democratic National Committee
Hollywood
International Transport Workers Federation
Florida
Detroit
Washington
California
Plains
Tokyo
Anchorage
Alaska
Life expectancy capped at eighty five says scientist
Dr. James F Fries of Stanford predicts that the average life span will top out at 85 years with better quality of life in old age. He says very old numbers will not rise, chronic diseases will occupy less of life, and medical care needs may drop as aging slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
James F. Fries
Fries
The
Stanford
New Lebanese War Seen Escalation After Mobilization Call
Arafat urged general mobilization of the PLO to counter Christian threats, accusing Israel and Phalangists of planning to liquidate the guerrilla group. Syria warned Phalangists of partitioning Lebanon as 22,000 Syrian troops sit in Lebanon. An aide said PLO strength could rise from 12,000 to 40,000, while Bashir Gemayel solidified control in East Beirut after three days of clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arafat
Israel
Phalangists
Syria
Baath Socialist Party
Phalange Party
Pierre Gemayel
Bashir
Tigers
Camille Chamoun
National Liberal Party
Gemayels
East Beirut
Local Briefs and Ads July Updates Across Town
SILVER Lake hosts a 2 man best tournament on Sun July 20 with contact 566 3733. Faith Lutheran Church offers an ice cream social July 20 7 to 9 pm at 316 E 12th. Hill House sells lunch specials and an evening rabbit dish. Young Place advertises summer and back to school clothes. Pool maintenance guide offered by Budges Hardware at 117 S Main. Elks Lodge hosts a dance with Karen and the Kastaways. Module Day Care has openings, call Barbara Whitacre. Pence’s Golden Eagle offers chicken fried steak dinner. Turner’s Tele Shop runs a painting workshop July 22. Bond offers listed by Michael J Esser at Edward Jones 107 E 2nd St 242 1088.
Local notes and deadlines from area residents and events
Floyd A. Jacob of Topeka hospitalizes after a heart attack Wednesday at the VA. August 1 is the acreage report deadline for corn, milo and soybeans for deficiency payments disaster coverage loan eligibility and history credit. Steven A. Marstall, son of Mr and Mrs George L. Marstall, recently graduated from the Seventh Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy in Bad Tolz Germany. He serves as a German Linguist with the 331st Aviation Company in Karlsruhe Germany. The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce bus trip to a Kansas City Royals game has a Friday reservations deadline. Pat McCloud of Pat’s Carousel handles bookings. the $10 covers bus and game. Dick Williams of Ottawa recently returned from the AAL President’s Honor Club sales conference in Denver. he was chosen for outstanding sales and service and is with the Harlan W. Scheibe Agency of AAL in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven A. Marstall
George L. Marstall
16Th St. Terrace
Ottawa
Seventh Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy
Bad Tolz
Germany
Marstall
331St Aviation Company
Karlsruhe
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City Royals
Pat McCloud
Pat
Dick Williams
Maple
Aid Association For Lutherans
AAL
Denver
Willaims
Harlan W. Scheibe
Wichita
Death Notices and Local Arrests in Ottawa Area
George Washington Moten, 37, of Lawrence and formerly Ottawa, died Monday of multiple sclerosis. services Saturday at Warren-McElwain in Lawrence. Survived by mother Tessie Moten, two children, five brothers, two sisters. Also lists admissions, dismissals, charges dismissed, arrests, thefts, frauds, and traffic incidents across Ottawa and Osage County with numerous names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Moten
George Washington Moten
Lawrence
Ottawa
Moten
Big G
Warren-McElwain
B. J. Landrum
Leo Barbee
Tessie Moten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union
Rex Granum
Ad Briefs
Silver Lake
Faith Lutheran Church
Hill House
Litwin
Young Place
Budges Hardware
S. Main
Elk’s Lodge
Karen
Barbara Whitacre
Pence’s
Golden Eagle
Turner
West 15Th
U.S
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones and Co
2Nd Street
William J. Green
Printy’s
North Main
Coronado
Eureka
Singer
Dorothy Hackett
Cecil Beatty
Clerks
Nancy Beatty
Jean Printy
Floyd A. Jacob
N. Cherry
Topeka
West
the Daily Report
Lee Gregg
Darlene Lindsey
Osawatomie
Margaret Hadl
Katherine Roehl
N. Maple
Douglas Rhodes
Pomona
RFD
District Court News
Terry Farrar
S. Locust
Jim Poe
Burrough
Public Safety News
Russell Miller
Pence
South Iga
Miller
Shari S. Peterson
Willow
Main
Hallmark Inn
Princeton Road
South Main
Kenneth L. Nelson
S. Elm
Terri C. Horne
Osage Drive
Horne
Sheriff's News
Diana Lee Williams
Quenemo
Osage
Williams
Roland K. Ferris
Albert J. Daniel
George W. Patreick
Cherry
Russell Cantrell
S. Oak
Diana L. Dickey
Ash
Edsel L. Fritts
Baldwin
Merle M. Price
Elizabeth J. Barrigan
N. Mulberry
Jay D. Siders
George A. Tourmberlin
Princeton
Ruth Mt. Hoover
Rover
Hull
Mark W. Pankratz
Olive
Ina
Michael
Erwin N. Elder
Hickory
Charles S. Adell
Leonard M. Collins
Rose M. Blanco
N. Poplar
Charley K. Clark
Robert Blake
Poplar
Julie L. Cowdin
Kenneth D. Reese
S. Cedar
Hal ©. Adamson
Michael E. Murray
Ricky H. Vogeter
Ottawa Co-op
Walt Dengel
Qangelston
Eckan, Inc
Kansas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!