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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1975
Page
7
A Kansas City couple will speak at 9:30 a.m. Thursday for the Lawrence chapter of Overeaters Anonymous at Plymouth Congregational Church in Lawrence. An evening group will start at 9:30 p.m. on Aug 18 in Lawrence.
David S. Bouziden of Ashland Kansas was fined four billion dollars and paroled from a six month jail sentence after pleading no contest in federal court to killing a golden eagle. The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission said the charge followed an eight month investigation.
Admissions list includes Herbert Hogue Hazel Pruett Alan Wakeman and others with Sundays and Saturdays. dismissals include Arta Nichols Rodney Stringer Helen Mann and Sondra Loyd with Saturdays Sundays. Obituaries note James Lysaught II and Roy L. Roper with service details and survivors, plus Elliott Rice Hazel Piggott Laurence Nicolay and Laurence Nicolay tributes and civil criminal notices and local police reports.
The noon Dow fell 2.04 to 860.37 as banks hike lending rates weigh on sentiment. Pan Am traded actively, down with a large block at 3 1/2, amid Iran Airways saying no financial aid. NYSE composite edged higher, Amex list led by Reliance warrants.
Ottawa Swim Team announces its 3rd annual Swim-A-Thon on August 4 from 8 to 12, with members soliciting help starting Monday evening. Dr Harrin will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital Tuesday July 22. Office closed Saturday July 26. Estate sale at 7345 Cedar scheduled for July 26 canceled. Village Shop sale offers 25 to 80 percent off summer merchandise.
ECKAN Inc received a 17000 grant from the Department of Transportation to fund capital purchases for two 14 passenger vans to serve elderly and handicapped residents in Coffey and Osage counties. Terri MacNevin said the service will connect them to grocery stores social service agencies and medical facilities. The project aims to launch by September 1 in coordination with area councils on aging.
Ottawa Swim Club athletes earned multiple top placements across age groups at the Johnson County YMCA Jets Invitational. Randy Brewer posted third in several 50-meter events for age eight and under, while the 11 and 12-year-olds saw Dana Wright and Greg Nilges strong in multiple finals. The team also claimed relay seconds and individual top fives in 13 and 14 and 15 and 16 categories, with Lynda Cearfoss competing at Lawrence Aquahawks meet. The next meet is Wednesday in Emporia at the Flint Hills Swim League championships.
Senate panel member Sen. Richard Schweiker suggests the Warren Commission may be reopened. He cites uncited attempts to kill Fidel Castro and Castro’s warning before Dallas as potential motives. Chairman Sen. Frank Church cautioned there is no direct link between past presidents and foreign assassination attempts. Meanwhile in Miami an oil slick threatens 60 miles of Florida Keys shoreline, dissipating as Coast Guard booms contain the spill along the offshore area.
President Ford will veto a bill rolling back new oil prices to 11.30 and keep old oil at 5.25, continuing the White House Congress stalemate. A new round is set for Tuesday as Congress and Ford try to reach a compromise before the August recess. Republican leaders express hope for a decontrol deal and Ford favors his own plan as a reasonable compromise.
Electronic hearing tests will be given at the Royal Manor Motel Web July 23 noon to 3 p.m. by Beltone consultant M. Jessee. Free tests use electronic equipment to measure hearing loss. Diagrams and brochures on ear function and causes will be shown.
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