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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1980
Page
12
Darrell B. Harbison, 37, of Wellsville was killed when his pickup left a county road near Paola and overturned. He was pronounced dead at the scene, after the vehicle struck an embankment about 4:45 a.m. Saturday. Services for Harbison were held today.
A 22 year old Ottawa man, Rick Lee Trout, was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital after a scuffle at his home. The assailant, Randy Cantrell, 21, allegedly stabbed Trout twice and punched him following a dispute when Trout told Cantrell to leave. Cantrell was to face a felony aggravated battery charge in District Court. Burial arrangements for Cantrell’s relative were noted, with Memorial gifts to the Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club.
Obituary notices for Doris M. Kannarr of Waverly who died in Emporia, with services at Waverly United Methodist Church and burial at Cedarvale. Also notices for Frederick Leroy Fogwell of San Antonio. Ralph D. Nichols of Ottawa. Chester Feasel of Noel. Perry Leid of Baldwin. Includes admissions, dismissals, births, arrests, and local incident briefs with names, ages, and affiliations.
Kansas City Chiefs reduce camp roster to 53 by waiving 12 players and placing one on injured reserve. Free agent signings Curtis Anderson and Wilbert Haslip appeared for 1979 club. Charlie Taylor placed on IR after knee surgery. Bubba Garcia already on IR. Veterans report Friday.
Weekend market notes show steers steady to higher at several weights with cows and bulls weaker. Heifers largely steady to higher while light steers and Holsteins varied by region. Hogs rise at eastern terminals and Peoria, with overall slaughter totals slightly down from last week. Sheep and spring lambs mostly steady to higher in some Midwest centers, with stronger gains at Sioux Falls and coastal markets.
Free facial at Mary Kay Cosmetics advertised with contact 242-1438. Youth clothes bargains on the sidewalk on Wed the 23rd. Bernhardt Dance Studio previews through Wednesday. Milwaukee Electric Tool demo with discounts on Tue July 22. Olmated Electric offers refreshments at 127 S Main. Hill House Luncheon Specials chicken basket 199, roast beef or pork 249. Pence's Golden Eagle Restaurant dinner 430 to 830 pm six ounce ham 265. Fair Week perms for men and women 20, Redkin and Natural Woman makeup discounts. Guy & Dolls Hair Fashions contact 242-3055.
Three people were cited over the weekend for violating Gov. Carlin's statewide open burning ban amid extreme heat. The ban, issued July 11, aims to curb fires with heavy temperatures. Citations went to Lois Mace for a trash fire near her Maple address, Edward Payne for a trash barrel fire on Locust, and Dale DeWispelaere for a trash barrel fire on Sycamore. all neighbors warned to dispose trash at the county landfill.
Police report a weekend of vehicle thefts including one missing 1974 dark brown Ford Elite from Smith Family Auto Sales. A 1968 Chevrolet pickup at Bob White Motors was recovered after an arrest of Norman H Barley Jr. and a 1968 Chevrolet of Paul E Martin was destroyed by a train after being abandoned on railroad tracks. No arrests in that case.
Tammy Shaffer of Pomona has joined Cloud County Community College as a Youth Conservation Corps Camper in Concordia. William L. Coppoc of Williamsburg earns spring honor list at University of Missouri Rolla for petroleum engineering studies. Karen Chandler of Richmond takes a management development post at Southwestern Bell in Topeka after a Kansas State University BS in electrical engineering. Jesse F Teele Jr, 1941 Ottawa University graduate, wins the Raymond B Russell award from Delta Pi Epsilon of Emporia State University, for outstanding Kansas business teacher in Topeka Public Schools.
Free electronic hearing tests offered by Beltone Hearing Aid Specialists licensed by Kansas at Royal Manor Motel on Wednesday July 23 from noon to 3 pm. Tests use modern electronic equipment to identify correctable loss. Annual testing advised. home testing available if unable to attend.
A chiropractic health piece explains that constant stress causes fatigue by nerve pressure from spinal misalignment. It describes using instruments and adjustments to realign the spine, restore nerve energy, and renew energy and ambition, noting the practice by Matney Chiropractic Offices in Ottawa Kansas.
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