Violent Weather Tears At Denver and Mountains
Flash flood watches remained in effect as record rain triggered mudslides and flooded basements across Colorado. Gov. Lamm toured Glenwood Springs where mudslides caused about 2 million dollars in damage. 55 homes and utilities were affected. National Guard units stood by in Fort Collins Longmont Boulder and Denver area.
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Chowchilla Kidnapers To Fight Life Sentences
Three wealthy Chowchilla kidnapping suspects James Schoenfeld Richard Schoenfeld and Frederick Woods pleaded guilty to 27 counts of kidnapping for ransom in a case that imprisoned 26 children and a bus driver for 17 hours in 1976. They waived a jury trial and face possible life terms on bodily harm charges with a Riverside judge set to hear bodily harm issues Aug. 5.
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Unusual Quiet Season Baffles Hurricane Center Experts
Miami AP reports forecasters at the National Hurricane Center note an unusually quiet start to the Atlantic season with no depressions or tropical storms yet. Forecasters cite warm waters, timing, and evolving atmospheric conditions as factors delaying named storms, while experts warn a tropical storm could rapidly intensify into a hurricane if warm ocean temperatures persist.
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Notice of Hearing in Pearl Brown Estate Proceeding
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Pearl Brown deceased is the subject of Case 77PA8. Dorothy Nadine Trotter petitions for administration under the Simplified Estates Act and requests non supervised administration unless objections require supervised administration. Creditors must file written defenses by August 19 1977 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. six months to exhibit demands from first publication.
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County Kansas holds public hearing on 1978 budget
Published July 26 1977 notices a public hearing by county officials to discuss the 1978 budget and proposed tax levy. Details and fiscal figures are available at the City Clerk's office and will be discussed at the hearing.
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Ottawa White Shrine Picnic at Cameron Patio
Picnic at 1334 S Oak on Thursday July 28 at 4 30 p m bring covered dish and table service The family expresses thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for cards flowers and visits during illness and loss Special thanks to nurses at Ransom Memorial Hospital and Dengel and Son Mortuary The family of Ray Eaton invites prayers cards and visits Also notices a yard sale at 1004 South Main Thursday and Friday 8 30 6 Please call 6789 for details
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National firm seeks Ottawa reps with paid training
A 20 year old national company seeks local representatives in Ottawa and surrounding areas. Salary up to 200 per week during training with commissions guaranteed after field training. No investment, fringe benefits include pension and profit sharing. Interviews July 26 and 27 at Kansas Job Service Center Olathe 215 S Kansas. Equal opportunity employer. City of Osawatomie hiring two power plant operators. Salary 600 to 784 monthly with night shifts. Benefits Blue Cross Blue Shield retirement vacation sick leave holidays clothing allowance. Applications due by 3 p.m. July 2, 1977. Equal opportunity employer.
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