Franklin County shares cited in quarterly highway fund distribution
Franklin County reports a total highway fund share of 39 383 53 with allocations to Ottawa 20 885 20 Lane 449 26 Pomona 1 112 45 Princeton 342 29 Rantoul 811 16 Wellsville 233 65 Williamsburg 579 40 and Richmond 811 16 in a list of local city allocations and business notices including sales, events, and community program announcements from Ottawa area merchants and organizations.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Lane
Pomona
Princeton
Rantoul
Wellsville
Williamsburg
Richmond
Informer Links Major Figures In Stock Racket
Edward H. Wuensche, a Philadelphian former handler of up to 50 million in stolen stocks and bonds, testifies that a core of about 500 people ran a global counterfeit security network. He says assets were moved to many banks as loan collateral and that officers knew the fraud in many cases.
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Washington
Edward H. Wuensche
FUNERALS FOR CHARLES ELIAS NEW AND IDA FRANCES REICHARD
Funeral services were held for Charles Elias New of Richmond and Ida Frances Reichard, with Rev. Paul W. Pentz officiating at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home. Burial was in Princeton Cemetery for New and Highland Cemetery for Reichard. Survivors include siblings and relatives. pallbearers named. Additional items cover hospital admissions, dismissals, births, divorces, and livestock market updates.
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Charles Elias New
Paul W. Pentz
First United Methodist Church
Richmond
Lamb-Roberts
Princeton
Joe Wittman
Ralph 5. McCrea
Ernest T. Eisele
Thomas H. Pentacost
Lon Mishler
Sanford Shaw
A. H. North
Bruce Spears
R. H. Davids
Ormond Beach
Fla
Fred New
Ottawa
Chester W. New
Lpa
Utah
Ida Frances Reichard
Lamb Roberts
Highland Cemetery
A. F. Ponton
Clyde Berry
Kenneth Cunningham
William Boucek
Jim Gillaspie
Oscar Newmaster
Lynda Sullivan
Anna Florence Brown
Centropolis Baptist Church
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Damron Towner Chapel
David McNew
New Look In Pig Pens
Cardwell Missouri reports hog pens receiving modernization with heat in winter and air conditioning in summer. Hogs housed in a converted school building and a $7 000 aluminum trailer enjoy controlled environments and vaccinations. Citations and notes mention Neil J Newland 34 and other local drivers with traffic violations.
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Cardwell
Missouri
Flake McHaney
Kennett
United States
Fiois Harrison
Dwight
Neil J. Newland
June Dip in Leading Indicators Sparks Economic Pause
The Commerce Department reported the leading business indicator index fell five tenths in June after seven monthly gains. Six of eight indicators declined while only the average workweek and price per unit of labor costs rose, prompting caution on the immediate pace of expansion despite a longer uptrend since October.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Nixon
Lecy
Harold C. Passer
Wall Street steadies amid mixed Dow action at noon
The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood 876.10, down 4.60 as declines outpaced advances about 2 to 1 on the NYSE amid discouraging economic news. Analysts warned a technical rally could form near 870–875, while U S Steel led the active list and Lockheed rose 4.4% on a Senate vote of confidence in a rescue bill.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Lockheed
Aircraft Corporation
U.S. Senate Today
Associated Press
Amex
Imperial Oil
Syntex
Artico Enterprises
TWA
Champion Homebuilders
Southwest Forest Industries
Kansas to Hear Pollution Amendments Across Seven Cities
State health director Dr. Edwin D. Lyman announced public hearings Aug 16 to 18 in Kansas City Chanute Dodge City Topeka Salina and Hays to consider amendments expanding pollutants subject to control. Proposals include sulfur dioxide nitrogen dioxide hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide.
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Kan
Edwin D. Lyman
Kansas Cities
A.m
Kansas City
Chanute
Neosho County
Lyman
State Board of Health
United States
Golan Heights Quiet No More
Israeli and Syrian gunners traded mortar fire along the cease fire line on the Golan Heights for the first time in over a year. The hour long clash occurred at the southern end of the Golan plateau with no Israeli casualties reported.
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Associated Press
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Tel Aviv
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Golda Meir
Egypt
Suez Canal
New York
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U.N
Middle East
Sisco
George Bush
Jitesury Greer
Cairo
al Ahram
Tripoli
Libya
Porter New Peace Envoy Porter New Peace Envoy
President Nixon announced David K. E. Bruce will leave his post heading the U S delegation at the Paris peace talks. William J. Porter, ambassador to Korea, will succeed him after a health related departure. Philip C. Habib will lead the talks in Paris temporarily before Porter arrives. Bruce plans to attend his last formal meeting with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese.
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Nixon
David K. E. Bruce
U.S
Paris
William J. Porter
Korea
White House
Bruce
Porter
Philip C. Habib
Seoul
Ronald L. Zielgler
Weather Elsewhere Forecasts Across Cities
A compiled report lists daily conditions for numerous U S and Canadian cities. Temperatures range from the mid forties to the upper nineties with clear and cloudy skies noted and a few rain alerts in Fort Worth and St Louis.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albu
Denver
Des Moines
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Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Green Bay
Elena
Honolulu
Houston
Indiapolis
Jacksville
Juneau
Kansas City
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
M—Missing
Rape Charges Filed Against Two Ottawans
Two men Alfred Cooper 29 of 800 Cleveland and Willie EB Williams 18 of 128 S Poplar faced Franklin County Court arraignments on charges of raping a girl under 16. The alleged assault happened last Thursday night about two and a half miles east of Ottawa on East Seventh. Bond was set at 10000 for each man after their Tuesday arrest. investigation began last week.
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Ottawa
Franklin County Court
Alfred Cooper
Cleveland
Willie EB. Williams
S. Poplar
East Seventh
Man Charged With Felony Break-In Bound Over
Clayton D. Beatty Jr. appeared in County Court for preliminary examination on charges of entering a farm home owned by George Richards Ottawa RFD 4. Beatty and another man are accused of breaking into the residence last Monday. Beatty’s bond of $1,500 was continued in Franklin County District Court bound over proceedings.
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Franklin County District Court
Clayton D. Beatty Jr
George Richards
Ottawa
Beatty
Appointment of Executor in Wiloma D Babcock Estate
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas notes Marla Jo Gleason appointed executor of Wiloma D Babcock deceased on July 21 1971. Letters Testamentary issued. creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Wiloma
Wiloma D. Babcock
Probate Court
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