Three Held In Burglaries In Ottawa and De Soto
A De Soto man James R. Liles and two Ottawa juveniles face burglary charges for break ins at Williamson Salvage Company and Richardson Shoe Store. Liles arraigned, $500 bond, trial set June 15. Police recovered most items including a shotgun, rifle, radio and boots.
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de Soto
Ottawa
Williamson Salvage Company
Williamson's
Douglas
Eugene Flaherty
Antique Plane Fly-In Here
Antique Airplane Association Kansas City area chapter hosts the Fifth Annual Fly-In at Ottawa Municipal Airport. 125 to 150 planes from New Mexico to Indiana expected if weather cooperates, with Explorer Post 2077 running the concession.
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Ottawa Municipal
Kansas City Area
Antique Airplane Association
New Mexico
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Explorer Post 2077
District Court Dockets Include Damages and Driving Offenses
In a district court report, Producers Pipe Line Company vs Norman Scott ends in a dismissal with prejudice. The column also logs multiple Wednesday two vehicle crashes with no injuries, including Godfrey versus Tryon and Alexander versus Metheney, plus speeding fines for Carter and Bell and several other traffic offenses with bond forfeitures or jail terms. Multiple defendants face charges from unauthorized control of property to reckless driving and license issues with arraignments set for June.
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Producers Pipe Line Company, Inc
Norman Scott
North Main
Lynnford N. Godfrey
N. Main
Nicholas L. Tryon
Overbrook
Godfrey
Tryon
James Alexander III
Mary L. Metheney
S. Mulberry
Alexander
Jack W. Harvey
Ottawa
Richard C. Carter
Overland Park
Arthur Q.bell
Chestnut
Ill
Philip E.’ Garton
Osawatomie
State
Ruth Parsons
Louis Parsons
Charles Bumgardner
Lawrence Parkhurst
Wayne . Edwards
Burrough
Patricia L. Swallow
S. Oak
Darrell W. Proctor
S. Main
Donald W. Bayless
Quenemo
Richard L. Stoneking
Pomona
Curtis
D. Mollett
Thomas Edgar Wilson
Terry L. Welch
East Third
Billy D. Richardson
Jesse Canales Salazar JR
Iola
Lea
William D. Teter
Garnett
James M. Laffey
Wichita
Vernell R. Horn
S. Poplar
Jerry M. Hill
Augusta
Wall Street Extends Gains As Market Rises Broadly
Wall Street extended a moderate rebound with the noon Dow up 4.35 at 923.97. Oils drugs and chemicals led the advance while most groups were mixed. Penn Central rose on news of a Park Avenue asset sale. AT&T, Fannie Mae, White Consolidated, Vornado and Seaboard Coast Line also climbed on active trading.
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New York Stock Exchange
Penn Central
New York City
Park Avenue
American Telephone & Telegraph
Associated Press
Fannie Mae
White Consolidated
Vornado
Great Western Financial
Seaboard Coast Line Industries
Watch for Insect Infestation in Corn Crops
The corn crop should be watched for insect damage from rootworms earworms borers and armyworms as plants reach three feet tall. Rootworms damage roots causing lodging after rain and wind while leaf feeding signals by borers earworms or armyworms may not require control. Flea beetles affect young plants and control is rarely needed unless populations are large.
Vote on referendum for sheep programs in Kansas
Kansas sheep producers will vote June 7 to 18 on continuing American Sheep Producers Council promotional and educational programs. Ballots go to eligible sheepowners and must be returned by June 18. a yes keeps funding through 1974, a no ends the efforts. Two thirds of voting producers or two thirds of total production approval required for passage.
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Kansas
American Sheep Producers Council
Clifford Hardin
U. S
ASPC
George Ahischwede
Kansas State University
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Ahischwede
USDA
Milestone For 4 H Congress 50th National 4 H Congress Scholarships
The Edwin T Meredith Foundation offers two $800 scholarships for 4 H members aiming to enroll as freshmen in fall 1971. Applicants must reside in 15 states, have at least three years of 4 H work, and submit a special form with transcripts and a personal statement. Winners will be announced at the 50th National 4 H Congress, November 28 to December 2.
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Edwin T. Meredith
E. T. Meredith
Illnois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Extension Service Committee
4-H
National Committee
Corn Borer Threat Down in South Central Kansas
4-H Agent David Smith says crop rotation and spraying lessen European corn borer risk for this year. Early June moths emerge, eggs hatch in a week, larvae feed then bore into stalks. Inspect fields, apply insecticide when 75 percent of whorl leaves show shot holes. timing is critical to control.
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Kansas
David Smith
Smith
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