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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
4
Local briefs list Grove Quaker homecoming details with a noon covered dish meal and a 10 a.m. start near Osawatomie on US-169. Other items include a Saturday dance at the Eagles Lodge, banking officials at KU clinic, and various community announcements from Ottawa area clubs, churches, and residents.
Superintendent Marvin P. Forker said 50 windows were broken or damaged at Hawthorne Grade School and Lincoln Grade School over the weekend, costing about 200 dollars. Police have no leads on the vandalism. the district sustains 500 to 600 dollars yearly in building vandalism losses.
Bill Rice presided at the Wednesday Hawkins Grange session in Grange Hall with nine officers present. Reports covered cemetery cleaning on May 22 for Memorial Day prep and upcoming grange summer camps. Two membership candidates will be voted on in July. Cards sent to Elmer Perkins and Lorene Wherry. Home economics committee served refreshments.
The Board of County Commissioners today reappointed three members of the Ransom Memorial Hospital board for four years. Reappointed were Robert M. Clogston of 3448 Locust, W. A. Neill Sr. of Lane, and Lucy Hostetter of Wellsville after a half hour conference between the hospital board and the commission.
Two juveniles charged Thursday with weekend burglaries of two local businesses have been released to their parents. Hearings are scheduled for June 11. A De Soto man charged in the burglaries will be tried June 15.
Multiple minor traffic incidents reported in Ottawa district with no injuries. Details include two-vehicle collisions on South Main and North Hickory, a bicycle collision involving a 7 year old, and a tractor-trailer ditching after near-miss with a centerline. Traffic citations issued for speeding and left-of-center violations. Also notes on a criminal case preliminary exam and local hospital admissions and dismissals.
Mild profit taking among blue chips dampened the latest market advance. At noon the Dow Jones 30 stood at 920.04, down 1.26, with a narrow NYSE breadth favoring declines. Leaders and laggards mixed as motors and building materials fell while some tech and consumer names drifted.
The Carnegie Free Library summer reading club, co sponsored by Ottawa PTA and Sacred Heart PTO, centers on the Conservation three C’s Cherish Conserve Care. Librarian Nell Barnaby notes funding helped by Northeast Kansas Library System with reduced staff time. Enrollees pick their own books and receive a bookmark and record booklet. 406 books checked out on June 1 from first to sixth graders. Participants may still enroll. program ends August 7.
BEIRUT AP Jordan's King Hussein warns Egypt may pursue a separate peace with Israel that excludes East Jerusalem. He insists on complete restoration of the Arab sector and internationalization of the whole city, urging a final Arab-Israeli settlement that preserves Christian and Muslim rights. He backs modest border changes but no Israeli gains, and criticizes Kuwait and Loyba for halting subsidies totaling 72 million dollars after Jordan's crackdown on Palestinian guerrillas in September.
In La Paz AP reports the Soviet Union launches an economic offensive to outshine U S aid. Bolivia under Juan Jose Torres sees cooperation on industrialization and oil prospecting on the arid high Andean plateau with a planned investment of 35 to 40 million dollars over four years. Enrique Mariaca, Bolivia’s energy minister, hails the aid as crucial to the oil sector.
State probate court in Franklin County Kansas will hear a petition by Clifford D Gibson guardian for minors Terryn Gibson Becky Jo Gibson and Kelly Rea Gibson for an order to sell an undivided one fourth interest in Lots 2 and 4 and the north half of Lot 6 in Block 56 Ottawa Kansas The hearing is set for June 21 1971 at 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas defense must be filed by that date with Jules Doty attorney 108 East 2nd Ottawa Kansas
In the matter of the estate of Georgia K Bennett deceased in Franklin County Kansas the case lists Gleason Pinet and Jordan Chartered Ottawa as attorneys for the petitioner Artys appears as petitioner counsel and dates show First Published May 28 1971 Last Published June 11 1971
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