Local Graduates and Health Update in Ottawa Area
Mary B Floersch daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt Floersch Ottawa RFD 4 recently graduated from Benedictine College Atchison with an elementary education degree Brad Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stevenson 329 Ash underwent eye surgery Thursday He is listed in Room 3695 University of Kansas Medical Center Rainbow Boulevard at 30th Kansas City Kan 66103 The USC 287 Board of Education will not meet Monday The June meeting is scheduled for June 23 at 8 p.m at the district office in Pomona
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Brad Stevenson
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Rainbow Boulevard
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U.S.C. 287 Board of Education
Pomona
Two new appointments to RMH board announced
Franklin County Commission named Paul Heckman and Joyce Wasmund to four year terms on Ransom Memorial Hospital board effective June 1, replacing Lucky Hostetter and Bill Neill. Robert M. Clogston, Ottawa, reappointed for four years. Clogston has served since 1946.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Commission
Paul Heckman
Wellsville
RFD
Joyce Wasmund
Princeton
Clogston
Sadat Reopens Suez Canal as Peace Channel
President Sadat reopened the Suez Canal declaring it a tributary of peace and prosperity while vowing to liberate Arab lands from Israeli occupation. He spoke during two days of celebrations, with ships soon resuming transit and hopes for traffic near 60 ships daily.
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Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
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Mediterranean
Red Sea
Reza Pahlevi
Iran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Israel
Beirut
Canal
London
Sinai Desert
East Bank
Henry A. Kissinger
Gulf of Suez
Suez
Wall Street Drops as Wholesale Prices Rise
Wall Street slipped after another wholesale price increase last month. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 834.64, down 5.32, with losers outpacing gainers by more than two to one in fairly active NYSE trading. Most declines occurred at the open.
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New York Stock Exchange
One Party Sweep At Boys State in Kansas
The Nationalist party swept all but one office in the mock general election at Kansas Boys State. Jack Beard of Wichita was elected governor and Ed Biggs of Prairie Village lieutenant governor. Jim Lust of Kansas City Kansas was the sole Federalist victor, becoming secretary of state, with Nationalists also winning attorney general Bill Adams, treasurer John Snapp, auditor Brent Weaver, insurance commissioner Gerald Tholen, and state printer John Rodriguez.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
John Rodriguez
Kansas City
Officials Weigh Half Cent Sales Tax At Joint Session
Ottawa and Franklin County leaders discussed a Wichita seminar on a countywide half cent sales tax to raise about 125000 for Ottawa and 60000 for the county. The measure could affect federal revenue sharing and serve as a stopgap, with budget cuts and layoffs possible. A site for a county landfill was also discussed and legislators invited to future sessions.
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Wichita
Ottawa
Robert Bennett
County To Call Out Registration Lists
The Franklin County Clerk's office will purge voter registration books starting July 1 for townships. Ottawa residents face the same on July 7. Letters were sent to 2,515 registered voters including 1,264 Ottawa residents, with all but 447 replying. Respondents should return the enclosed form or contact the clerk to stay registered.
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Franklin County
Laura Sutton
Ottawa
Sutton
Salina Next For Waymires Store Opens June 22
Waymire's Butcher Block expands to Salina in the Salina Mid-State Mall building vacated by A&P. Founded 1949 by Ole Waymire, the Ottawa headquartered chain will staff 60 to 65, offering a full line of groceries meats and produce with a new personal service meat merchandising concept. The westernmost store joins outlets in Ottawa Lyndon Lawrence Atchison Basehor Leavenworth and Manhattan.
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A&p
Salina Mid-State
Ole Waymire
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Don
Kansas
Ottawa
Charles Foote
Foote
Waymire’s
Lyndon
Lawrence
Atchison
Basehor
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Local ads list discounts and services in town
Ad briefs urge paying Herald carriers with I D. CLOTHES Hanger offers 20 percent off summer merchandise Wed to Sat. VFW Steak Night Fri 6 10 and Sat 5 8 for members and guests. JEAN S Gifts and China at 204 S Main. Enroll now for summer painting classes at Turner Tele Shop on W 8th.
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Turner Tele
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Obituaries and public notices from The Daily Report
Dismissals and admissions listed for several individuals, death notices for Mrs Ethel Franks Grace Bird Harvey Bear and Herbert Tilton with funeral details. Legal items include small claims and criminal suits, divorces, and marriage licenses. Kansas City market quotes follow with cattle and hog prices and Friday estimates.
Ford Camp Fears Reagan
California Attorney General Evelle Younger says Ford advisers see Ronald Reagan as the main political threat. Younger, a Reagan appointee turned GOP dissenter, warns a strong anti Ford campaign within the party could cost Republicans the election. He spoke after a White House meeting and dinner with adviser Robert Hartmann.
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Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Evelle J. Younger
White House
Robert Hartmann
Younger
Reagan
Hartmann
United States
Jerry Brown
Senate rejects plan to cut 200000 troops overseas
Washington AP The Senate refused to require a 200000 man reduction in the 485000 American troops deployed overseas. Gravel’s amendment was defeated by voice vote with few senators on the floor. Earlier, initial budget cuts on a 30.3 million weapons bill were rejected. Later votes were set on amendments to trim funding for major new systems including the B bomber AWACS radar and more ICBMs.
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Senate
Mike Gravel
Alaska
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Kenneth Tilton
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Overland Park
Robert Lial Nauman
Paula Jo DeFries
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