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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1981

Page

12

Pittsburg State honors and Ottawa high notes mix with lake measures

Ottawa High School senior Terri Cates will study drafting technology at Pittsburg State University this fall after outstanding tempera painting and weaving projects. Richmond lifts water restrictions as rains fill City Lake. trotlines banned per Kansas Fish and Game plan. Pittsburg State spring honor rolls include multiple area students. Carbondale offers up to 2000 reward for arson that damaged the town elementary school, with damage around 1.8 million.

Terri Cates Kay Cates Gene Cates Pittsburg State University Ottawa High School Richmond Richmond City Vivian Chambers Kansas Fish and Game Commission Fish and Game Chambers Pittsburg James Meeks Ottawa Ronald Lynn Averill Wellsville Wood Technology Michael John Didde Elm Teresa Jean Jajdelski N. Birch Richard Vaughn Zimmerman S. Sycamore Steven Lee Swallow Pomona

Accidental Cause Ruled In Baldwin Man Death

Lawrence Kansas authorities ruled the Baldwin man Brent H Walking Eagle 24 died in a one car accident and not a homicide or hit and run. He was found on a road southeast of Lawrence after a motorist reported debris and discovered the body. The sheriff said only one car was involved and Walking Eagle was struck while near the road center. The assistant coroner said he was killed earlier by another vehicle.

Lawrence Kan Baldwin Douglas County Brent H Walking Eagle Rex Johnson Carol Moddrell

Mysterious Kawasaki Disease Strikes More Victims

Boston AP reports a rise in Kawasaki disease among U S children with 750 U S cases since 1977 and 300 in the past year. Dr. Calabro notes 90 percent of cases go unreported and warns many pediatricians misdiagnose it. The illness often causes high fever and heart damage. aspirin remains the only treatment.

Boston United States John Calabro University of Massachusetts Medical School Arthritis Foundation Calabro Massachusetts Japan Hawaii Raquel Hicks University of Hawaii

Spy Suspect's Calls Monitored

Washington AP report states Air Force missile crewman Christopher M. Cooke, 25, discussed “military matters” with Soviet Embassy officials in 1980 81. He faces three military counts for unauthorized contact after visiting the embassy and receiving a $50 payment. The case, explained by unnamed Justice Department sources, defies motive and resists clear explanation.

Washington Air Force U.S Justice Department Office of Special Investigations Christopher M. Cooke Wichita Kaw Cooke

Comrade's Bullets Kill Five Soldiers at Range

An American soldier opened fire with an M 16 at Ingram Range east of Camp Casey, killing four soldiers and seriously wounding the fifth. The shooter, unnamed, was arrested. All victims were from headquarters company, 2nd Engineer Battalion, 8th U S Army.

Seoul South Korea 8Th U.S. Army Ingram Range Camp Casey

Royals Lift Local TV Blackout for Yankees Rematch

Kansas City Royals officials announced the Monday night game with the New York Yankees will be shown after a blackout was lifted at the club's request. Dean Vogelaar said the Royals expect a sellout crowd for the first Royals Stadium rematch of the season between the 1980 division champions.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Royals New York Yankees Royals Dean Vogelaar

Local admissions and incidents in Ottawa area notices

Dismissals and admissions listed for Charles Page and Douglas Hutchcraft in Ottawa RFD 3 and 4. Arrests include Kevin Lee Shaw and Dolly Sorenson with bonds posted and district court dates. juvenile charged with felony theft tied to Kleen's Coin Laundry theft. Burglaries reported at Richard Jones and Charlene Lister homes. multiple marriage licenses and divorces granted. Non injury accident on East Second. daily co op quotations and Kansas City market prices included.

Charles Page Ottawa Douglas Hutchcraft Johnnie Dorsey Osage City Gloria Cannady N. Cherry Marlin Sharon Waverly Kevin Lee Shaw S. Cedar Shaw Dolly v. Sorenson Walton Sorenson Kleen N. Main Richard Jones S. Elm Charlene Lister Rockwood Drive

Chautauqua Days Booth Contacts in Forest Park

Anyone interested in a booth or display for Chautauqua Days in Forest Park should contact Jaycee Steve Norris at two numbers, 242-2900 or 242-7438 after 5:30 p.m., with a correction note on a separate item about Norm Park’s salary. Norm Park, administrator of the East Central Vocational Cooperative, was raised from 19 000 to 21 000 dollars, a 10.5 percent increase, not the 5 percent previously reported. The figures stem from an executive session not open to the public.

Forest Park Jaycee Steve Norris Herald Norm Park East Central Vocational Cooperative Park

Local shopping briefs and events in Ottawa area

Calhoun's offers Levis flare jeans at 12.99 and free gift wrap at Wassmer's for Father's Day. H&H Electrical Outlet advertises microwaves, attic fans, and Romex wire with low prices. Willis Garden Center promotes plants and garden items with multi-item discounts. Pomona dance nights feature Swift Kick. module day care has openings. Royals tickets giveaway at Calhoun's. The notices include local business promos, events, and community services.

Wassmer Ottawa

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