Local admissions and dismissals list with births and incidents
Admissions include Dewar Kyle and Mrs. James Powell among others. Dismissals note Robert Wilkerson to Veterans Hospital and Bryan Johnson at Pomona, with multiple Wellsville residents listed. Birth announced for Stanley Gardner’s Lyndon baby. a four year old drives and causes minor damage. Criminal suit states Wayne Bond faces no fund check charges. Graveside services for Justin and Sloan Watts set. several relatives named. Market notes from Kansas City cover cattle, hogs, and sheep with price ranges and activity details.
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Dewar Kyle
S. Locust
James Powell
George Puvogel
Olive
Minnie Hopkins
Willow
Robert Wilkerson
Veterans Hospital
Leavenworth
Bryan Johnson
Pomona
Ethel Carrow
Wellsville
Robert Ubelaker
E. Logan
Deverlee Ubelaker
Jerry Howater
Garnett
Winnie Hicks
Ralph Everson
Oak
Ward Sorenson
S. Mulberry
Ada Stecher
Stanley Gardner
Lyndon
Justin Reed
Sloan Eric Watts
Alva Watts
RFD 2
Kansas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron- Towner Chapel
Woodlawn
Larry Stitt
Suez to permit Israeli cargoes through canal quietly
The Associated Press reports Egypt will allow nonmilitary cargoes for Israel to pass the Suez Canal on ships of other nations, as Kissinger noted no test case and both sides seek to avoid provoking Syrians or Palestinians. A Liberian sugar shipment was floated but later denied by an Israeli aide. Egypt has barred Israeli ships since 1948.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
USS
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Gad Yaacobi
Yaacobi
U.S
State Department
Sadat
Kissinger
Ford gains support after Mayaguez incident
Harris poll of 1,428 adults finds 79 percent of respondents view Ford's actions during the Mayaguez seizure favorably, with 18 percent negative and 3 percent unsure. Overall, 50 to 49 percent approve of his performance, reversing prior negatives linked to Vietnam. The poll notes the incident boosted confidence in the president.
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Mayaguez
Ford
Vietnam
Methodists At Baker University Conference in Baldwin Kansas
United Methodists from 367 Kansas churches meet at Baker University for the spring conference to elect reps, vote on petitions including minister mileage and homosexual concerns, and approve new ministers. Rev Marie Moorefield, among 11 women ordained last July by the Episcopal Church, will be approved and becomes chaplain at the Methodist Home in Topeka for a year before potential elder ordination. She resigns from the Episcopal Church stating it denies women full calling to ministry.
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Baldwin, Kan
United Methodists
Kansas
Baker University
Kansas East
Marie Moorefield
Episcopal Church
Methodist
Topeka
Moorefield
United Methodist Church
Summer classes and local services ad roundup
Enroll now for summer painting classes at Turner Tele Shop on W 15th. SEWING machines repaired by Dykstra at 242-1667. DANCE at VFW Sat with Country Swingers. members and guests welcome. Dr J C Smith Ottawa Veterinary Hospital is closed June B-11. Canned dog food 24 cans 5.49 net from Metzger Salvage, 109 N Main. VEW Steak Night Fri 6 10 and Sat 5 8 for members and guests. 4-Wheel Drives event Sat Sun at Rattlesnake Ravine. LB's Headquarters closed June 6 7. Red Cross swimming program at Forest Park Pool starts next week taught by Becky Reynolds free of charge. Beginning swimming Tue and Thu 6:15 7:15 pm. Adult advanced swimming Tue 7:15 8:15. Adult rescue and water safety class Thu 7:15 8:15. Advanced lifesaving Wed 6 9 pm must be 14+. Basic rescue class lasts 4 weeks. other courses about 7 weeks.
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RED Cross
Forest Park Pool
Becky Reynolds
Breakout Action In Michigan Prison Hijack
A hijacked helicopter landed at Southern Michigan Prison in Jackson and freed one or two inmates before the hijacker and escapee fled toward Munith. Police chased by car, with a woman driver detained. authorities hunt on foot with dogs and a police helicopter.
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Jackson, Mich
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Munith
Drug refunds to be mailed in Kansas settlement
Kansas will mail refund checks totaling between 6.5 million and 8 million to state agencies and individuals overcharged for certain drugs. Atty. Gen. Curt Schneider said checks go out around July 3 under a settlement approved by a U.S. District Court in Minneapolis. Kansas was one of six states in the agreement involving illegal price fixing by major drug companies.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Atty
Curt Schneider
U.S
Minneapolis
Bristol, Myers, Pfizer and Co
Olin Mathieson
Upjohn
Application Times Set At Head Start
Applications are being taken for the coming school year of the Ottawa Head Start Program from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 6 to 3 p.m. on June 11 12 or 13 or from 9 a.m. to noon on June 14 at the center 215 E 4th. If unavailable call 242-4405 to make an appointment. after these dates contact the central office at the Franklin County Courthouse 242-5481. The program serves children whose fourth birthday is on or before Sept 1 aged up to five and welcomes handicapped children. Families must meet tax income guidelines: two 3410, three 4230, four 5050, five 5870, six 6690 with $820 added per extra member.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Old Depot Museum hosts a Sunday reception
Hostesses for the event include Mrs. Ann Coughlin, Don Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Romstedt, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Jacoby, Jessie Harold, Florence Robinson, Mrs. Tom Ingram, and Mrs. L. R. Sutherland at City Park. The Ottawa Southern Baptist Chapel opens a Sunday service at the Masonic Temple basement with Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. and church at 10 50 a.m. Youth service follows at 7 30 p.m. The Wednesday prayer meeting starts at 7 30 p.m. Gary Resor serves as pastor.
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Old Depot Museum
Ann Couglin
Don Coughlin
Karl Romstedt
Phillip Jacoby
Jessie Harold
Florence Robinson
Tom Ingram
L. R. Sutherland
City Park
Ottawa
Savings Seen In Closing Post Offices
GAO and Postmaster General say 12,192 rural post offices could close with $100 million in savings without lowering mail service quality. Report urges phasing out two thirds of fourth and third class offices amid rural service concerns, while noting 32 communities saw equal or better service after closures.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Postmaster General
Congress
Benjamin F. Bailor
GAO
Postal Service
House Agriculture Committee
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the Daily Report
Michael Jones
Wayne Jones
State of Kansas
Wayne Bond
Justin Watts
Sloan Watts
Justin Reed Watts
Alvan Watts
Holli Watts
Lisa Watts
Sampz.Watts
Spalls Downey
Ray Gregg
N. Cedar
Ruth Barton
S. Walnut
Damron-Towner Chapel
Kansas City
Choice
F.o.b
Suez
Harris
Paublic
New York
Methodists
Ad Briefs
Turner Tele
W. 15Th
Dykstra
VFW
J. C. Smith
Ottawa Veterinary Hospital
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
S. Main
Michigan
Jackson County
Ee Ene Ceare Ge
Sheriff's Deputies
State Police
Forrest Jacob
Jacob
Munich
Robert Brown
State Corrections Department
Charles Bronson
Mexico
John
Annie Drake
Arnold's Jewelry
Arnold
May Hinderliter
Drake
Ittawa
L Community Institution
Herbert G. Tilton
Princeton Road
Darmton-Towner Chapel
Kenneth Hennessey
Garnett Cemetery
Paul Camron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Joe Ferns
Janice Camron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
Faith Lutheran Church
Robert Tienken
John Tienken
Loeust
Electronics Institute
Dallas
Texas
Collins Radio Group
Rockwell International
Bill Osburn
St. Luke's Hospital
Craig Story
William J. Story
Emporia State Summer Theatre
College Theatre
Emporia State
Scyndi Tucker
Harley Tucker
S. Poplar
Ottawa University
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
CHIPS
Central Heights
NAVY
David A. Logan
Leo F. Logan
Sterett
Long Beach
Calif
James Sheldon
Silvana Sheldon
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Ottawa-Williamsburg Wildlife Conservation Club
Williamsburg
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THE
Kansas State Bank
BANK
FDIC
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