Missouri Schools Suing Kansas over Bi State Desegregation Plan
Kansas Governor Bennett and Attorney General Schneider denounce a Kansas City Missouri school district desegregation suit as an invasion of state sovereignty. The suit seeks cross state pupil reassignment into a bi state district affecting five Kansas districts Shawnee Mission 612 Kansas City Kan. U.S. 500 Turner 202 Olathe 232 and Southeast Johnson County 220. Bennett urges strong defense and notes state funding autonomy and constitutional protections.
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Turner
Olathe
Johnson County
Ice Cream Social and Bake Sale on Courthouse Lawn
Jaycee Jaynes hosts an ice cream social and bake sale on the courthouse lawn Wednesday at 6 p.m. Skippy dog food sold in 25 pound bags for 2.50 and canned horse meat for 3.99 per case. Metzger Salvage advertises mixed pool tournament Monday night at Saddleback Lounge with no entry fee and cash prizes. Arrowhead Inn offers a Monday special open face prime rib sandwich with melted cheddar for 1.85. Bible services continue at Richmond Community Hall Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 or 8 p.m., public welcome.
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Metzger Salvage
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Calvary Baptist Choir Plans Wednesday Practice
Calvary Baptist Church Sunshine Singers will meet for practice at the church on Wednesday at 6 15 pm. Hazel Rebekah Lodge 175 will join Oddfellows at IOOF Hall at 7 30 pm Wednesday for memorial exercises. Ottawa Garden Club meets tonight at 6 30 in First United Methodist Church.
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IOOF
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Ford Nixon Called Racists
Brock said in a statement that Young, the one time black civil rights activist and ambassador to the United Nations, has generally performed in a manner that highlights his ineptitude. He called his diplomacy the sorriest in the nation. He urged President Carter to demand an apology or risk being in silent agreement with Young. Young, in a published interview, said it’s time to let up on criticism of the Soviet government's human rights policies.
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Pittsburg Coed Dies In Accident
A 21 year old Pittsburg State University coed, Jackeline L Hey Fullston Md, died after a one car crash on a gravel county road southeast of Greeley. The Jeep driven by James J Anderson, 20, Garnett, slid into a utility pole at about 3 15 am. Anderson and another passenger Mark McAfee were hospitalized for injuries with McAfee later sent to Kansas City for surgery. A fourth passenger Kelley A Coker was treated and released. Charges are pending.
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Jackeline L. Hey
Fullston
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Kansas Highway Patrol
James J. Anderson
Anderson
Mark McAfee
Anderson County
McAfee
Kansas City
Kelley A. Coker
Highway Patrol
Trey
David T. Gooding
S. Oak
Tecumseh Street
Tomato supply stable and prices expected to drop
The United States Department of Agriculture notes tomato supplies have returned to normal after a harsh winter, with Florida production dropping from 2.8 million cwt in January 1976 to 1.8 million cwt in 1977. Florida remains the top producer as California and Mexico supplied much during the crisis, and local harvests begin in June in Texas and Louisiana.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
California
Mexico
Federal State Market News Service
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Liquor Warehouse Damaged In Fire Near Parsons Kansas
A large fire heavily damaged Sunflower Sales Co. wholesale liquor building near Parsons Kansas causing about 500000 in losses. Fire chief assistant Dean Sailsbury cited damage to stocks from smoke and suspected the blaze started in a furnace room with no clear origin. Parsons and rural firefighters fought the blaze two miles beyond the city limits under mutual aid.
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Parsons
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Sailsbury
Ottawa weekly community calendar highlights events
The Ottawa Library compiles this week’s schedule with Trapshooting at 7 30 p m at Williamsburg Wildlife Club and Ottawa Design Commission at 7 p m. Also listed are Ottawa Night at the Ovals, Jaycee Jaynes Ice Cream Social at 6 p m on the courthouse lawn, a library travelogue on Friday at 1 p m featuring Mexico, a Demolition Derby at 8 p m at the fairgrounds, and a Sunday Chamber of Commerce day in the country.
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Williamsburg
Booster Club Backs Students in Pomona and Appanoose
Community groups in Pomona and Appanoose support youth with the Appanoose Pomona Booster Club formed mid last December. Activities include aiding music and theatre, a May Play Day track meet and softball game, and a $400 donation to the play cast. Officials note a minor injury to Pomona Elementary’s Don Mull. The club plans a junior trampoline and summer concession duty at games, with fundraisers like pickle sales, raffles, and an ice cream social. New and outgoing officers are listed.
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Appanoose
Marilyn Miller
Oldsters
Booster Club
Pete Frevert
Doris Swallow
Bonnie Olson
Mike and
Barbara Cater
Wally and
Wilma Wilson
Cicily Robins
Ann Frevert
Ottawa Night at Royals Draws City Leaders and Golf Star
Buses depart at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday from Hickory Street lot between Minnick Motors and Dengel & Son Mortuary for Ottawa Night with the Royals versus the Red Sox. Ottawa Mayor Vi Reusch to throw first ball, assisted by pro golfer Tom Watson as Kansas Citations honors him.
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Dengel & Son Mortuary
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Vi Reusch
Boston Red Sox
Wall Street mixed at noon after Friday rally fade
The Dow Jones average slipped 2.28 to 909.94 by noon as gainers led losers 4 to 2. Citibank kept its prime rate at 6 percent amid speculation of a 7 percent move. NYSE composite fell to 43.93 while AMEX up 0.35 to 113.63 with 7.86 million shares traded.
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Ottawa High 40th Reunion Planned for Saturday Night
Ottawa High School hosts its 40th reunion at the Ottawa Country Club with over 100 reservations. The event starts at 5:30 PM with a social hour, dinner at 7, remembrances 8 to 9 30, and a concluding dance. Special guests include former teachers and the widow and sister of Max Williams. Don Campbell is emcee. Lola Shaw and Ruth Lancaster co chair reservations.
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Ottawa Country Club
Max Williams
Don Campbell
Lola Shaw
Ruth Lancaster
Beaty service and local notices in daily report
Florence M Beaty 98 died Sunday at Cedarhouse Nursing Home where she lived since 1964. Service at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Richmond United Methodist Church with burial in Richmond Cemetery. Survived by nephew Raymond Wagner and two nieces. Also notes on admissions dismissals births and local incidents and market quotes from Kansas City AP.
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Florence M. Beaty
Cedarhouse Nursing Home
Richmond United Methodist Church
Paul Lynn
Richmond Cemetery
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Lydia Ann (Conklin) Beaty
Warrensburg
New York Life Insurance Company
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United Methodist Church
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
Arnold Bryan
Glen Chappell
Green Castle
Lamb-Roberts
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