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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1972

Page

5

New Camp Open Soon in Ottawa by Kiwanis Club

Ottawa Kiwanis Club prepares Lake Pomona site for first summer camp session starting June 26. Allen L. Unruh leads efforts with three one week day camps for about 35 children per session. Camp, open to fourth through seventh graders, costs 15 with options for financial aid. Activities include canoeing swimming archery tetherball ping pong and possibly rifle range, all supervised with lifeguards and jackets issued daily. Bus pickups at Peace IGA South Main Junior High Lincoln School start 7:50 8:00 and 8:10 a.m. with return after 5 p.m. daily.

Ottawa Kiwanis Club Lake Pomona Pomona Ottawa Mears Park Allen L. Unruh Unruh Peace Iga South Main Lincoln School

Kleindienst Meek In Long Awaited Victory

Washington AP Rich ard G. Kleindienst becomes attorney general after a four month confirmation fight the Senate approving him 64 to 19. Liberals questioned ties to business and involvement in ITT antitrust settlements amid campaign considerations.

Kleindienst Meek Washington Richard G. Kleindienst Senate Phoenix Ariz John N. Mitchell

New Drivers Graduating From Ottawa Sessions

Ron Womble reports the first and largest driver education session will end Friday with 60 to 70 students ready for their first license, possibly rising to 200 by the last session to July 28. Three cars, two Plymouths from Bob White Motors and a Buick from Minnick Motors, shuttle 3-4 students per car for one hour daily. The 86 students are split into three in-car sections taught by H K Stevens and instructors Marie Girard and Joseph S Walter. Students must complete 30 hours of classroom work and six hours of driving to obtain a Kansas license. The second session begins June 19 and the last on July 10. Stevens notes no year-round classes due to capacity. most students are 14 to 15 years old, with some already licensed aiming to reduce insurance.

Ron Womble Stevens Ottawa High School Playhouse Rogers Lake Pomona Driver Shawnee County Emporia Kansas City United States Cynthia Appley Akron Iowa University of Kansas Martha Doty Baldwin Baker University Melissa Hanger Topeka Macalester College St. Paul

Muskie refuses McGovern endorsement and stays in race

Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine said he will not back George McGovern for the Democratic nomination and will remain a candidate. He urged broad party unity beyond a single leader and noted McGovern likely has 1,200 to 1,300 delegate votes while needing 1,509 to win. He planned further talks with Humphrey as McGovern seeks support from party chiefs.

Washington Edmund Muskie Maine George McGovern McGovern South Dakota Sen. McGovern United Party National Press Club Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Humphrey New York Daily News

Federal Job Aid To ECKAN In Ottawa Summer Youth Jobs

ECKAN has been awarded extra U S Department of Labor funds to create more summer jobs for disadvantaged youths in Ottawa. Through the Neighborhood Youth Corps the agency aims to reach 20 positions, with nine week placements paying 1.60 dollars an hour. Applications are available at the Kansas State Employment Security Office or the Neighborhood Youth Corps Office, and eligibility covers students in grades nine through twelve or 14 year olds under income guidelines.

Larry Christ East Central Kansas Community Action Agency ECKAN U. S. Department of Labor Ottawa Richard Jackson ECEAN Jackson Franklin Miami Douglas Osage Coffey Lyons Anderson Johnson Department of Labor Kansas State Employment Security Office Second and Cedar

Weather County Forecast Predicts Mild Tonight and Warm Weekend

Fall and mild tonight with lows in the upper 40s to lower 70s and south to southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday will be sunny to partly sunny and hot with highs in the lower 90s and a near zero to 20 percent precipitation chance. High Thursday 95 and record high 100 in 1963, with current low 47 and record low 47 in 1915. Hourly temps end at 6 a.m. today with a brief sequence shown.

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Major Enemy Military Area Raked By Bombs

American fighter bombers hit the Hanoi Haiphong complex with their fiercest strikes in over two months. Barracks depots and maintenance sites west of Hanoi, a fuel depot near Haiphong, and Cai Bi airfield were attacked, with two railroad bridges destroyed near the Chinese border. B52s backed the assault against the southern panhandle while U S reconnaissance jets reported no North Vietnamese losses. Hanoi claimed U S planes downed, and an incident near An Loc caused 10 South Vietnamese deaths with 19 wounded.

Saigon Hanoi- Haiphong U.S Hanoi Haiphong Cai Bi Hanoi-Haiphong Panhandle North Navy RAS Tonkin Gulf U.S. Air Force An Loc

Five Men Fined in Franklin County Cockfight Case

Five men were fined Thursday in Franklin County District Court for gambling at a cockfight on April 8. Arrests were by Attorney General Vern Miller and Kansas Bureau of Investigation Organized Crime officers at a barn owned by William R. Thompson in Pomona. Johnson, Brants, Titus, and Garcia pleaded guilty. Osborn of Omaha pleaded no contest. Each received a $100 fine plus costs.

Franklin County District Court Vern Miller Organized Crime Section Kansas Bureau of Investigation William R. Thompson Pomona Rfd 2 Howard A. Johnson Overland Park

Vassar Playhouse Opens Summer Season With Guys and Dolls

The Lakeside Players at the barn theater near Highways 268 and 368 begin a third season on June 14 with Guys and Dolls running through July 2. Bruce Rogers directs four shows including Arms and the Man Harvey and The Two Orphans. Cast and crew work long days, with season tickets at special rates and contact info for Veda Rogers.

Linda Ostmeyer Vassar Playhouse Barn Bruce Rogers Playhouse Rogers Richard Driver Lakeside Sarah Brown Winfield Leonard Richardson Ann Beth Arms and The Harvey Veda Rogers Lakeside Players

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Camp International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Jack Anderson ITT San Diego Miami Beach H. K. Stevens Jeff Schoonover Canterbury Courts Demilitarized Zone Dmz South Vietnam Radio Hanoi Vinh Linh Roger Cummings Bethany College Lindsborg Sidney Bauman Wichita Wichita State University Bruce Jones Manhattan Bruce Ottman Washburn University David Polson Baker David Rockhold Polson Carolyn Harrison Anne Richardson Cummings
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