Prices Rise in Kansas Produce Markets
Kansas Farm Bureau reports ongoing price increases in the weekly market basket with potatoes leading gains as shortages of new crop and limited refrigerated trucking raise costs. Tomato, apple, lettuce, beef and pork prices shift across retail and wholesale channels while milk types diverge. latest checks dated Monday show statewide variations and the trend toward higher prices into fall.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Calfornia
Southwest
Texas
Midwest
Wichita
Power Outlook Adequate for Summer Demand Flows
Washington expects adequate electric power this summer if oil coal and natural gas supplies hold. TVA region may be marginal but can buy extra power from neighbors to meet demand. Despite higher prices, overall energy outlook improved versus 1974 though a disruption could stress the system. In Albuquerque youngsters helped backstage for a live opera program featuring young performers.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commission
TVA
Gece
Bicycles Hamper Rescue In Seminole County Jail Fire
A Sanford jail blaze trapped inmates as more than 100 bicycles blocked the rear entrance delaying rescue. Eleven people including guard Robert Moore died from smoke inhalation. thirty four others, prisoners and guards, were hospitalized. Elvis Webster a prisoner aided in dragging out three fellow inmates. Fire officials cited limited access via a narrow stairway and an elevator, with the blaze starting in a mattress in a hospital cell.
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Sanford
Fla
Seminole County
George Harriett
Harriett
Robert Moore
Duane Harrell
John Spolski
Sheriff's Department
Moore
Elvis Webster
Sid
Discrimination Seen In Contracts
Washington AP report by the U S Civil Rights Commission finds minority and women owned businesses are nearly shut out of the billions in government contracts at federal state and local levels. The 189 page study cites biased officials and limited success of programs designed to boost minority firm awards.
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Washington
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Ford
House
Senate
Litther
Notice of Suit and Probate Hearings in Franklin County
The State of Kansas issues a notice of suit for divorce against Arthur Slavens with response due by July 15 1975 in Ottawa Franklin County. Beverly J Slavens is plaintiff represented by Oyler and Salyer of Lawrence Kansas. Also in probate court Margarett Hahn seeks administration of Frank Ware estate with defenses due by July 3 1975 in Ottawa. Gwinn G Shell attorney for petitioner.
Probate petition seeks letters testamentary for estate
The State of Kansas to all concerned is notified that Dorothy Toumbertin filed a petition in the Ottawa Franklin County court asking that E. B. Cleaveland deceased's estate be admitted to probate and William S. Bowers be appointed executor with Letters Testamentary. Defenses must be filed by June 27, 1975, at 10 am. hearing set in Ottawa. Attorney for petitioner is W. S. Bowers of 310 S Main St, Ottawa.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Frank Ware
State of Kansas
Margarett Hahn
Margerett Hahn
Ottawa
B. Cleaveland
Kansan
E. B. Cleaveland
Hye
William $. Bowers
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Summary
Classifieds detail per word rates with ten percent local discount, deadlines at 5 p.m. prior publication and 9:30 a.m. day of publishing for 5 line ads, weekend specials, and display rates. It lists per word costs for insertion and special categories such as card of thanks, blind ads, national classifieds, lodge notices, and special contract rates with variations by insertion count.
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Lnsertion
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OPERA
Vicki Wantland
Ottawa University
Arthur Slavens
District ‘Court
Beverly J. Slavens
Robert G. Oyler
Oyler & Salyer
Massachusetts St
Lawrence
Attys
Armory
Ottawa, Ks
S&s Sales
Lawrence Strawder
Jim Strawder
and Bargain Center
Burlington, Kansas
Ottawa Herald Business and Professional Guide
Optometrists
James A. Eaton, D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wolfen, D.D
Pharmacists
Dennis L. Smith, D.D
Rodney McClay, D.D
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
D.C
Chiropractic
Orthopedics
W. 15Th St
J. D. South
Beauty Shop
Raney-Reynolds
Beautyland Styling Salon
Rexall
John Reynolds
Shirley James
Jessie Wright
Patricia Blakesley
Karen Stinson
Mary Ellen Malburg
Waunita Riemer
Marcia Yohe
Srenga
Taylor Construction
Ralph E. Taylor
CEL
Judy Hull
Keat Schmitt
Rfd
Brown’s Hardware
S. Main
Johnson Motors
Newman Boats
Auto Service
Hicks Electric CO
N. Main
Canterbury Court
John £. Douglass
John Wise
New Homes
N. Mulberry
Behlen Metal Buildings
Hawkins & O'Hara Construction Co., Inc
E. Wilson
A-1 Cab CO. and
City & Top Hat Taxi
M. Brockway
L. J. Mathey
Franklin County. Mental Health Clinic, Inc
Cedar Ph
Richardson
Dorothy Toumbertin
William 8. Bowers
S. Main Street
P.O
Atty
White Shrine
Hazel Triplett
W.H.P. Lanan
Cameron, W.S
Ottawa Council
R.&s.m. Wed
Reg
Assembly
Benjamin Carter
J.M
Kenneth F. Liegerot
R.A.M
Harry Brinkie
Fliegerot-Seey
Kathleen Tersiner
Loyd J. Robbins Sr
San Diego
Wright
Westard
S. Poplar
Family Garage ‘Sale
Richmond
H Way
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Jan ‘Weems
AVON
Peoria
Herald
Ottawa Herald
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