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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1978

Page

6

Library helps with any question at Community Information Center

The Franklin County library now offers help beyond books with a Community Information Center at 5th and Main. Services include transportation info for seniors, meals from Ottawa Nutrition Center with travel stops, the wading pool hours in City Park, and guidance on topics from travel to poetry and science. Call 242-3080 or 242-7440 for details.

5Th and Main Willis Jordan Franklin County Council On Aging Ottawa Nutrition Center City Park Jean Judy Rouse Ottawa Recreation Commission George Howe

Free Adult Swimming at Forest Park Pool

The Forest Park Swimming Pool offers adult only swims every other Tuesday starting June 13. Adults 18 and older pay a discounted 50 cent fee during 6 to 9 p.m. on designated nights. No under-18 admission during these hours and no enrollment is required.

Forest Park

Ford Pinto Recall Sparks Major Auto Safety Action

Washington AP reports Ford Motor Co. agreed to recall about 1.5 million Pintos and 30,000 Mercury Bobcats from 1971–76 model years due to an unsafe fuel system. The recall affects all but station wagons and follows government findings and consumer pressure.

Washington Interstate 15 San Bernardino Calif Lily Gray Richard Grimshaw Ford Motor Co Ford Motor Company Ford

Ad Briefs and Local Nightclub Events Summaries

Ads note Shiela Miller for Hair at 1302 S Main in Richmond. Lockers closed June 5 to 20. VFW guests: Marvin Ross and the New Country Gentlemen perform Saturday at 9 p.m. Milk at Select Dairy 1.50 for a gallon or two half gallons. Elks Lodge steak night Saturday 6 to 8 with Country Strings and Brass from 9 to 1. Get Away Club in Pomona hosts June 10 with live music and no cover. rib barbecue available.

N. Main Elks Lodge Pomona

Services for Lawrence C. Dutch Jacob Held at Lamb Roberts

Obituary notes the June 6 death of Lawrence C. Dutch Jacob with services at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home and burial in Highland Cemetery. Rev. William R. Weber officiated, with Mrs. Leonard Humphrey organist and Teddy Rood vocalist. Pallbearers listed include Bill Close, Leonard Humphrey, Henry Jackman, Ted Nelson, Joe Ream, Leon Rumford, Raymond Rumford and Merle Taylor. Admissions and dismissals followed by local police and accident reports accompany the notice.

Lawrence C Jacob Lamb Roberts Highland Cemetery William R. Weber Leonard Humphrey Teddy Rood Bill Close Henry Jackman Ted Nelson Joe Ream Leon Rumford Raymond Rumford Merle Taylor

Accidental pistol shot in Pomona injures visitor

Gregory Stuckey, 21 of Overland Park, visited Frank Rose's home in Pomona when a .38 revolver discharged after he unloaded and reloaded it. Stuckey sustained severe injuries to his left hand while Rose sought hospital care for his guest. Rose was moved to another facility. Nearby Cleveland Street will be paved under a community program with street barricades limiting traffic Monday to Wednesday.

Homewood Mark Hull Hull Ransom Memorial Hospital Department of Public Safety Raymond E. Giles Linn Gary Orton Ottawa Rfd Danny Bender Olathe Bud McArdle Hallmark Inn Pomona Franklin County Cecil Leonard Leonard Gregory Stuckey Overland Park Frank Rose Rose Stuckey Cleveland Street Forest Park Addiston Dave Watkins Dwight Haworth Construction Co

Statewide candidate filings accumulate ahead of deadline

With six and a half business days left before the June 20 filing cutoff in Kansas, state officials expect about 400 candidates to file for the August 1 primary after 172 had done so by Friday. Incumbents Patrick Hurley Arnold Anderson Theo Cribbs Ben Foster and Paul L. Thomas filed, Hurley signaling a bid for House speakership in a reshaped chamber.

Department of Public Safety Anchor Savings and Loan Association Anchor Savings Kansas State Helen Heathman Cleveland DPS Topeka Kan Kansas Secretary of State Patrick J. Hurley D-Leavenworth House John Carlin Hurley Arnold Anderson D-Wakeeney Theo Cribbs Wichita Ben Foster Foster Robert F. Bennett Paul L. Thomas Lath

OSHA Fines Jacobsen Manufacturing 2500 for Safety Violations

In OLATHE KAN OSHA fines Jacobsen Manufacturing 2500 after three serious and three non serious violations tied to missing safety guards on machines. The company must correct by July 6 and has 15 working days to appeal. the inspection followed a worker injury when a punch press malfunctioned.

Olathe, Kan Jacobsen Manufacturing Co U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration Olathe OSHA Bruce Beelman Wichita Beelman

New Doubt In Hughes' Legacy

Las Vegas AP report details ongoing Hughes estate tangles with 35 to 40 purported wills, fraud findings, and claims by Terry Moore and two ex-executives. Attorney James Dilworth warns the fortune may stay in limbo years as possible later wills and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute dispute emerge. A separate note covers a circus doubleheader in Iowa, church gospel sing, and local obituaries and recoveries.

Las Vegas Nev Howard Hughes Hughes James Dilworth Dilworth Texas Terry Moore Melvin Dummar Utah Howard Hughes Medical Institute Frank Bill” Gay Chester Davis Medical Institute Miami

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