Dr. Harrin to miss Ransom Memorial Hospital June 17
News briefs report that Dr. W. D. Harrin will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital on June 17. Also noted are Robert Kuiken Jr. and Gennie Neal both graduating from recruit training at the Naval Training Center in Orlando, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Harrin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robert Kuiken Jr
Robert Kuiken
Richmond
Naval Training Center
Orlando
Fla
Gennie Neal
Rosie Neal
Winter Named Head Of Correctional Institutions Committee
State Sen. Wint Winter of Ottawa is appointed chairman of the Special Committee on Correctional Institutions for the 1975 Interim term and vice-chairman of the Interim Special Committee on Governmental Organization. The Correctional Institutions panel will study state institutions under the Secretary of Corrections while the Governmental Organization panel will explore creating a Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources. The first meeting to consider proposals by the Governmental Organization Committee is set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wint Winter
Ottawa
Winter
Secretary of Corrections
Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Two Arrested in Local Home Burglary
Ottawa police report two 18 year old men Mack Henricks of Iola and Wayne Bond of 303 S Cedar were jailed in Franklin County on $2,000 bond after a home break in on Mary Statesman’s residence at 131 S Cedar. Items taken included a camera television and a radio. Their Franklin County Court appearances were set for 1 15 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Statesman
S. Cedar
Mack Henricks
Iola
Wayne Bond
Franklin County
Ottawa
Mrs. Statesman
Rebates Making Very Few Waves
Washington AP reports the last federal tax rebates mailed totaling 63,221,161 payments worth 7.9 billion dollars. Straggler rebates may continue. about 34 million Social Security and railroad retirement checks of 50 dollars await congressionally approved funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Inmates Aid 6YearOld Victim With Prison Fund Drive
Inmates at Kansas Penitentiary in Lansing collected 1004 for Tammy Perrin, a 6 year old assaulted in Leavenworth. Initiated by lifer Lee Stebens, the drive drew support from Lifers Club and prison staff, with banks and the Leavenworth Times setting up contributions and a reward fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy
Leavenworth
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Kan
Here
Lee Stebens
Billie Smitson
Scott Service Expands Farm Tire Work in Ottawa County
Roger Scott of Scott Service in Ottawa RFD 2 expands to on the farm tire service using a 1964 Ford truck with hydraulic lift and air hoist. He already changed a tractor tire for Leon Barnes, enabling 40 more acres of cultivation before rain. Truck operates 6 am to 6 pm, call Bud Green after hours at 242-2267.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Scott
Scott Service
Ottawa
Scott
Leon Barnes
Barnes
Farm Bureau Safemark
Farm Bureau
Bud Green
VFW Dance and Horse Show Listings
Ad briefs announce a VFW dance featuring Marvin Ross and Country Gentlemen for members and guests. A horse show with 32 classes runs one mile east of Williamsburg on Saturday June 14 at 10:00, contact 746-8888. Also VFW steak night Friday 6 to 9 and Saturday 5 to 8 for members and guests. Plus canned dog food 24 cans 5.49 net, Metzger Salvage at 109 North Main, sewing machines repaired by Dykstra at 242-1667, and Jean’s Gifts and China at 204 South Main, formerly Irwin’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Gas Service Co Rate Increase Approved in Kansas
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved a 3.79 million increase in Gas Service Co rates, far below the 8 million yearly ask. The company serves about 357,800 customers in 212 Kansas communities including Topeka Wichita and Kansas City. The chairman noted an 8.9 percent return on rate base and a 4.2 percent approved increase. The average household rise is about 41 cents monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Gas Service Co
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Newton
Ottawa
Johnson County
Dale E. Saffels
Corporation Commission
Saffels
Com
Pany
Commission
Securities Exchange Commission
Marriage Licenses and Admissions in Daily Report
The Daily Report lists marriages for Michael Sloan and Janet Hoehn both of Wellsville, and Theodore Haas of Ottawa with Ruth Devin of Pomona. It also notes admissions for Mrs. J. L. Fisher of Pomona, and dismissals including Ralph Jacob Tow Tex, Karen Kaub, James Driver, and Emma R. West. Emergencies include injuries to James Maddox, Janice Sayler, and Loren Steward. Kansas City market quotes follow with cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, plus citations for Zerub Simons and Edwin Yost with fines for traffic infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Joseph Sloan
Wellsville
Janet Lynn Hoehn
Theodore Joseph Haas
Ottawa
Ruth Elizabeth Devin
Pomona
J. L. Fisher
Ralph Jacob
Tow
Tex
Karen Kaub
N. Poplar
James
Robert Driver
Emma R. West
James L. Maddox
Janice Sayler
Cedar
Loren Steward
Summer TV looks bright with many new shows
New York reports a busy summer slate as ABC CBS and NBC unveil eight new mini series and one retread plus music variety and sport themed programs. From Joey Heatherton to Gladys Knight and the Pips and a Cavett hosted CBS peak the networks promise diverse entertainment through August with underground NYC buzz noted. Pittsburgh dispatch adds irrigation studies claiming 90 percent of fresh water is underground and 7,000 years of supply at current use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ABC
CBS
Joey & Dad
Joey Heatherton
Ray
New York City
NBC
Gladys Knight and
the Pips
Ben Vereen
Pippin
Jim Stafford
U.S
Manhattan Transfer
Gotham
Andy Warhol
Ed Norton
Dick Cavett
Whippersnapper
Cavett
Pittsburgh
L.B. Foster Company
Pratt County Plans July 15 Sales Tax Referendum
Pratt County Commission approves a July 15 countywide half cent sales tax referendum after debating timing and costs. The move follows Pratt City’s use of a new law to force a vote. County attorney general opinion on delaying the referendum was not given. School districts owe Pratt County $2,400 for February primary elections. Local commission member Jorns favors proceeding. Harold Brehm abstained. In New York, stocks edged lower as investors speculated on higher rates amid potential economic upturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt, Kan
Pratt County Commission
Pratt City Commission
Kansas
Topeka
Pratt
William A. Jorns
Preston
Harold Brehm
Bowling Scores From RED CROWN LEAGUE Highlights
League bowling results list high scores and standout performances for teams including ALLEY CATS SLEEPERS LUCKY FOUR KINGPINS FOUR FLUNKIES LOST FOUR SUNDOWNERS GUTTER BALLS HITS MISSes STUMBLERS TERMITES GRAND BOWLING BAGS HILLBILLIES BUMS SCATTERBRAINS HUSTLERS STRUGGLERS TIMBER TUMBLERS with top marks by players such as West Roehl Wolken Jackson Miller Heckman Johnson Hull and Fenton across dates and lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alley Cats
B. West
E. Roehl
J. Wolken
C. Jackson
Miller
P. Heckman
Sundowners
Johnson
A. Johnson
H. Pennington
Hull
Stumblers
Lane
R. Fenton
Termites
M. Ott
S. Troutman
C. Ayers
R. Longfellow
Hustlers
P. White
W. Liegerot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commerce Department
Carla A. Hills
Housing and Urban Development
Ford
White House
Ron Nessen
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Leavenworth, Kan
Tammy Perrin
Stebens
Prison Lifers Club
Raymond Maynard
Gené Mefford
Phil Anderson
Ad Briefs
VFW
Marvin Ross
Country Gentlemen
Dykstra
Jean
China
S. Main
Irwin
Gibsons
Tsouth Hiway
the Daily Report
Probate
Choice
Zerub H. Simons
Ottawa Rfd
Edwin L. Yost
N. Cherry
Bill
Wassmer
Dassmer
Pratt County
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Jack
South Mai Sitewa
City Hall
Doug Harris
Sand Creek Road
Black Top
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