Community notices and events from 1971 Kansas City area
Local brief mentions include Jeff Sellers recovering after surgery at St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City in room S 580. SHRIMP and barbeque rib night planned June 19 for Elks guests only with reservations by June 18. Eva M Fox scholarship awarded to Diane Cooper for 1971 72 at Emporia State. Williamsburg Pep Club rummage sale June 1995. Ottawa city band concert tonight at 7 near courthouse. Catfish Day orders due June 21 for June 22 and 25 channel catfish. Open house at Franklin County Rehabilitation Facility June 20 2 30 to 5 p m. James Berg's Rock and Roll Band Naomi's Club June 16 10 to 2. Damron Towner families served by David Miller.
Three Prisoners To Test Home Visitation Program
Three prisoners at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing have been chosen to test the first home visitations under 1971 legislation. Inmates must be in minimum custody, Kansas residents with a place to go, able to pay travel costs, serving a non violent offense, and near release. Visits will last up to four days, with privacy preserved. officials estimate about 10 percent may qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
R. J. Gaffney
Kansas
Gaffney
Wall Street Tuesday Shows Modest Gains Amid Slow Trading
Wall Street in New York saw prices for blue chips rise slightly as glamors posted solid gains while overall trading remained slow. The noon Dow industrials advanced about 3.3 points to 910.56 as declines edged advances, with analysts noting investors waited to see if prime rate increases would affect sentiment.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Community relations program rolls forward in Lawrence
In Lawrence Kansas a 10 weekend workshop series led by the Menninger Foundation saw blacks policemen street people KU officials and local residents conclude a first step toward easing discrimination and isolation. Officials say follow up by city government is crucial to sustain gains and expand participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Topeka
Rawleigh Zillcox
Menninger Foundation
Zilliox
Menninger’s
Wayne Schmille
Schmiller
Ballard
Turner
J.R. Pulliam
Lane
Nancy
Hambleton
Joseph Satten
Psychiatry
Police Citations From Ottawa Daily Report
The Ottawa Police Department issued citations for careless and inattentive driving, excessive exhaust noise, driving while license suspended, and unauthorized driving. Also listed are summonses for stopping at a stop sign, disturbing the peace, and unsafe vehicle conditions, with fines noted for speeding and daily logs. Hospital notes show admissions and dismissals, KC markets report cattle, hogs, and sheep prices and estimates for tomorrow.
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Ottawa Police Department
Leonard WY. Baskett
Maple
Roy D. Boner
Charles Hendrickson
S. Elm
Charles Page
Locust
Roger Downey
Wellsville
Michael R. Raby
Betty Ribeau
Poplar
Russell Ribeau
KU Grad To Head Audio Reader Program
A University of Kansas graduate Pattee Spencer has been named director of a new audio reader program at KU. The service, partly funded by the university, targets readers with vision or physical impairments and will air 12 hours daily from KANU on a locked wavelength. Readings from newspapers books and magazines plus talks will originate at Target Gate with free pre-tuned receivers mailed to eligible listeners in the KANU range including Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City. Volunteers and funding are crucial to the experimental effort and readers are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otober
Spencer
University
Kanu
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas City
Young Couple Faces Charges in Forgery Case
Charles Andrew Rhoades 18 and Se Sandra Sue Rhoades 15 a couple from Ottawa face forgery and passing forged checks charges in County and Juvenile Court. The checks totaling 69.66 were written between May 1 and June 3 at Safeway Pence's and the A and P groceries. Rhoades is jailed on 2000 bond awaiting preliminary exam set for June 16. Mrs Rhoades released to her parents with a Juvenile Court hearing set for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andrew Rhoades
Sandra Sue Rhoades
Rhoades
Safeway
Pence’s
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Jeff Sellers
St. Luke's Hospital
Diane Cooper
Robert Cooper
Richmond
Eva M. Fox
Emporia State
Williamsburg
Ottawa City Band
David Miller
Princeton Grain Co
Franklin County
James Berg
Adv
Wall Street
Doris Younkin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Arlie C. Watts
N. Oak
Ralph A. Younkin
Kansas Highway Patrol
Younkin
Watts
Henry Johnson
Dupont
Johnson
Schmille
City Hall
John Naramore
Naramore
the Daily Report
Buddy L. Snead
Cottonwood Falls
Clarence E. Seylem
el Dorado
M.p.h
Edna Alban
Bobby Mills
Rosa Maddan
Duane Hall
S. Sycamore
Russell Reams
Melvern
Marmion McWilson
Paola
Marjorie Hogan
S. Oak
Dale Whiteford
Mulberry
Tomorro
KU Grad
Pomona
Stewart Warner
Hunter
Oliver
H.P
Mossberg
Stevens
Star Industries Inc
Jack Nelson
Citizens State
Loge
Witton
E.S
Marie Enyart
W.M. Ann Jensen
Sec’y
Tancred Commandery No
E.T
Knights Walcome
Raymond E. Stankard
E.c
Gerald B. Harford
Clarence Rea
Harry Brink
Budge’s
Budge’s Hardware
Indian Missionary Outreach Inc
North Main
S. Hickory
South Hickory
Vel-Ray Warehouse
West 15Th
Coppertone
S. Cedar
S. Mulberry
Episcopal Church
N. Main
Gibson
Dennis Goyer
Farmers Elevator
7Th and
Tremont
Baldwin
Reward
Bob Robbins
Farm Bureau Insurance
Kansas Employment Office
Second
Cedar
Wen
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Rayleigh
Ray Harris
Rayleigh Co
Freeport
Illinois
Ellsworth
Titus
General Services
Lloyd McClure
Ransata
J. W. Taylor
Pickering
Elim
Bennie Stinson
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Reed
Cleveland
Lister
Ee Nt
Ralph Taylor
sm LEONARD/HOOPES
Eeledom Construction
Joe Blake
EAY Kay Cosmetics
Robert D. Mace
Oklahoma Farmers College
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Cecil Beatty
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