New Wrinkle In Sex Scandals
A Louisiana congressman was arrested by vice squad agents who said he tried to solicit a woman decoy for sex early this year. Federal officials reportedly suppressed records of the incident. A separate report cited immunity from arrest for misdemeanors while Congress is in session. Then in Kansas, farmers in south-central areas rushed to harvest the 1976 wheat crop as rain threatened. Harvesting was active from Comanche to the southeast, with a front bringing showers that could delay the crop.
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Washington
Louisiana
Congress
Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Jim Jay
State Harvest Control Office
LaCrosse
Rush
Commanche
Jay
National Weather Service
New York Post
Joe D. Waggonner
D-Law
Washington, D.C
U.S
Washington Police
Maurice J. Cullinane
Waggonner
Silbert
Cullinane
Post
Washington Star
The
Star
Wayne L. Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Miss Ray
Hays
House
NBA Expands by Four Teams From ABA
The NBA voted to add San Antonio Denver New York and Indiana from the ABA at 3.2 million each. Original price 4.5 million with staged payments. now due soon. Reports unrelated to these transfers note a separate Washington political incident and queries about a congressman’s misconduct and a defamation suit involving Rep Wayne Hays and Miss Elizabeth Ray.
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Hyannis, Mass
National Basketball Association
San Antonio
Denver
New York
Indiana
American Basketball Association
Open Township Posts Face Near Deadline
With the filing deadline looming, several township and precinct posts remain contested. Among announced candidates are Kathleen Corbin for Homewood Township treasurer, Donald L. Rossman for Greenwood Township treasurer, and Cecile Lindsey for Pomona Township clerk. Additional filings include Republican and Democratic committeemen and committeewomen across Ottawa area precincts and townships, listing numerous named candidates.
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Kathleen Corbin
Homewood Township
Donald L. Rossman
Greenwood Township
Cecile Lindsey
Pomona Township
Ottawa
First Landfill Report Restates County Expenditures and Plans
The Franklin County Commission released its first landfill operating report showing expenditures of 16 573 19 through May 26 against 10 649 in revenues from user fees. Labor machine rentals and supplies totaled 13 046 57 with smaller amounts for rock hauling trees fuel a water tank and a landfill sign. Commissioner Jack Davis said the facility should pay its own way and hours could be shortened during low use periods if costs exceed revenue. The board also acquired a 1972 model motor grader for 27 000 in a trade for the county's 1952 grader.
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Franklin County Commission
Jack Davis
KU Endowment Aid To Area Students
The University of Kansas Endowment Association will award scholarships for 1976-77 to 11 area students. Recipients from Ottawa include Rita Jackson, Curtis Moore, John Nicholson, Barbara Swearingen, and Ted Woods. Pomona honorees are Kathleen Schroeder and Linda Smith. Wellsville students are Brent Allender and Diane Funk. Dennis Spratt of Rantoul also receives a scholarship.
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The
University of Kansas Endowment Association
Franklin County
Endowment Association
Ottawa
Rita M. Jackson
E. Glenn Jackson
Curtis W. Moore
Robert B. Moore
John Nicholson
Peter and
Jane Nicholson
Barbara Swearingen
Dean C. Swearingen
Ted Woods
Billy J. Woods
Pomona
Kathleen L. Schroeder
Otto Schroeder
Linda Carol Smith
Ted
Lois Smith
Wellsville
Brent C. Allender
Earl G. Allender
Diane Funk
Earl Hays
Dennis F. Spratt
Cecil D. Spratt
Rantoul
Copland conducts Minnesota Orchestra for Bicentennial shows
Aaron Copland will conduct the Minnesota Orchestra in three Bicentennial concerts over the Fourth of July weekend at the new Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. The 75 year old maestro leads two of his works Symphony For Organ and Orchestra and Rodeo along with pieces by Bernstein Ives and Schuman, sponsored by Honeywell.
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Copland
Minneapolis
Aaron Copland
Minnesota Orchestra
Honeywell
Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein
Charles Ives
William Schuman
Notice of clemency hearing and estate sale in Franklin County
Public notices announce Stanley Nell Garrett seeking executive clemency for felonious assault offenses with dates of judgment. The probate matter of Charley E. Forth names a conservator offering real estate at 419 North Malin Street Ottawa for sale by auction June 26, 1976 with 25 percent down and balance on title delivery.
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Stanley Nell Garrett
Franklin County
Kansas
Kansas Adult Authority
KPL
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Charley E. Forth
State of
Fersons
North Main
Ottawa
Franklin
Bowles
Shelden
North
Malin Street
Oitawa
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South Poplar
Sears
Zenith
Merler
Barbara L. Morasch
Ben Printy
Jean Printy
Wayne Angell
Don Hay
Joyce Wasmund
Ohio Township
Laura Hylton
Franklin Township
Earle B. Leatherberry
Charles E. Burlingham
Gerald R. Cole
Veronica Mages
Alfonso Mages
Dan Lickteig
Richmond Township
Monica Lickteig
Richmont Township
Almeda Edwards
Ottawa Township
Pema Ciel
Thos
E. Gleason Jr
E. Gleason
Attys
Conservator
Robert W. Player
Ottawa Herald
Lodge
A.M
Richmond Lake Area
Richmond
Richmond Methodist Church
Max Shoemaker
Clarence Rea
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.f.&am
Masonic Temple
Flore Johnson
Wright
Old Peoples National Bank
Ilo van New Honey
Avan
West 11Th
East Wilson
Cleveland
Rantoul City Park
Rantout
Us-57
Wild Flower Bower
North Oak
South Mulberry
Norelco
North Cherry
South
Sycamore
Main Street
Princeton
Saladmaster
South Locust
Hickory
Main
Rigdon
Jack
Wille No
Halstein Helter
Dale VanHorn
Hotchl
Herald
C-O
Steve Dryden
Dick Stinnitt
Kathleen
Smith and Co
Kansas City Star
Shaklee
Mollie Hart
Fen
National Water System
City OF Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
City Hall
General Services
Se Pickering
Dan Arnold
North King
Howard
John Fritts
Taylor Construction
Ralph Taylor
Budoe’s Hardware
Blake
Chuck
Bennie Stinson
Jack Rutter
Singer
Dundee
Charles Ebeck
A&g
LRJ Electronics
Cbs
Moore's
Russ Browning
Amana
Kitchen
Corning
Litton
Jennifire
Crites
Cecil Beatty Auction Service
Franklin Co
Printy and Son Seinty
Can
Poplar St
Merle R
Morasch
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