Otwan student earns dean's list honors at Bob Jones University
AN OTTAWAN and seven other Kansas students made the dean's list at Bob Jones University Greenville DC Vicki Strehlow daughter of Dr and Mrs C H Strehlow earned at least a B average this past semester She is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences Also noted are local residents Judy Hancock summa cum laude from Princeton University Phi Beta Kappa induction and plans for Harvard Law School plus other community updates.
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Judith L. Hancock
Princeton University
Princeton
N. J
Judy
Wellsville High School
Phi Beta Kappa
National Society For
John G. Buchanan
Harvard Law School
J. A. Fisher
Ottawa
RFD 2
Kansas civil case and local traffic fines summary
State civil action filed against Delores A. Jimenez for recovery of 803 dollars. County Court citations list multiple youths and adults with fines for speed, faulty equipment, and license issues, plus several dismissed cases. A head on collision on County Road 461 north of Ottawa caused two cars to be demolished with minor injuries. Marriage license issued for Leonard and Turner. Admissions and dismissals noted for Ottawa area residents. Emergency reports include injuries to three individuals and a stick-related eye injury.
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State of Kansas
Delores A. Jimenez
Thomas G. Lynn
Caney
Elwood F. Knight
Wellsville
Sherman L. Spears
E. 4Th
Donald E. Rushing
Charles D. Freeman
DeSoto
Mark A. Robins
Pomona
Diana J. Caldwell
Burlington
Wyona L. Kirkland
Princeton
Kenneth R
Kespohl
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
Elizabeth S. Pratt
Willow
Hull
Approximation: Chamber of Commerce meeting rescheduled
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce sports committee meeting moved to Friday showing new date June 29 at noon at the Ottawa Country Club. A series concert by the Kansas Old-Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers Association Osawatomie chapter will be at 1 30 p m Sunday at Osawatomie City Auditorium with free admission. Dr L J Matney announces a new office at 324 S Main.
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Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee
Ottawa Country Club
Osawatomie
Kansas
Budget Bill Seeks 19 Billion Urged For HUD Space Agencies
The Appropriations Committee sent a 461 billion dollar funding bill to the House floor for the next fiscal year covering HUD space and science agencies the Veterans Administration and other independent bodies. The package totals 19 billion more than Nixon requested but 1.78 billion less than this year. The largest rise of 682.5 million targets community development programs including urban renewal model cities rehabilitation loans and water and sewer grants with the committee boosting the revenue sharing plan to 842.9 million. A separate Oklahoma incident saw Luther Nutter 20 of Selman arraigned on unauthorized use of a vehicle after allegedly driving a county bulldozer across roads and fences before stopping in a Cimarron River mud. The hearing is set for June 26.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Space and Science Agencies
Veterans Administration
Nixon
Buffalo, Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Luther Nutter
Selman
Lee Hargus
Nutter
Cimarron
Hargus
Wall Street dips after early rally amid dollar strength
The market drifted lower in moderate trading after a morning rally faltered. The Dow at noon fell to 873.49, with decliners leading advancers 595 to 23 on the NYSE while the broader index slid 0.22 points.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Trans World Airlines
American Stock Exchange
USD 288 Seeks Temporary Notes and Funds Plan
The USD 288 School Board moves to file for 20000 temporary notes without election, with six percent cap, and to create a capital outlay fund not to exceed four mills for five years to replace notes. Remonstrance petition window is 40 days. Also approved a 60 by 100 foot shop project at about 30000 and a 950 grant to promote career talks.
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Joanistas
U.S.D. 288
State Department of Education
U.S.D
Reginald Hurd
Hurd
Burd
Area FHA Chapter Sets Summer Fundraiser for Pool
Central Heights Future Homemakers of America plan a four town drive to build a swimming pool. They will hold slave day fundraisers starting at Princeton post office with $1.25 per hour, then Lane Richmond and Rantoul. Contacts include Mathias, Cooper, Kraus, and Hutchinson.
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Central Heights
Homemakers of America
Donna Walter
National
FHA
Lake Pomona
Princeton
Richmond
Lane
Rantoul
Walter
U.S.C
Reginald Hurd
Hurd
Theresa Mathias
Donna Cooper
Donna Kraus
Sonia Hutchinson
Burglars Hit Golf Clubhouse At Silver Lake Course
The Silver Lake Golf Course clubhouse near Ottawa was burglarized between 8:30 Sunday evening and 7:45 Monday morning. About $391 worth of food items beer and three dozen golf clubs were stolen. Entry was gained through the ladies restroom window on the west side after a screen was pried out. Missing items included catsup mustard candy peanuts food racks and sandwiches. Ted Haworth reported the loss.
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Silver Lake Golf Course
Ottawa
Ted Haworth
Country Club Heights
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Ruth) Farris
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