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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1981

Page

6

Local area rape case prompts Osage County investigation

Osage County authorities investigate after a 15 year old Quenemo girl was abducted near Michigan Valley from Ottawa. A white male in his 20s driving a pickup bound and forced the juvenile to have sex, then returned her to Ottawa where she was treated for minor injuries. Police turned the case over to Osage County authorities.

Lyndon—Osage County Michigan Valley Ottawa Franklin County Osage Forest Park Department of Public Safety Ransom Memorial Hospital

Daily Report admissions and incidents summary

Admissions list includes Michael Evans, 522 E. sth, and George Atchison, 1411 Willow, with Friday to Sunday dates. Dismissals include Robert Ledom, Georgia Roseberry, and multiple others from Crestview Nursing Home and Pomona RFD locations. Births report two sets of parents with several newborn daughters. Arrests feature Gary L. Smart and Daniel Steve Ramirez on charges from petty larceny to DUI and disorderly conduct, with multiple juveniles cited for curfew violations. Frauds, thefts, vandalism, and injuries documented across Ottawa and surrounding areas, with detailed vehicle accidents and non injury incidents. Local market quotations for Friday and Monday provided.

Michael Evans E. Sth William Story George Atchison Willow Robert Ledom Olive Georgia Roseberry Crestview Janice Wheat Pearl Cox Pomona Peggy Rowland Rebecca Spencer Princeton Margaret Randell Nellie Durbin N. Mulberry Brenda Bail Rantoul Carol Sue Dean Garnett Rfd Jeffrey Hanson S. Hickory Gary L. Smart Lawrence North Pence Iga Malin Smart Curt Daniel Steve Ramirez Oak Ramirez Ottawa Bay Forest Park Ottawa Country Kitchen South U5-59 Shawn L. Jones Cottonwood Coral West Cherry King Robert P. Hagen Maid Shreets Roger D. Mox Mox AMH N. Main Dale L. Burns Perry Lee R. Berry Debra A. Hamilton N. Poplar Hamilton Berry Kara Deena D. French Bonner Springs Julie L. Savage Ottawas Reo 15Th Main Streets Wills R. Millar Jr N. Wilson Beulah M.harrison N. Cedar Harrison South Cedar Carala J. Strimple Kathy Sheler S. Cedar

Legislature Studies Rural Nurse Shortage in Kansas

The Interim Ways and Means Committee in Topeka scheduled an August 17 hearing to assess a rural nurse shortage in Kansas and evaluate if a state nursing scholarship program would help. The panel reviews existing medical scholar programs and potential nursing grants, with testimonies from the Kansas Nurses Association, Kansas Hospital Association, and state Nursing Board to gauge the scope and decide on possible legislation for 1982.

Topeka Kan Ways and Means Kansas Paul Hess Wichita Senate Mike Hayden R-Atwood House Regents’ Institutions Washburn Uni Hayden Hess Kansas Nurses Association Kansas Hospital Association State Nursing Board

Rate Hike Could Trigger Lawsuits Postal Service May Get Bold

The Postal Service weighs a 20 cent first class stamp by bypassing the Postal Rate Commission. If approved, lawsuits may follow. The board vies to act this summer, with potential rates of 21 to 23 cents discussed. Labor Day timing speculated by observers. By law a 10 day notice is required.

Washington Postal Service Board of Governors Independent Postal Rate Commission Rate Commission William F. Bolger Commission John Jay Daly Daly

Lennon Assassin Pleads Guilty to Murder

Mark David Chapman pleaded guilty in Manhattan Supreme Court to the murder of ex-Beatle John Lennon. The judge set sentencing for August 24, with a possible sentence ranging from 15 years to life up to 25 years to life.

New York Mark David Chapman John Lennon Chapman Dennis Edwards Manhattan Supreme Court Edwards Sullivan Jonathan Marks Marks Lennon

Free Banking Services Getting Harder To Find

Consumers face new bank charges as regulations ease in some areas and rates rise. Bank of America will levy a $3 monthly fee on passbook savings below $200 and cap excessive withdrawals, while Maryland’s Central Savings Bank ends interest on low balances. Amid shrinking free services, banks report far fewer free checking options and rising safe deposit box fees.

Louise Cook Associated Press Bank of America San Francisco Central Savings Bank of Maryland Thomas Brightman Joyce Healy Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co New York American Banker Bob Walters Sheshunoff & Co Austin Texas

Oasis Club Meeting Cancelled This Tuesday

The Oasis Club meeting for Tuesday is cancelled. Mrs Neal Sayler of 1327 Ash is recovering from hip surgery in Room 403 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.

Oasis Club Neal Sayler Ash Lawrence Memorial Hospital

Local ads list daily specials and store notices

Ad briefs announce LM SHOE Repair daily luncheon specials from 1.99 and up at 118 E. 15th. FOGLE Quarry at 800 E. 23rd sells rock products. Silver Lake offers $3 weekday golf after 6 p.m. Drake’s Bakery closes for vacation and reopens July 21. Calhoun’s summer spectacular begins Wednesday with savings across departments. Sharon Bell taking appointments at Millie’s Hair Fashion. Local beer sold at Stinson Processing. Young Place Kids Clothes closed Tuesday 23 for 10th anniversary sale starting Wednesday 24. See display ad in Tuesday paper.

Young Place Kids Clothes

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Ladies Lead Headache League Says Neck Tension Causes Pain

Dr. Larry J. Matney argues most headaches stem from neck nerve irritation and muscle strain. He cites housework posture and abdomen sleeping as factors, and promotes chiropractic treatment at Matney Chiropractic Offices in Ottawa Kansas.

Larry J. Matney D.C Matney Chiropractic Offices P.A South Main Ottawa Kansas

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