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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1980

Page

5

Ottawa girl dies in hit and run on Greenwood Road

Fourteen year old Helen H Cannady was killed when struck from the rear by a hit and run vehicle about four and a half miles west of Ottawa on Greenwood Road. Authorities found the bicycle and suspects discuss a likely damaged 1973 Olds Cutlass. Services set for Calvary Baptist Church in Ottawa with burial at Princeton Cemetery.

Ottawa Rfd Here Greenwood Road Helen H. Cannady Craig Davis Davis Kansas Miss Cannady Calvary Baptist Church Princeton Dengel & Son Richard Cannady McAllen Texas Ottawa High School Ottawa Junior High School Calvary Baptist Lisa Cannady Lucy Cannady Mary Cannady Tommy Cannady Roger Cannady N. Cherry Eddie Corbin Ottawa RFD Frank Cannady Kansas City Oswego W. J. Winship Fort Scott

Emporian Arrested In Sible Death

A 26 year old Emporia man was arrested in Tucson on first degree murder charges for the Friday the 13th killing of Randy Sible in Ottawa. Jeffrey Ashworth held on 550000 bond, extradition likely, with a hearing set in Superior Court to determine transfer back to Kansas.

Tuscon Ariz Emporia Randy Sible Ottawa Jeffrey Ashworth Pima County Sible Quenemo Osage Michael Hines Ashworth Tucson Superior Court Kansas Hines Arizona

Ottawa Firm Wins Bid for Ambulance Facility Breaks Ground Soon

Ottawa firm Rule and Schrum wins the county bid of 148 878 to build a 3 500 square foot ambulance facility at 14th and Cedar for the Franklin County Ambulance Service. The project includes bays for three ambulances, offices, kitchen, storage, training and sleeping facilities. The hospital power connection costs 3 900 and must be approved by Ransom Memorial Hospital board tomorrow. Completion is targeted for 230 days, with hopes to move in by Christmas.

Franklin County Ambulance Service 14Th and Cedar Rule Schrum Ottawa Earl Devore Ransom Memorial Hospital Devore

Rain Relief Ends Sweetwater Drought Prayer Rally

After three weeks of drought, Sweetwater Texas received 5 inches of rain easing a severe water shortage. City Manager Joe Benton noted the relief while surveying a soaked lawn as residents remembered a June 1 prayer gathering of about 500 people at Nolan County Courthouse.

Sweetwater Texas West Texas Pye Joe Benton Nolan

Carter Defies Soviets at Venice Summit with Resolve

At the Venice summit Carter and seven other industrialized nations condemned the Soviet Afghanistan intervention as a grave threat to regional stability. They pledged to oppose the invasion with their means while pursuing energy and economic goals. Leaders backed greater coal and nuclear use, aimed to curb oil dependence, and projected a 4 million barrel per day oil import reduction by 1985.

Venice Italy Carter Afghanistan West Germany Great Britain France Canada Japan Margaret Thatcher Nation International Energy Agency Soviet Union United States Tokyo Zbigniew Brzezinski Edmund Muskie

Soviet Troop Drawdown Reported From Afghanistan

AP reports Radio Moscow announced withdrawal of one Soviet division and 108 tanks from Afghanistan. Pravda and Tass noted units headed home, with Western skepticism over a partial pullout and calls for total withdrawal from Venice leaders.

Moscow Radio Afghanistan Kremlin Communist Party Pravda Tass Kabul Soviet Union L. Mironov Mironov Carter Venice U.S

Tehran cleric Khalkhali reports executions in Iran and hostage notes

The Associated Press details Ayatollah Khalkhali declaring six men executed in Tehran for smuggling and drugs, while a jailed couple who married there were freed. He also mentions support for hostage trial. Newsweek cites aborted rescue plan risking 45 lives. In New York a major bank cut prime rate to 11.5 percent and a Missouri bank to 11 percent from 12.

Associated Press Tran Tehran Radio Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali Tehran Khalkhali Newsweek Pentagon NEW York Missouri Bank

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Helen Cannady Emporian National Weather Service Garfield School Keith Walker Rachel Wilson Fred Solis American Legion Ottawans Gasphol Soviets Morgan Guaranty Trust Co Southwest Bank of St. Louis
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