Sherry Nelson awarded Doherty Scholarship to Northwestern State
Miss Sherry J. Neilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Nelson formerly of Ottawa has won a Henry L Doherty Educational Foundation Scholarship to Northwestern State College from Cities Service Gas Co She is a 1972 Ottawa High School graduate Her father was a foreman at the Cities Service Gas compressor station here.
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Sherry J. Neilson
Gene Nelson
Ottawa
Henry L. Doherty Educational Foundation
Northwestern State College
Cities Service Gas Company
Ottawa High School
CTC Rate Increase Approved Across Ottawa Area Towns
The Kansas Corporation Commission approved higher monthly rates for Continental Telephone Company in Wellsville Greeley Lane Parker Princeton and Richmond. One party business lines rise to 12.25 from 10.60 while one party residential goes to 7.50 from 6.60. Four party rural business climbs to 11.00 from 9.60 and rural residential to 7.75 from 6.95.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Continental Telephone Company
Ottawa
Wellsville
Greeley
Lane
Parker
Princeton
Richmond
Lawrence Journal-World
Railroad Savings
C. D. Schulte, Inc
Admissions and incidents listed in Daily Report
The Daily Report lists admissions and dismissals by name and address including Donna Ratliff and Mrs. Marvin White. It notes births, emergencies, a fire incident, vehicle accidents, animal fatality, agricultural market data, and a basic training update for Jim Tersiner of Ottawa High School, with placements and locations across Ottawa and Wellsville.
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Donna Ratliff
Canterbury Court
Oscar Neff
Princeton
Arthur Geiss
Cedar
Marvin White
Ash
Freda Scherling
Harold Jackson
Eureka
Kenneth Burgoon
Elm
Bertha Churchbaugh
Baldwin
Mary Bishop
Sycamore
Lloyd Yoke and Son
N. Poplar
Carolyn Castle
Ottawa University
Dewey Barnhart
Pomona
Diane Folks
Wellsville
Pluma Mann
Willow
Mary Woke
E. Logan
Gertrude Gollier
Paola
Shawn Miller
Main
Kenneth Renner
John McIntosh
Logan
Shane van Valkenburg
Karen Foster
Nixon signs education bill amid antibusing clash
AP Nixon administration pledges renewed effort for a stronger antibusing ban in Congress while signing a $21.3 billion education bill. The measure halts federal court ordered busing for 18 months as appeals run out, with wider impact in the North than the South. The bill funds basic federal student grants, college operating support, veteran enrollments, a National Institutes of Education, and multiyear desegregation funding, plus Indian education aid.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Boy Scouts To Watch Artillery At Ft. Riley
About 15 Scouts from Troop 72 of Trinity United Methodist Church left this morning for Ft. Riley. They rode in two 2-ton Army trucks to view a fire power demonstration at the installation, with transport provided by the 67th Air Defense Artillery from Ft. Riley.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Ft. Riley
67Th Air Defense Artillery
Infamous Outlaw Finally Gets Due
Dallas AP notes a long overdue memorial for John Wesley Hardin with a granite headstone placed by relatives. The feature recalls Hardin’s violent career, including 43 alleged killings, escapes, a prison term, and his El Paso saloon death at the hands of Jack Selman. It connects to Jack Hubbard, future Texas Woman’s University president.
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Dallas
Tex
el Paso
John Wesley Hardin
Wes
Little
Arkansas
Jesse James
Missouri
Hardin
McKinney
Dodge City
Kan
Acme
Western Union
Jack
Wesley
John Selman
Dustry
L.H
Jack” Hubbard
Texas Woman’s University At
Denton
Dr. Hubbard
Little Arkansas
NBA Stars Swap Clubs
Baltimore Bullets coach Gene Shue takes on two tasks after trading Jack Marin for Elvin Hayes from the Houston Rockets. The move aims to rebuild a stalled Bullets squad as Hayes joins a team that declined from 57-25 in 1968-69 to 38-44 last season.
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Baltimore
Gene Shue
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Elvin Hayes
Bullets
Big E
Houston Rockets
Jack Marin
Shue
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Newton, Kansas
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Lawrence
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Weilsville
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McCardle
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East Dundee
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Harriet Johnson
Printy and Son Ben Printy
Knud A. Elben
Franklin County Sales Company
Sara Crist Estate
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