Lunc htime film series at Ottawa Library hits Thursdays
Ottawa Library offers FLICKS AND CHIPS lunch program every Thursday at 12 15 with coffee and films. June and July lineup includes THE TOP OF EUROPE CREATIVE COOKING THE RACE RAILROAD A MOST NOTABLE CENTURY HAWAII OUR SUGAR ISLANDS HELLO I NEED TO TELL YOU SOMETHING THE TOUGHEST JOB YOU'LL EVER LOVE A PLACE TO LINGER COOKING WITH LAMB SOME DAYS YOU CANT MAKE A NICKEL 1 RATHER LIKE YOU MR BELL and LA VIDA CUESTA with varied topics and short runtimes.
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Ottawa
Europe
Arctic Circle
Currier & Ives
Philadelphia
Julia Dannenbaum
Hawaii
Peace Corps
Argentina
Zaire
Stavanger
Norway
MR. Bell
Bob Newhart
Guatemala
Third World
Revenue Sharing Cut Looms In Emergency Spending Bill
Washington reports that a $15.9 billion emergency spending bill would slash the states' revenue sharing by 572 million dollars in the fourth quarter, spreading the cuts over two quarters to ease impact. The move aims to curb overall federal spending through Sept. 30 while disaster relief for Mount St Helens and refugee costs are also funded.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mount St. Helens
Washington State
House
Florida
Miami
Bergland defends embargo policy amid grain sales debate
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland says Congress will not overturn Carter's partial grain embargo on the Soviet Union, calling a reversal an unmitigated disaster for U.S. policy. He criticizes media on policy shifts and notes bipartisan bills aim to lift the embargo. Bergland cites Afghanistan news as encouraging but warns the embargo remains effectively in place.
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Washington
Bob Bergland
Congress
Carter
Soviet Union
U.S
United States
Bergland
Senate
House
Afghanistan
U.S. Secur
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
House Agriculture Committee
Australia
Canada
European Common Market
Argentina
Minneapolis Tribune
Agriculture Department
Russia
Crane Leads Kansas Delegates For Reagan Veep
Eight of Kansas 32 Republican delegates picked Phillip M. Crane as their choice for vice president, a slight favorite reflecting strong Reagan support. Bush trailed with six votes, while Baker, Ford, Dole, and Simon drew one vote each. Twelve delegates had no preference.
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Topeka
Kan
Phillip M. Crane
U.S. House
Illinois
Ronald Reagan
Kansas
Detroit
Crane
Associated Press
George Bush
U.N
Texas
Reagan
Bush
Veep
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
GOP
Gerald Ford
Bob Dole
William Simon
Baker
Donald Rumsfeld
McDill
Duck” Boyd
Phillipsburg
Don Eddington
Prairie Village
Duane S
Pete’ McGill
Winfield
Boyd
Eddington
Wichita man arraigned in wife murder case in backyard grave
55 year old Denver Permenter appeared before a Sedgwick County judge on a first degree murder charge after police found the victim Florence Maxine Permenter buried in a shallow grave behind the couple’s Wichita home. Bond set at 50000. The body showed skull and rib fractures. authorities suspect a jack handle as the murder weapon.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Denver
Permenter
Sedgwick County
Elliott Fry
Florence Maxine Permenter
Sedgwick
William Eckert
Paul Clark
Clair
Estate of Dean E Baer case filed in Franklin County
First published notice in Kansas court proceedings shows Robert G Baer as executor seeking approval of acts, settlement of account, will construction, assignment of estate, payment of fees and costs, closing administration, and discharge. Defenses due by July 11, 1980 at 3 PM in Ottawa Kansas. Atty William S Bowers listed.
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Chae
Nhwuss
Franklin County
Dean E. Baer
Robert G. Baer
Ottawa
Kansas
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