Expected kidney surgery for 9 year old in Kansas City
A 9 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Whitmer is to undergo kidney surgery Monday at St Luke s Hospital Kansas City Mo The notice also lists other local items including business openings public notices and social security office hours from W Fourth Street and local events at Naomi s Club and VFW Hall plus a church bus service ad and back surgery for Neil Peed in Topeka Hospital with room 313
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Brenda Lee Whitmer
Cypress
Paul Whitmer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
L. D. Pfoltner
Social Security
Kan
Neil Peed
Williamsburg
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Topeka
Church Exemption Maintained by Franklin County
Franklin County Assessor Russell Wray stated on Friday the Presbyterian church property will remain exempt. An Associated Press dispatch noted assessors may exempt or roll church property into taxation. Some counties in the state have moved church property back onto the tax rolls after churches voted to donate 10,000 dollars to Angela Davis's legal defense fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Russell Wray
Associated Press
Legal Defense Fund
Angela Davis
Morgan Joins Study Group on Nixon Plan
Former Ottawan E. Morgan Williams has been named to a special task force to study a section of President Nixon s governmental reorganization plan. Williams, son of Mrs. Al 8, serves as state director of the Farmers Home Act.
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E. Morgan Williams
Nixon
Williams
Al 8
Police Citations and Court Actions From Ottawa
The Ottawa police department issued citations for driving with license suspended, careless and inattentive driving, and speeding in a 40 in a 30 mph zone. Related court actions include dismissals, divo rce actions, and a no fund check transfer to district court. Admitted names include Robert Coulter George Steward Alan Crane and others in Spencer Richardson and Ottawa areas. Bond amounts range from 25 to 150 dollars with various judgments and dismissals noted.
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Ottawa Police Department
Robert C. Coulter
North Highlands
Calif
George E. Steward JR
Waverly
Alan L. Crane
S. Hickory
Hoffa Seeks Parole After Resigning Teamsters Posts
James R. Hoffa asks the U.S. Board of Parole for a rehearing to obtain parole from a 13-year sentence for mail fraud and jury tampering. He resigned all Teamsters offices recently, a move seen as aiding his bid for clemency. The board will consider on July 7 whether new information warrants a rehearing, then parole. Hoffa has been jailed in Lewisburg since 1967. a 5-year addition from a Supreme Court decision complicates his case. He also pursued concurrent sentencing and Supreme Court review without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S. Board of Parole
Hoffa
Teamsters
Nixon
George J. Reed
Parole Board
Miami Beach
Reed
Lewisburg
Supreme Court
Acamail
Federal District Court
Regents Ponder 72 Budgets for Kansas Colleges
The Kansas Board of Regents reviewed and increased university and college budget requests to 190.67 million, up 27.05 million from the prior year. The 1972 fiscal year starts July 1, covering KU, KSU, WSU, Pittsburg, Emporia, Fort Hays, and KU Medical Center, with Paul Wunsch elected board chairman.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Wichita State
Pittsburg
Emporia
Fort Hays
KU Medical Center
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Kansas Senate
Oasis Club plans fishing trip and campus updates
Oasis Club members and friends plan a Tuggday fishing trip meeting at 7 a.m. at First Christian Church, with Bruce Fleming as guide. The update covers KU parking fee increases, Emporia State construction bids totaling 9.97 million, and campus planning for Learned Hall and a visual arts building. Regents approve land lease at Lake Perry for 4-H camp and a catalog sale, plus course numbering study and potential budget reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Club
Tuggday
Jag Cine
First Christian Church
11Th and Cedar
Bruce Fleming
Laveta Dodson
James Basham
Fort Scott
Max Bickford
University of Kansas
Emporia State
Coonrod and Walz
Wichita
Carey Plumbing and Heating Co
Ottawa
Allied Electrical
Topeka
Learned Hall
Kansas State
Lake Perry
K-State
Research Foundation
Prison term for forgery handed to Ottawa man
Charles Andrew Rhoades, 18, of 303 BE, 4th, received a one to 10 year sentence in the state penitentiary after pleading nolo contendere to three counts of forgery. He allegedly passed three forged checks at three local groceries between May 1 and June 3. His parole review was noted as under advisement. His wife Sandra Sue Rhoades, 15, charged with forged checks, set for 2 p.m. July 2 in Franklin County Juvenile Court. her case was continued.
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Ottawa
Charles Andrew Rhoades
Franklin County
State
Rhoades
Sandra Sue Rhoades
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Trendel
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S. Willow
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Ash
Ohio Township
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Dean Martin
Clifford James
Dale G. Bones
Grant R. Carey
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Calvary Baptist Church
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the Daily Report
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George A. Moerer
Catherine
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Kurt T. Weigand
Ottawa Co-Op Ass’n
Barbara Gentry
William Gentry
Larry Fitzgerald
William Fowler
N. Main
Spencer Richardson
Melvern
Leone Shields
E. 5Th
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S. Cedar
Rodney Anderson
S. Main
Frances Snodgrass
Michael Stine
Mary Spencer
Todd Mobile Homes
Hiway 59
Ottawa Fire Department
Foundation Trustees
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Council of Chief Academic Officers
ANSAS
Clarence Shaw
Clarence’ Shaw
Damron-Townagy
Princeton
Sean Tae Ba Wun
Paul Pentz
Pay
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Joel Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
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Red Gross
RED Cross
Paine
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Emblem One Inc
Chang
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A.M
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Anson SF
Saint Johns Day
Table Lodge
Willow
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Howard L. Smith
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Sec'y
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Gambles
Schurch Thrift Store
Murray Lake
M& A Farms
Centerville, Kansas
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