Local News Briefs Highlight Community Happenings
Local items note Linda Shaughnessy recovering after foot surgery at St. Marys Hospital Kansas City hospital room 346. Andy events include Eagles Lodge dance with Dewey Richardsons Band and a Coin and Stamp Club session at Anchor Savings Building with door prizes and refreshments. Plus Navy family news and spring concert plans at Ottawa University Chapel.
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Linda Shaughnessy
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Building
Bucher Breaks Down Again In Pueblo Inquiry
Cmdr Lloyd Bucher tears up again at a Navy court of inquiry in Coronado California as the Pueblo capture and crew conduct are reviewed. His attorney reports Bucher needs a break after a sailor’s account of faith and suffering during North Korean captivity. Hearings resume Monday with Bucher attending all sessions.
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Calif
Pueblo
Cmdr
Lloyd Bucher
E. Miles Harvey
Bucher
Navy
North Korea
Rose
Two hurt in two car crash at Seventh and Main
Sheryl Baugher twenty one and Gina Baugher four sustained minor injuries in a two car collision at Seventh and Main. Gary Baugher and Jay Gentner were involved. Gentner cited for failure to yield. Additional backing collision reported on East Ninth involving Francis Mille and Carolyn Faden with no injuries.
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Main
Sheryl Baugher
S. Hickory
Gina Baugher
Gary E. Baugher
Jay Gentner
S. Cedar
Gentner
Kansas Legislature roundup reports broad civil rights and tax reform items
Legislative roundup from Topeka lists major bills in progress across committees. Key items include SB95 creating a state meat inspection system, HB1492 establishing a state animal health board, and civil rights bills SB16 and HB1282 in various committees. Other topics cover taxes, alcohol laws, highways, and constitutional revisions with multiple bills awaiting hearings or full chamber debates.
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Topeka
Kansas
Agriculture and Livestock
House
Public Health and Welfare
Kansas Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Tenor James Schwabacher to lecture recital at Ottawa U
San Francisco tenor James Schwabacher will perform and lecture on the cycle A Poet's Love at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the university chapel. Accompanied by Carl Bobbish on piano the event is free and open to the public.
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James Schwabacher
San Francisco
Ottawa
Fine Arts Department
Ottawa University
University Chapel
Carl Bobbish
Schwabacher
Wide Range Of Bills In Capitol In Kansas Legislature
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature advanced a broad slate of bills this week covering campus disorders criminal code revisions right to work and open meetings. The House passed a right to work amendment while killing a measure to require open meetings at tax supported agencies. The Senate approved a criminal code revision addressing abortion and criminal insanity amid a charged debate. A highway construction plan with a 30 million annual bond issue and a two cent gas tax hike moved toward floor action. The House Education Committee backed a vocational technical education bill for floor debate next week.
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House
Federal and
Senate
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Templey
Attorney General
Kansas
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Elections Committee
State Highway Commission
Senate Transportation and Utilities Committee
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Wichita
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Federal
State Board of Tax Appeals
Governor’s Commission On Tax Reform
Kansas State Motion Picture Board of Review
Topeka
Board of Administrative Heads of Institutions of Higher Learning
Ottawa voter registration notice for City General election 1969
Special registration notice for Ottawa Kansas lists registration window March 5 to March 11 1969 from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm. It outlines eligibility age 21, residency and naturalization requirements, in person registration at City Clerk's Office with exceptions for illness or absence.
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K.S.A
Ottawa
Kansas
United States
Ottawa University Hosts Afro-American Heritage Activities
OU Calendar lists a weekend and Monday program for Afro-American Heritage events. Tonight 8 p.m. a dance in the Union. Sunday 10 a.m. services at Bethany Chapel Church, 131 S. Poplar. Monday at 7 p.m. CBS film Portrait in Black and White in the OU auditorium examining black and white attitudes.
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the Union
Bethany Chapel Church
S. Poplar
CBS
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