Services for Aguirre daughter set at Robson-Towner
A stillborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toby Aguirre of 829 Cleveland will be buried at Mt. Calvary Cemetery after a 11:30 a.m. Saturday service at Robson-Towner Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Gerald Sheeds. Survivors include a brother Toby David Aguirre and grandparents Francis Aguirre and Albert Schwegman, with great grandparents Jesus Garcia. The notice also lists hospital admissions and local police activity, including theft, a public safety incident, and a series of vehicle accidents and divorces among Ottawa area residents. Also reported are dairy market quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanie Ann Aguirre
Toby Aguirre
Cleveland
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robson-Towner Funeral Home
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Gerald Sheeds
Toby David Aguirre
Francis Aguirre
N. Cherry
Albert Sch
Aguirre
Toby
Jeanette
Robson- Towner
Mt. Calvery
Allo
Robson-Towner
Protests Mar Wichita Visit By Former Israeli Premier
Demonstrators outside Wichita State University shouted and waved signs as former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin prepared to speak. About 30 protesters, including Nasser Nazaran, 24, cited opposition to Zionist policy and Camp David talks while Rabin urged peace talks with Sadat and Begin Carter discussions born of policy disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Wichita
Wichita, Kan
API
Yitzhak Rabin
Wichita State University
Iran
Palestine
Nasser Nazaran
Lebanon
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Rabin
Sadat
Carter Plans to Rename Interior to Natural Resources Dept
President Carter proposed transforming the Interior Department into a larger Natural Resources Department and consolidating domestic economic development programs in the Commerce Department. The plan expects about 42,000 federal workers to move and argues for roughly 100 million in long term savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Interior Department
Department of Natural Resources
Congress
Commerce Department
Natural Resources
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Commerce and
Housing and Urban Development
Interior
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Commerce
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Patricia R
EDA
Lenten Lunch and Prayer Service Planned at First United Methodist
The Ottawa Ministerial Association sponsors weekly Lenten Lunch and Prayer Service at Charles Knight Hall, First United Methodist Church, Fourth and Hickory. Sessions run Fridays 11:50 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. open to the public with soup and sandwiches served and short prayer periods led by local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Ministerial Association
Charles Knight
First United Methodist Church
Fourth
Hickory
Iocal
Death and What To Do With It Sessions Begin March 4
Grace Episcopal Church sponsors three Sunday evening talks on handling death at 7 p.m. from March 4 at Fifth and Locust. Speakers include Dr. Stephen Saylor and funeral director Walt Dengel March 4, attorney Robert Pinet and Sen. Wint Winter March 11, and insurance agent Charles Porter with Rev. David Mouille March 18. Sessions cover informing relatives, discussing death with children, and planning ceremonies. coffee and dessert with an opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Episcopal Church
Fifth
Locust Streets
Stephen Saylor
Walt Dengel
Robert Pinet
Wint Winter
Charles Porter
Ottawa
David Mouille
Grace Episcopal
Kassebaum to Speak at Baker University Awards Banquet
Senator Nancy Kassebaum will address Baker University's Eighth Annual Awards Banquet on Saturday March 24 in the Imperial Ballroom at the Radisson Muehlebach Kansas City. The event honors five leaders and friends of the university: W. I. Boone Eureka Harry Darby Kansas City Kan William P. Harsh Overland Park Robert R. Osborne Olathe and Nina Mason Pulliam Phoenix Ariz. Tom Hedrick Baker graduate and KU sports network director will emcee.
Bids Set For Kansas Road Overlays And Patching
The Kansas Department of Transportation will take bids March 15 for bituminous overlays on US-169 and K-68 in Franklin County. Also up for bid are I-35 concrete patching and asphalt overlays at 13 interchanges across Johnson and Wyandotte counties. Franklin County projects cover 2.4 miles on US-169 and 11.6 miles on K-68. Overall bids will cover 212 miles of overlays and 357 miles of resurfacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Department of Transportation
Franklin County
Johnson and Wyandotte
Anderson County
Miami County
Osage County
DOT
Singspiration at RUHAMNAH Baptist Church Saturday
RUHAMNAH Baptist Church will sponsor a singspiration at 7 30 p m Saturday at the church. U S Rep Larry Winn Jr announced David Geenens of Baldwin has been offered an Air Force Academy Cadet appointment Class of 83 in Colorado Springs. David, Baldwin High School senior, is National Honor Society president, a 1978 Boys Stater, and lettered in football basketball and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Larry Winn Jr
R-Kan
David Geenens
Ronald B. Geenens
Baldwin
United States Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colorado
David
Baldwin High School
Senators weigh alien land reporting bill in Kansas
The Senate Agriculture and Livestock Committee backed a bill requiring aliens and foreign corporations to file annual reports on land ownership or leases in Kansas, including mineral rights. The measure aims to gauge foreign control of farmland and could see a 1980 data compilation, with separate talk of capping holdings at 640 acres in a later bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Senate Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Kansas
House
Senate
Secretary of State
House Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Sen
Fred Kerr
R-Coats
Joseph Norvell
D-Hays
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kerr
Ross Doyen
Doyen
House Seeks Ethics Review On Rep Diggs Kickback Conviction
The House blocked a bid to expel Rep Charles Diggs and voted 322 to 77 to refer the case to the ethics committee. Diggs, 13 terms, faces investigation already authorized by the panel. Rep Newt Gingrich led the push to oust, but the motion failed while Rep Jim Wright pushed for a study review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
House
Ethics Committee
Diggs
Newt Gingrich
Georgia
Gingrich
Jim Wright
Texas
Committee For Study
Local Ad Briefs Feed Community Events and Offers
A compilation of regional notices lists product deals from Ad Briefs and Metzger Salvage, a chili supper and carnival at APPANOOSE Grade School on March 3, and a Lions Club pancake and sausage supper on March 2. It also promotes weekly pizza salad buffets at Pizza Village, chicken noodle dinners at First United Methodist Church MYF, farm Bureau tire discounts through March 31, and various club meals and social gatherings at Masonic Temple and SERTOMA venues. The notice invites former advertisers to contact the Chamber of Commerce and mentions upcoming bus service inquiry for Wolf Creek Workers. Continuous shopping and dining options include 50 and 25 pound dog food deals, a painting seminar on landscape techniques, and Turner's Tele Shop promotions.
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the Daily Report
Walter Anderson
Princeton Rd
Frank Morgan
Greeley
Mildred Decker
Williamsburg
Sherry Firestone
Main
Philip Fitzgerald
Robert Fleming
Willow
George Zook Jr
Walton
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Forest Burgeon
Rantoul
Rick Blackburn
Pomona
Leland Wray
Public Safety News
Ron Henry Ford
Ottawa University
Martin Hall
Sheriff’s News
Sheriff's Department
Davis Road
Sand Creek Road
Steve Smith
District Court News
Wanda Lea Barclay
James Henry Barclay
Second
Maple Streets
Anthony L. Horn
Emporia
Maple Street
Horn
West Second
Brown Hall
Nathan P. McGurk
Tony Moore
Robert B. Moore
N. Oak
Lynette J. Dale
Birch
Franklin Savings
S. Main
Hazel Romstedt
Canterbury Court
Roy A. Updegrove
Tony L. Wadkins
S. Mulberry
Ottawa High School
Choice
Interior Dept
White House
New York
Firestone
Norton Sim
Ford Motors
Okla GE
Ye Allied Chem
GenDynam
Okla Ngas
Allis Chaim
Elec
Pan Alcoa Gen Mills Am
Bones
Am Brands
Gentel&e
PhilipsPet
Wertwee Ralsin Pur Ll
Ayco Corp
MA Halliburth
Revco DS
Herculesinc
Reynold Md
Beth Steel
IBM Safeway Bar
Boeing
Santa Fe Ind
SearsRoeb
CessnaAir
Martin M
UN Carbide
Naeer DowChem
Ya McDonnd
Union Electir duPont
MidSouUt
Uniroya
Ys East Kodak
Minnmm
US Steel
My Echlin Mfg
Mobil
Upjohn Co
Hebel Emerson el
Ya Monsanto
Esmark Nabisco Union
OM Westgh el
Exxon
Woolworth
Sen. Kassebaum
Ruhamnah Baptist Church
Treasury
C.D
Anchor Savings
Ad Briefs
Metzger Salvage
Appanoose Grade School
Pomona Lions Club
Pizza Village
Farm Bureau
Provo
Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Sertoma
LaSertoma
Masonic Temple
Getaway Club Kitchen
Betty Salsbury
Pol
Adv
Wolf Creek
Turner
West 15Th
Robson Ry Vy
Cofmer
Kabeae
Kodak
CVU K Drugx
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