Hinton completes 16 weeks. sister at Bethany Nazarene College
Pvt. Steven Joe Hinton ends 16 weeks at Ft. Devin Boston and takes a 14 day leave to visit his mother Mrs. Inez Shaw. He is now stationed in Kassel Germany. His sister Rosella Hinton, a Bethany Nazarene College senior, was in Ottawa over the weekend.
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Steven Joe Hinton
Ft. Devin
Boston
Mass
Inez Shaw
Rosella Hinton
Bethany Nazarene College
Ottawa
Pvt
Hinton
Kassel
Germany
Nixon seeks 500 million for crime and justice
President Nixon proposes a 500 million federal grant to states to fight crime and reform the national criminal justice system. The plan would largely remove federal spending controls, distributing funds through the Justice Department's Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, amid urban crime criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Nizon
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Honor Roll Students From Emporia State Named
The Daily Report lists Ottawa area students named as honor students for the fall semester at Emporia State. Names include Dixie Lee Smith Burlingame Donna Marie Alexander Greeley Gerald M Ohmes Greeley Patricia A Peterson Greeley Victoria Faith James Lane Mark Alan Crouch Osawatomie Becky Jane Reynolds Maple David Elson Thayer Hickory Robert Eugene Trigg Hickory Peggy Jane Murphy Paola Robert Earl Rice Paola Charles W Bay John Scott Collins Donald J Drumm Robert James Drumm freshman and sophomores across Wellsville and Williamsburg plus Ramona R Mulcshay of Williamsburg and James Kent Good of Wellsville.
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Ottawa Area
Emporia State
Dixie Lee Smith
Burlingame
Donna Marie Alexander
Greeley
Gerald M. Ohmes
Patricia A. Peterson
Victoria Faith James
Lane
Mark Alan Crouch
Osawatomie
Becky Jane Reynolds
Maple
David Elson Thayer
Hickory
Robert Eugene Trigg
S. Hickory
Peggy Jane Murphy
Paola
Robert Earl Rice
Charles W. Bay
John Scott Collins
Donald J. Drumm
Robert James Drumm
Richard Wayne Markham
Steven D. Williams
Waverly
James Kent Good
Robert R. Scott
Wellsville
Ramona R. Mulcshey
Williamsburg
Two-Vehicle Collision on US-59 Near Ottawa Injures None
A two-vehicle crash occurred Monday evening on US-59 south of Ottawa involving Samuel Eugene Robinson 31 of Liberty Missouri and Howard D Humble 27 of Chanute. Robinson drove southbound while Humble traveled eastbound at the intersection. no injuries reported.
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Ottawa
Samuel Eugene Robinson
Liberty
Howard D. Humble
Chanute
Robinson
Humble
Police Citations Record for Ottawa Area Drivers
The Ottawa Police issued citations listing Gary W. Davis 18 Williamsburg RFD 1 speeding 46 in 30 mph zone William W. Wilford 23 Ottawa RFD 2 unsafe vehicle fined 10 plus costs Wayne N Applegate 43 LeRoy speeding 72 in 60 mph zone fined 10 plus costs Don L Hall 37 Great Bend defective brakes fined 10 plus costs Harry Ke Murphy 22 811 W 6th improper passing railroad crossing failure to control speed to avoid accident fined 35 plus costs Norma J Huston 29 Vassar no valid driver's license Dismissed
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Ottawa
Gary W. Davis
Williamsburg
William W. Wilford
W. 6Th
Norma J. Huston
Vassar
Deaths Lillian A. Patee
Services for Mrs. Lillian Alberta Patee 61 Ottawa RFD 1 who died Monday at Ransom Memorial Hospital will be at 2 p m Friday at the Damron Towner Chapel with Rev Paul Pentz officiating Burial will be at Highland She was born April 17 1909 at Mankato daughter of Ernest Ashby and Merdie Daniels Gimple She married Earl D Patee Sept 17 1957 at Burlington Cola and moved from Mankato to Ottawa in 1962 She was employed by Mrs Kleens Laundry and was a member of the Mankato United Methodist Church
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John Duvall
Pomona
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son
Don Henderson
Central Cemetery
Duvall
Ransomville
William Perry
Ellen
Caple) Duvall
Ruth Smith
Ottawa
Franklin County
Electrical Department
City of
Robert Nordyke
Carbondale
Dean Cook
Manhattan
Thelma Shaffer
Lucille Duvall
Fred Wilson
Tom McClendon
Arcadia
Rollie Y. Critchfielnd
Rollie Vincent Critchfield
Baldwin
First United Methodist Church
Critchfield
Tucson
Ariz
Vermillion
Kan
Edna May Critchfield
Patty Cernosek
Graham
Tex
Carolyn Br
Orchard Land
Lillian A. Patee
Lillian Alberta Patee
RFD
Damron-Towner Chapel
Paul Pentz
Highland Cemetery
Mrs. Patee
Mankato
Ernest Ashby
Merdie (Daniels) Gimple
Earl D. Patee
Burlington
Patee
Kleen
Damron-Towner
Kansas
Larry 0. Foote
Larry D. Foote
Centropolis Christian Church
Union Cemetery
Centropolis
Mr. Foote
Ora Fred Sherman
Sherman
Funerals Held for John I. Okrerberg and Emile J. Barnes
Services were held for John Isaac Okrerberg of 1024 N Main who died February 26 with Damron-Towner Chapel organ music and pallbearers named. Masonic graveside rites were at Highland Cemetery by Ottawa Lodge No 18 AF and FM. Members of MPM Club and McDuffy Sunday school attended. Emile J Barnes of 433 S Mulberry died February 25 with Lamb Roberts Funeral Home services and organ music by Mrs. Bruce Spears and Jay Milton. Pallbearers listed as Earl A Reed and others.
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Mary A. Staley
Chicago
Ill
Highland Cemetery
Robert F. Bechtel
Lamb-Roberts
John I. Okrerberg
John Isaac Qokerberg
N. Main
Damron-Towner Chapel
Paul Pentz
Melvin Clevenger
Jack Good
Jack Davis
Jim Bowen
Harry Pratt
W. J. Phillips
John Erickson
Owen Shofner
Kenneth Reddick
Highland Cemtery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Af&fm
Howard Smith
Bob Williams
MPM Club
McDuffy
Masonic Lodge
Emile J. Barnes
S. Mulberry
Willard A. Braker
Bruce Spears
Jay Milton
Earl A. Reed
Kansas City Market Report Highlights Farm Prices
KC markets report Unchanged wholesale eggs Butter steady Cattle steer heifer prices mix Hogs steady to weak Sows up to 25 higher Lambs and pelts show gains Beef and wool prices noted Ewes steady Lamb futures not mentioned Farm agents report volume with varied grade cows and heifers across ranges
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Kansas City
Mythic tale of Orion challenged by Artemis and Scorpion
In myth Orion, a famed hunter who boasted constantly, angered Artemis the huntress. To humble him she sent a Scorpion to sting his foot, ending his boastful prowess.
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Orion
Artemis
Capitol Police Face Training Push After Capitol Bomb
President Nixon calls for more professionalism and better training for Capitol Police following a bomb blast on the Capitol first floor. The 675-member force relies on two-week training for many recruits, with the push for expanded Secret Service and Justice Department training under consideration.
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Washington
Capitol
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
James T. Trollinger
James M. Powell
Congress
Capitol Police
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Secret Service and
Justice Department
Powell
Trollinger
Government May Forgive 1836 Surplus Revenue Loans
The Senate is urged to remove 26 states from a legal liability linked to 1836 Surplus Revenue Act loans totaling 87.5 million. Supporters say the debt is misnamed and should be forgiven or converted to grants, avoiding possible recall or penalties in state ledgers.
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Washington
Senate
J. Caleb Boggs
Rdel
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Boggs
Congress
New Books at Richmond Library and debt debate
Richmond Library adds titles including Your Baby's Sex Now You Can Choose by Rorvik and The American Literary Anthology. Sen Clifford P Case and Boggs discuss unpaid surplus funds states owed on a long standing debt. Ribicoff notes the federal government has endured the outstanding debt, with Library of Congress estimating a balance well over a half billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Library
Rorvik
Gunther
Dr. Sternberg
M.D
Treasury Department
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Boggs
Treasury
Ribicoff
Library of Congress
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Leon Rex Bell
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas hears petition by Dorothy C Bell administratrix to sell undivided 1 2 interest in Lot 41 Block 7 Hamblins Addition all of Lot 40 Block 7 Hamblins Addition all of Lots 29 31 33 35 Block 7 Lathrop Addition Ottawa Kansas to pay debts taxes and admin expenses hearing set March 11 1971 10:00 a m in Ottawa Kansas notice to Bl Pegsang to file defenses by then failure leads to judgment
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Leon Rex Bell
Dorothy Co. Bell
Hamblin
Lathrop
Ottawa
Kansas
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W. Fifth
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Rose McAuley
Nadine Poss
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Beech
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Grinell
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Jon Nortuar
Staley
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the Daily Report
The
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Merle Price
F. P. Hufstedler
Jess Gilmore
Dick Peters
Ike McMahon
Gene Bush
Welch
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Kathryn) Haley
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Max Shoemaker
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Dorothy Nelson
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Quenemo
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Daryl Finch
Paul Sapienza
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Ferne Simmons
Tim Lancaster
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Fred Cox
Ash
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Dennis Sumner
S. Ash
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Bessie E. Shull
Paul Demron
Jo A Towner
David Miller
Janice Damron
Rena Towner
Mrs
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Ford
Lodge
O.E.S
Marie Enyart
W.M. Ann Jensen
Sec'v
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W.M
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Sec‘y
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Dale Goforth
George Swank
Albert Barnhart
Paul Stone
Confucius
Davis Paint Store
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Shakley
Clarence Good
Walsh
Tampa
Fla
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Pickering Piano Service
Kirby Vacuum Cleaners
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Fred Meador
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Lister
Leonard Hoopes
Ledom Construction
Lloyd McClure
Bill Shadden
Moran
oSeen
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
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Byron Mohr
Printy
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Cap
Clifford Hobbs
Jack Nelson
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Waverly Livestock Sale Barn
Anderson Brothers
Lawrence
Wilson Street
Harvey Booth
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