Kansas sees overall crime drop while violent crimes rise in 1984
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation reports a 3.8 percent fall in total crime in 1984, but violent crime rose 2.8 percent. Murders fell 35 percent and robberies 14.4 percent, yet aggravated assaults rose 10.2 percent and rapes 5.9 percent. Data covers about 250 local agencies with city and county breakdowns across the state.
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Funeral notices for Clyde E. Emmons and Fioretta Welch
Obituaries and public notices report Clyde E. Emmons of Atchison slated for a Monday 10 am service at Stanton Funeral Chapel with burial in Evergreen Mound Cemetery Ottawa. Fioretta Welch of Hartford to be buried in Hartford Cemetery after 2:30 pm service at Jones Funeral Home.
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Ottawa Chamber urges cleanup before more snow returns
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce urges residents to wash sidewalks and restock displays ahead of more snow. Dengel and Son Mortuary receives thanks for sidewalk rails on East Third Street. East First Street sewer work nears Main Street bore, hole to alley remains. City pothole repairs begin on Main Street. Cedar Street holes to be fixed. Jan Garber Orchestra performs at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Wednesday at 8 pm. tickets 6 dollars adults 3 dollars students. Bud Elder buys McArdle's Heating and Cooling, now at 118 East 19th Street. Elder brings 16 years in the heating trade.
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Local Event Highlights In Pomona And Ottawa Area
Community notices list a March 2 dance by Rhythm Ramblers at Drake Jewelry and a Eagles Lodge event, Elks steak night, plus new beauty services at Hair It Is Beauty Salon. Ottawa University Drama Department plans a dinner theater The Dining Room from Feb 28 to Mar 2 with community tickets, and a Co Op ag update meeting Mar 5 at Celebration Hall Fl. Co. Fairgrounds.
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Library Line Answers Local History and Facts Q&A
The column offers practical library help and a Q A section answering how Vassar got its name the actor who became a U S ambassador the March of Dimes donation address turtle dove incubation period Missouri tax forms and draft order dates It cites sources and notes local contacts for further information
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Sacred Heart Announces Monday Classes and Spring Break
Sacred Heart School will operate Monday while public schools are closed for teacher in service. The week of March 11 to 15 marks Spring Break. Kindergarten Roundup is set for Friday March 22 from 9 to 11 a.m. Gail Norris leads the roundup with county health nurse and speech therapist. invitations will go out, but parents may attend. Children will undergo developmental tests and immunization guidance will be provided. speech patterns will be assessed. Lunch is free for children while parents pay $1.75.
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Stock Market Hits Record High After Broad Rally
New York stocks closed at a record high Friday with the Dow up 15.35 to 1,299.36 as its 30 industrials led gains. IBM rose 1 percent, GE up 64 percent, 3M to 84, AT&T up 21, while Varian fell 21 to 35.44 after forecasting weak quarterly earnings. Composite indexes across NYSE and Nasdaq rose, with total NYSE turnover near 165 million shares. The Pride meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday at First National Bank.
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