Area Judge Lawrence Selanders Dies at 58 in Garnett
Funeral services were pending for Lawrence Selanders 58 Garnett district court magistrate who died Sunday in Kansas City after a long illness. He presided over small claims in Franklin County and earlier served as probate judge in Anderson County and Garnett police judge. A WWII Army Air Force veteran and former prisoner of war survivors include his wife Goldie a son a daughter and two brothers. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Farris Feuerborn Funeral Home.
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Anderson County District Court
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
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Franklin County
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Anderson County
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Germany
Goldie
Lay
Kansas State University
Jane
University of Kansas
Forrest
Marion
Humboldt
Floyd Coffman
Fourth Judicial District
Coffey County
Farris-Feuerborn Funeral Home
Vo Tech Board Eyes Salaries For Instructors
East Central Vocational Cooperative directors meet at 7 30 pm at the north cooperative building near Ottawa High School to discuss merit pay and salary ranges from 8500 to 19500 for teachers with bachelor to doctoral degrees. They also plan approval of next year’s calendar, attendance policy, a new building lot for the carpentry class house project, and a student handbook.
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East Central Vocational Cooperative
North Cooperative
Ottawa High School
Ben Moor
Area Weather Forecast for County
Mostly sunny today and Tuesday with a clear night. Lows around mid to upper 20s. Tuesday highs reach mid to upper 30s. Winds shift to light southwesterly tonight.
Carter Seeks Mideast Breakthrough With Trip
President Carter plans a Middle East trip to Egypt and Israel to push a peace process with Israel and Egypt. White House officials report Begin’s surprise positive response to U.S. suggestions and note remaining difficult issues to resolve.
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Carter
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Egypt
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Oval
Cyrus R. Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Hamilton Jordan
China Withdraws Troops From Vietnam After Border Clash
China says its invasion force is withdrawing after achieving its goals but Vietnam decries the attack as a failure with thousands dead on both sides. Japanese and Vietnamese reports note heavy casualties and limited returns of Chinese officers' corpses as negotiations call for peace and border talks.
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Hsinhua
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Area voters in dual primaries set to narrow field
Ottawa residents face two primaries on Tuesday with 8 city commission hopefuls and 3 candidates in USC 287 district races. Final races for city boards and district seats occur April 3 and voters will choose among eight commission hopefuls and three district candidates.
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U.S. 2867
Hob Hotchkiss
She
Gale Lantis
Wilma Love
Wallace Wilson
U.S.C
Pomona Township
Greenwood Township
Centropolis
Homewood
Lincoln Townships
Osage County
George Marstall
Vic Reusch
Ben’ Park
Marstall
Fred Zook
Arizona
Reusch
Park
North Baptist Church
E. Wilson
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Franklin County
Hawthorne
South Poplar
Garfield School
College
City Hall
Eugene Field School
Tremont
Church of the Brethren
W. 9Th
National Guard Armory
West 17Th Street
Pomona
Police Face Mayor's Wrath in New Orleans Strike
New Orleans police and their union face contempt of court charges after a 16 day strike that disrupted Mardi Gras. Mayor Ernest Morial vows not to recognize the union or dissolve contempt citations. Judge Garvey could sentence defiant officers to up to six months in jail. Police began returning to work as the city awaits a new offer after a divided union vote.
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Richard Garvey
National Guard
Mitch Ledet
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Louisiana Teamsters
Vincent Bruno
Policemen's Union
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