Franklin's Law Profiles Ottawa officers in new DPS series
A first installment introduces Charlie Bailey, 23, from Ottawa now with the Department of Public Safety. He trained in Kansas Law Enforcement and firefighting, after moving from Kansas City, Kansas. The feature also profiles Lorenz Triplett, 61, animal control officer, WWII veteran with a 10 year pin, and Kathy Schultz, 23, DPS officer and dispatcher with multiple degrees and four commendations.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Kansas Highway Patrol
Charlie L. Bailey
Ottawa
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Chanute
Baker University
Baldwin
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Kan
Turner High School
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S. Cherry
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Triplett
Japan
Mary
Kathy, Schultz
Lincoln
Ottawa University
Kansas State University
University of Kansas
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Academy
State Fire School
Schultz
Greg
Vo-Tech panel eyes injunctions and staffing changes
Ottawa and Gardner face injunctions over wage scales under 1891 statute as Anderson and Sons push for court orders. Vo-tech plans a contingency for classes and a June staff expand from four and a half to six. new full time instructors named in carpentry and office education while electronics becomes self funded.
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Anderson
Ottawa
Dan Nevenswander
Gardner
Vo-Tech Board
Anderson and Sons
Parry
Attorney General’s Office
Board of
Skidmore
Votech
Ben Moor
Beverly Bourque
Mike Newmaster
Jacque Johnson
Rex Butler
Moor
Pittsburg State University
King Radio
Butler
Pittsburg State
Infant Aaron Keith Graveside Rites Held in Kansas City
Graveside services for infant Aaron Douglas Keith, died March 6, at Highland Cemetery in Kansas City Missouri, will be conducted at 3 30 p m Wednesday by Rev James McCrossen. Aaron born February 24 1978 is survived by his brother Ryan and sister Stacey and grandparents Clarence E Keith Ottawa RFD 2 Max Drake Hickory and others.
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Aaron D. Keith
Aaron Douglas Keith
Douglas Eugene Keith
Kansas City
Highland Cemetery
James McCrossen
Aaron
Ryan
Stacey
Clarence E. Keith
Ottawa Rfd
Max Drake
Hickory
Five Bridges Overrun Costs Pin Franklin County
Franklin County Commission had to add 98000 dollars to finish five bridges begun with a 401000 dollar grant from the Economic Development Administration. Chairman Jack Davis notes grading ran high, and with hindsight they would have replaced four bridges, yet they secured 400000 for 100000, a favorable deal amid tight road budgets.
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Economic Development Administration
Jack Davis
County Commission
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Kansas Daughters of the American Revolution to Meet in March
The Kansas Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathers in Topeka at the Ramada Inn Downtown in March 2022 with 3,600 Kansas members. Mrs. George A. Baylies will headline the Tuesday banquet as the national society president general. Separately, Osawatomie invites locals to a March 23 meeting in Ottawa to discuss a state anti alcohol and drug plan funded by sales taxes and HEW grants.
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Topeka
Ernest T. Dixon Jr
Kansas
Kansas Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ramada Inn
George A. Baylies
National Society
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wheat Doing Well In Kansas In 1978 Crop Report
The Kansas wheat crop remains generally good to excellent according to the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service. A light snow cover persists, with few reports of wind damage. Cold temperatures keep wheat dormant, topsoil moisture aided by melting snow, but subsoil moisture remains short in western areas. Seeding of spring oats and barley is behind last year and the decade average.
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Topeka
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Kansas
Year Without a Summer Echoes in Cold Weather Memory
A retrospective notes the 1816 Year Without a Summer with frigid April and May disruptions to planting. It recalls Vermont and New England frost, heavy snow, and livestock losses, then links 1978 weather to average climate variability and volcanic dust in the atmosphere.
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Kansas
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Bennington
Chauncey Jerome
Plymouth
Conn
Local Ad Briefs Highlight Food Units and Sales Deals
A cluster of ads lists 12 ounce sirloin meals at Mikes Kozy Kitchen with Mar 6-11, TV repair focus at LACEY TV, Dairy Store milk specials, and a Farm Bureau discount on tractor tires. Community events include chili supper at VFW Hall, Leonard and Strangers dance, and the Warren C. Black Legion dinner. Trade Days offer battery recycling for antifreeze. Government bonds offer 8.13 percent with $5,000 minimum.
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Wichita
U.S. Senate
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Pomona High School
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Betty Jasso
Lester Droge
Warren Lillie
E. Wilson
Raymond Scott
Olive
Nancy Cline
Wellsville
Janet Satterlee
N. Cherry
Douglas Parks
Pomona
Terry Coulson
Willow
DAR
Burlington
Harold Scharff
Emporia
Lebo
Madison
Lyon County
Michael Elson
Flint Hills
Clarence Kelley
Baker
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McKibbin Recital Hall
Owens Musical Arts
Cook, Flatt and Strobel
Joanistas
Franklin Countians
Weaterman
U. S
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Williamstown
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Danville
Madison County
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Center For Climactic and Environmental Assessment
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