Hectic Morning for Local Police at RMH and Nearby Sites
Local law officers faced a hectic morning with a false fire alarm at Ransom Memorial Hospital and calls of down power lines behind Royal Manor Motel and at 925 E 7th. A DPS van collision with Linda Shields of Princeton caused about 600 dollars in damage while investigating the RMH incident. Security alarms at Pamida were false and city crews responded to multiple outages amid light snowfall.
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Department of Public Safety
Ransom Memorial Hospital
DPS
RMH
Junior Diamond
Linda C. Shields
Princeton
Pamida
Royal Manor
Calvary Baptist Church to Hold Vesper Service
The Music Department of Calvary Baptist Church will present a Vesper Service Sunday at 7 30 p m. Everyone is welcome.
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The
Calvary Baptist Church
Bridge
Nashville
First Assembly of God Church
13Th and Mulberry
VFW DANCE and local sales blur community notices
Community briefs list an eventful mix including a VFW dance at JOHN'S Barbershop closure March 10, a used color TV sale for $100, farm tire discounts for members, stockholders meeting at Centropolis Farmers Union Co Op, a paper drive, track shoes at Budge's Sport Center, and local dinner and service announcements.
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Centropolis Farmers Union Co- Op
Obituary notices and local crime notes lead Lawrence Ottawa pages
Obituaries for Herbert J. Shireman Sr. of DeSoto and Bryan D. Vallier of Paola precede a flurry of local notices. The report includes births, adoptions, hospital events, police incidents, court rulings, divorces, marriages, and vehicle incidents across Ottawa Lawrence County Kansas with numerous names, dates, and addresses.
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Herbert J. Shireman
Lawrence
DeSoto
Warren-McElwain Funeral
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Shireman
REA
Burlington
Herbert J. Shireman Jr
el Dorado Springs
Richard Shire
Ottawa University adopts flexible calendar for 79-80 academic year
Ottawa University will start the 1979 80 year with a flexible calendar blending four session terms and a broader semester. The plan moves classes to the third week of August and January mid term is dropped to save costs while allowing longer or shorter courses, aiming to ease student workload and accommodate demanding courses.
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Jay Bemis
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Keith Shumway
Shumway
Loyd C. Oleson
Doane College
Neb
Chronicle of Higher Education
Oleson
Westminster Choir in Concert at Ottawa University
Westminster Choir from Princeton will perform at Ottawa University's Chapel Auditorium Monday at 8 benefiting OU Concert Choir's Alaska and Hawaii tour. Conducted by Joseph Flummerfelt since 1971, the program includes Poulenc Mass and Brahms quartets with sacred and secular works, with tickets from OU music department and $3 minimum donation.
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Westminster Choir
Princeton
N.J
Ottawa University
Chapel Auditorium
Alaska
Hawaii
Westminister Choir
John Finley Williamson
Joseph Flummerfelt
New York Choral Society
Blossom Festival Chamber Choir
Leonard Bernstein
Loren Maazel
Seiji Ozawa
Robert Shaw
Robert Wagner
Poulenc
Brahms
Westminster College
Ottawa
Chicago
St. Louis
Tulsa
Khomeini Denies Bazargan Resignation During Crisis
Iranian Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan submitted his resignation in Qom but Ayatollah Khomeini refused to accept it and pledged continued support. Bazargan warned he could quit if revolutionary committees undermine government authority amid clashes with parallel Islamic bodies.
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Tehran
Tran
Mehdi Bazargan
Ruhollah Khomeini
Bazargan
Qom
Holy Man
Revolutionary Committees
Islamic Revolutionary Courts
Khomeini
Bazargen
Ayatollah
Ottawa University fund drive kicks off with 70 volunteers
OU plans a local fund drive starting Monday with 70 volunteers aiming to raise 50000 dollars. Lloyd Davidson chairs the effort with 14 team captains meeting at 7 30 am in the administration building auditorium. Last year gifts totaled over 80000 during a crisis period.
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Ottawa University
Lloyd Davidson
Robert Shaw
Ottawa
Franklin County
Shaw
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Ad Briefs
VFW
Poorboys
John’s
Benner- Williams
Farm Bureau
Channel 13
Radio
George Marshall
Assembly of God Royal Rangers
Budge's Sport Center
S. Main
Stinson’s
Kathy Floyd
Marcia Yohe
Bill Clary
Hairport
Mon
Bill's
Mac and Rhythm Ramblers
Germany
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
America
OHS
ELKS
Colonial Inn
Wellsville
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones and Company
Box F
Kansas
the Daily Report
Bryan D. Vallier
Paola
Kansas City
Wilson and Son Funeral
Paul Hett
Walker
Nebraska
Jean Thompson
Garnett
Nina Lopez
Las Cruces
N. M
Verda Combs
Combs
Ark
Norma Schmitt
Dallas
Stanley Vallier
Eric
Marvin Vallier
Richmond
Clare Shaffer
Lyndon
Cleo Teter
Mae Lyman
Frank Mitchell
Cedar House Nursing Home
Brad Thurber
S. Elm
Ruth Seymour
Rantoul
James Seymour
John Leecy
N. Oak
Reza Haghighimoghadam
James Skillett
Waverly
Public Safety News
Warren L. Chambers
Hamblin
Faith R.farrell
Canterbury Court
Farrell
Ottawa Swim Club
Kathleen Waymire
Ottawa Rfd
Sheriff's News
Sheriff's Department
Mark E. Caldwell
N. Cedar
Miami County
Rubina L. Stockebrand
DWI
Kit Kornhaus
Willow
Jeffrey C. Church
Pomona
Billy G. Coley
Dewey S. Cook
Jesse E. Korkames
S. Locust
Jere J. Crist
Overbrook
Patricia Livingston
LaDean Brown
Ash
Stephen E. Reed
Cherry
Phillip M. Jenkins
David Ralston
Cedar
Elmo C. Tillery
S. Maple
Sheriff's Deputies
Seventh Street
Eisenhower Road
Richard L. Lister
Joe B. Sutton
Alco
Coffman Waits
Lawrence, Kan
Larned State Hospital
Floyd Coffman
District Court
Eugene Westergren
District Court News
Dottie D. Miller
S. Mulberry
Charles L. Miller
Dennis Kevin Sama
N. Cherry
Debra K. Sams
N. Sycamore
Jeff Dwaine Kelach
Suzan Rae Stitt
John A. Cathcard
Janet L. Hull
Samuel J. Begsley
Yates Center
N. Shirlene Riley
Eagle Restaurant
Davidson
Wayne Baylor
William Bowers
Jim Chandler
Steve Dalley
Bob Dunn
Mary Lynn Gollier
Doris Grogan
Rev
James McCreasen
Bob Pence
Tom Porter
Ron Reusch
Marjorie Shepoiser
Bob Shields
Dean Berlin
Robert Pinet
Winton Winter
Grace Episcopal Church
S. Locust St
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