Daily Report admissions and dismissals items and DPS notes
Admission and dismissal lists for Saturday and Sunday include Todd Sharp Viola Dodd Dora Boucek Larry Miller Janice Avalos Catherine Bishop Gayle Green and others. Public Safety reports accidents thefts burglaries a gas leak a stolen boat trailer and a recovered vehicle with various names and addresses.
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Todd Sharp
Viola Dodd
Hickory
Dora Boucek
S. Main
Larry W. Miller
Janice Avalos
Catherine Bishop
S. Sycamore
Gayle Green
Ottawa
RFD
Ewtita Robinson
Olive
Dennis Morelet
Tremont
A. M. Shane
N. Poplar
Richard Allen
Osawatomie
Paul Haney
Richmond
John Hager
S. Dak
W. 9Th
Mae Bean
N. Mulberry
Lloyd Hotaling
Clarence Dryden
Princeton
John Gremminger
Waverly
Department of Public Safety
Sprigg Rent-All
Second
DPS
Ottawa area ad brief and notices mix
Local ads list MIKES steak deal, kitchen items, dairy prices, a store stockholders meeting at Farmers Union Centropolis, Rexs Barber Shop vacation, a Wayne Angell Senate run event at Ottawa Junior High, a free welding clinic, and government bonds. Crime notes report a cabin theft near Kiefers Dam and a graveside service for Ermina Melroy. Market quotes cover cattle hogs and sheep with Tuesday estimates. Public meetings include Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce and Ottawa Recreation Commission.
Grizzly Adams Real Life Tale Behind TV Hero Adapts
San Francisco AP outlines the real life Grizzly Adams, born James Capen Adams in 1812, a California hunter who trained bears and partnered with P T Barnum. It contrasts the brutal 19th century legend with NBC TV’s gentler Grizzly Adams, noting producer Sellier’s view and the differing visions of humanity toward animals.
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San Francisco
Grizzly Adams
Ben
NBC
Adams
James Capen
Grizzly” Adams
Charles E. Sellier Jr
al’ Griz
James Capen Adams
Theodore Hittel
New York
Hell’s Kitchen
Grizzly
Richard H. Dillon
Medway
Mass
California
Mountain
Dillon
P. T. Barnum
Sellier
Dan Haggerty
Wheat crop ranking: Kansas third largest in 1977
Kansas wheat growers produced 344.9 million bushels in 1977, the third largest on record. Sumner County reclaimed top state position with 4,855,700 bushels, while Reno and Thomas counties trailed in second and third. Statewide seeded area rose to 13.2 million acres, yielding 285 bushels per harvested acre.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Sumner County
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas County
Reno County
Thomas County
Harper
Sedgwick
Kingman
Orderly Ottawa Junior High Bomb Threat Prompted Dismissal
Dean Royse described the Ottawa Junior High evacuation as orderly after a bomb threat phoned in about 12 30. A secretary alerted Royse who announced a fire drill dismissal and students exited calmly as the Department of Public Safety searched the building.
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Royse
Ottawa
Department of Public Safety
OHS Senior Wins Kitchin Music Scholarship at Coe College
Ottawa High School senior Daniel D. Meyers has been named a Kitchin Music Scholarship recipient at Coe College in Iowa. The award honors his strong academic record and musical talents after interviews by a faculty committee chaired by college officials and students. Meyers is the son of Leonard L. Meyers and his wife of 416 Willow.
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Daniel D. Meyers
Ottawa High School
Kitchin
Coe College
Iowa
Leonard L. Meyers
Coe
Joseph H. Kitchin
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Meyers
Hayes Returns to Topeka After Arizona Trip
Kansas lawmaker John Hayes of Hutchinson rejoined the House in Topeka after missing all of last week while attending the American College of Trial Lawyers meeting in Phoenix and visiting an aunt in Tucson. Hayes dismissed concerns about motives, saying the trip followed the bill deadline period and noting others attended conferences in Washington D.C. and Arizona. House leaders said Hayes was excused for the week, and Carlin commented that long absences are uncommon during sessions.
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Topeka
KNS
John Hayes
Hutchinson
Kansas
Hayes
American College of Trial Lawyers
Phoenix
Ariz
Tucson
Kansas House
Hutchinson News
Statehouse
US Attorney General
Arizona
Washington Post
Griffin Bell
Washington D.C
House
Rep
Wendell Lady
John Carlin
Damolan
Carlin
KCPL asks permanent approval for 9.8 million rate rise
Kansas Corporation Commission heard KCPL's request to lock in a 9.8 million rate increase approved last fall on an interim basis. The hearing, not tied to KCPL’s Wolf Creek sale plans, examined updated revenue projections and staff objections to accounting methods. No decision date was given by Chairman G T Van Bebber.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Commission
KCPL
Wolf Creek
Nebraska
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Ottawa Red 2
Carl B. Harris
Kansas City
East 15Th
Kathryn M. Weix
Elmwood
Wis
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Rockwood Dr
Public Safety News
Eunice Williams
Sycamore
Robert D. Roehl
Cleveland
Roehl
District Court News
Kenneth Criqui
W. 11Th
Clark
Lamberd
Gary J. Gilbertson
Linda C. Gilbertson
Pomona
Charlene S. Paine
N. Cherry
Steven K. Paine
N. Maple
Sheriff's News
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Rantoul
John Moore
Lawrence
Ad Briefs
MIKES
Mikes Kazy
Main
Farmers Union Co-Op
Centropolis
Rex
Mar
Wayne Angell
U.S. Senate
Pol. Adv
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
U.S
Michael J. Esser
Edward D. Jones & Co
Timpers
Douglas County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Department
Kiefer's Dam
James Baugher
Ermina BE. Melroy
Ermina E. Melroy
Crestview Nursing Home
W. 2Nd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Woodlawn
Harold Dungan
Melroy
Beagle
William and
Mary (Lutber) Atherton
Franklin County
Crown Drug Store
Raney Reynolds
Eastern Star Union
Order of Eastern Star
First Christian Church
Dengel and Son Mortuary
The
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ottawa Recreation Commission
OHS
N. Main
Gttawa
Memoriam
Erminal
Denge & Son
Deg Jen Mortuany
Pence's
Mary
Ottawa Herald
Westphalia
Garnett
School Board of
U.S.D
Mont Ida
Roberta West
Montada
Burlington
Harold F. Scharff
Emporia
Kcp&l
Lamb-Roberts
Funeral Home
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