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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1972

Page

5

Briefs Invasion era and local notices compile brief items

Army PFC Fredrick L. Perez, 15, son of Mrs. Mary Perez, serves with the 504 Military Police Battalion near DaNang, Vietnam as a chaplain's assistant. Ottawa Recreation Commission karate classes run 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays in the Commons Building at Ottawa University. The zoning hearing for Davie C. Morford changes is April 4, 1972 at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall. Lyndon High School won the Sportsmanship Trophy and Cheerleader Award after finishing 3rd with a 26-1 season. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Jackson and others visited Glenn Jackson in Spears Chiropractic Hospital, Denver. The Franklin County Health Department Multiphasic Screening Program will be at Williamsburg United Methodist Church 5:30 to 7 tonight and moves to Richmond Wednesday. A driver injured Feb. 20 remains in serious condition at KU Medical Center.

ARMY Fredrick L. Perez Mary Perez Willow DaNang Vietnam Perez Davie C. Morford Franklin County Health Department Williamsburg United Methodist Church Richmond Community Methodist Church

Wall Street Edges Up After Five Day Slide

Wall Street in New York sees a tentative rebound as the Dow Jones industrials rise 4.44 to 33.10 at noon. Advances beat declines about 6 to 5 on the NYSE amid bargain hunting after a five session decline. Commerce Department data show January sales rose 3 percent from December to a record. Oil, rails, chemicals, aircraft, mail order, rubber, and steel mixed. motors, utilities, and airlines up. electronics and metals down. Litton Industries traded 102,200 shares at 19 and a half.

NEW York Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Dow Commerce Department Litton Industries

14 Year Old Charged In Vehicle Crash

A 14 year old Ottawa youth, Dennis R. Pickering, was charged in Juvenile Court with violation of driver’s license restriction after a crash in the 1300 block of East Seventh last Tuesday. He was hospitalized along with a teenage passenger. no hearing date has been set.

Ottawa Dennis R. Pickering Ottawa FD 2 East Seventh

Select Dairy Changes Hands

Harry Pratt, longtime employee and part owner of Select Dairy, has sold the dairy to Roy and James Dunn on March 1 after a 24 year career in dairying. Pratt began in 1948, bought into the dairy in 1955, and plans a long summer vacation while remaining part time.

Joan Istas Harry Pratt N. Sycamore Pratt Select Dairy N. Main North Cherry Lloyd Oliver Lloyd Daugharthy Mid-America Hileen Daugharthy Lloyd Roy James Dunn Dunn Brothers James

Deke Slayton Cleared for Space Flight at Last

Grounded since the dawn of NASA space efforts, Donald K. Slayton, 48, chief of the astronaut corps and the original seven member who never flew, was cleared for space flight after a decade with a heart irregularity. He acknowledged frustration but said he would seize today’s chance, even as all missions currently have ready crews.

Slayton

Deke Slayton’s heart condition and return to space duties

Deke Slayton learned in March 1962 of an idiopathic atrial fibrillation that paused his orbit plans. After doctors failed to find real disease, he endured years of tests, tried quinidine, and resumed duties as NASA flight operations director. A Mayo Clinic probe confirmed perfectly normal cardiac function, clearing him for flight reinstitution.

Slayton Air Force Paul Dudley White Dwight D. Eisenhower White Charles Berry Mayo Clinic Harold Mankin Mankin Berry

Political Films Open At OU

Ottawa University hosts filmed interviews of candidates for political office at 8 p.m. in the Administration Building Auditorium. The 50 minute films are part of a campus voter registration drive and open to the public with no admission charge. The series runs until the next fall election.

Ottawa University

PTA Panel At Garfield School On Reading And Math

A parent and teachers panel will discuss correcting reading and math difficulties at Garfield Grade School tonight. A film titled It Feels Like You're Left Out of the World will be shown. The program begins at 7 30 in the school auditorium.

Garfield

Funeral notices from Ottawa area including Brady Garnett Flanner

Funeral services for Andrew Jackson Brady 92 of Country Haven Nursing Home were held at First United Methodist Church with burial in Highland Cemetery. Also at Garnett Christian Church for Jewell Myers, and Wellsville for Harry D. Planner. Citations list speeding and registration fines, a divorce filing, admissions and dismissals, a birth, and local bridge results with cattle and hog market notes from Kansas City.

Andrew J. Brady Andrew Jackson Brady Country Haven Nursing Home Paola First United Methodist Church Paul W. Pentz Loren D. Matthews Roy Gerhard Paul Heckman H. H. Murphy Lawrence Murphy Wallace Rule John Staadt Highland Cemetery Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Jewell Myers Garnett Jewell Myers Garnett Christian Church Earl Hoyle William H. Craig George Zentner Leon Atteberry Bill Baker Harold Barr Don Hampton Clarence Johnson Bob Meliza Emanuel Carter Frank Hollingsworth James Huff Pleas Little William Webb Garnett Cemetery Harry D. Flanner Wellsville Harry D. Planner Wilson and Son Flanner Jessie Thelma Findling Butler Merle D. Flanner Roger A. Flanner Weston James Centropolis Christian Church Pleasant Valley Cemetery Miami County

Governor Signs Three More Bills in Kansas

Gov. Robert Docking signed three bills, including House Bill 2131 to raise the Kansas Highway Patrol force from 295 to 320 by July 1, and House Bill 1733 requiring property taxes to be shown in dollars on December statements. Docking said the measures improve law enforcement and taxpayer clarity.

Peka Kan Robert Docking Kansas Highway Patrol Docking Big Kee Kansas

Public Hearing on Zoning Change in Ottawa Kansas

City Planning Commission sets April 4 1972 at 7 00 p m in City Hall for hearing on Davie C Morford request to rezone lots 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 9 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 and 20 block 2 McCullas North Side Addn from Residential A to R 1 General Residence Spruce and Birch Streets between Red Jacket and Blackhawk Streets Protests may be presented before the Planning Commission and decisions will go to the City Governing Body for action. James Grogan Chairman Orlin W Smith Secretary

City Commission City Planning Commission Davie C. Morford McCullas North Side Ottawa Kansas Red Jacket Blackhawk Planning Commission

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Audit Tax Service Ottawa Recreation Commission Mattie Gault Anderson County Hospital Lyndon High School Dodge City Lyndon Kevin Jackson Cherri Kevin Jr Glenn Jackson Rita Spears Chiropractic Hospital Denver Colo Jersey St KU Medical Center Kansas City Joseph Baldovino Wall Street Daugharthy Eileen Guernsey Associated Press Albany Albuque Amarillo Anchorage Snow Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Charleston Charlotte Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Des Moines Detroit Duluth Fort Worth Green Bay Helena Honolulu Houston Fog Ind’apolis Ville Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Marquette Memphis Miami PTA Honda Sales the Daily Report Johnny E. Mellon Manhattan Elmer R. Shields Linford C. Schmidt Wichita Leona M. Thompson Princeton Robert W. Lantis John W. Kinder Stark James R. Baldwin Louisburg Eva J. Hardesty Baldwin Jesse R. Stewart Rantoul South Main Owen L. Fallowell S. Mulberry Catherine R. Guyett Cherry Diane Mealman Kenneth L. Mealman Jr Police News Ottawa Police Department Roy A. Ingram S. Cherry C. William Payne Elm Terry Ostmeyer N. Cherry C. L. Taul Overbrook Janet L. Hiatt S. Cedar Francis L. Johnson S. Main Vern Morlan Sr Lane Floyd Mitchell Susie Lilly Melvern Marvin Sturm Willard Lee Ash John Thornton Gardner The Elk's Club Gene Bush John Thornburg Gracie Franklin Garnett Dorothy Casey Lawrence Bob Miller Betty Stewart East and West Virginia Seaver Gene Price Wanda Durbin Marian Moline Butler-Hanes W. 15Th FIN First National Bank OF Ottawa, Kansas FUL James Grogan Orlin W. Smith National Wille Bae Tira Lodge Marcel Union E.S Kay Towner W.mann Jensen Sec Franklin County Shrine Club Ottawa Country Club Max Gilmore Ottawa Lodge A.F A.M Masonic Lodge K.C Jim Tyrer Ottawa Masons DeMolay Ray A. Talbott W.M Clarence E. Rea Sec'y Peace Corps Ottawa University Student Union Vista and Otawa University
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