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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1985

Page

7

Two-Pronged liquor bill endorsed in Kansas Senate panel

A Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee endorsed an omnibus liquor bill raising the beer age to 21 over three years and allowing Sunday beer sales. The panel added amendments, debated on floor, and backed a constitutional route to end open saloons while preserving other changes. The package also covers liquor sale rules, guest provisions for military personnel, trains, and university areas, plus related measures on presidential primary and no fault rules.

Topeka Kan Senate Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee Edward Reilly Jr R-Leavenworth Talkington Richard E. Taylor Kansans For Life Taylor Kansas House Reilly

Property Classification Amendment Faces Weak Senate Support

In Topeka the effort to place a property classification amendment on the 1986 ballot shifts to the House. Senate opposition left the plan five votes short of two thirds. Gov Carlin remains hopeful, while House leaders press on with their alternative, aiming for House debate before adjournment.

Topeka Kan House Senate House Assessment and Taxation Committee John Carlin Mike Hayden Sen Fred Kerr R-Pratt Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee Hayden House Tax Committee Robert V. Talkington Kansas

Consumer Credit Tied To Many Economic Factors

AP analyst John Cunniff notes consumer borrowing rises on foreign capital, deregulation, and strong incomes. Installment debt grew 18 percent in December 1984, with total household debt up 12.8 percent for the year. Merrill Lynch links debt growth to income gains, lower mortgage rates, and lender aggressiveness, forecasting about 10 percent 1985 growth aided by stock market gains.

John Cunniff New York United States Edward Guay CIGNA Merrill Lynch Nual

Embassy Personnel Evacuated From Beirut

The White House confirms some U S embassy staff have been moved from Beirut due to unsettled conditions. Ambassador Reginald Bartholomew remains at his post as the embassy operates with limited staff. State Department notes Lebanon’s political challenge and U S support for sovereignty under President Gemayel.

Washington White House U.S Beirut Larry Speakes Reginald Bartholomew Lebanon Speakes State Department Edward P. Djerejian United States Gemayel Gemeyal Djerejian

Franklin County Republican Women Meet Saturday

The Franklin County Republican Women will meet at 1 30 p m Saturday at the home of Mrs Blanche Pinet 1400 Willow For further details attendees should contact the organizer at the listed residence and time.

Franklin County Republican Blanche Pinet

Rural Princeton couple sue for wrongful death over traffic crash

In District Court a Weatherbie couple seeks more than 20 000 in damages after their 14 year old son Kenneth died from injuries received in a November 5 one car crash near Princeton. Defendant is 17 year old Robert E Magee. petition lists two counts for actual damages and for mental anguish and bereavement with a jury trial requested. Hearing date to be set during discovery.

Princeton Garnett Stephen J. Guilfoyle Ronald N Glenna L. Weatherbie Kenneth University of Kansas Medical Center Robert E. Magee Weatherbie

Funeral for Clayton Cramer 78 in Missouri Church

The funeral for Clayton H. Cramer 78 Springfield Mo who died Tuesday at Ava Mo will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Olive Branch Church Syracuse Mo Born April 23 1906 in LaVern Minn he moved from Ottawa to Springfield over a year ago Survivors include three sons a daughter twelve grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. SHERIFFS NEWS Arrests The two cases report marijuana possession arrests including Harrison Lampkin Jr 42 rural Rantoul and a 17 year old Ottawa male Both were released. court dates follow Thefts Connie Wade reports a stolen BMX bicycle worth about 70 Dollars Vehicle collision at Seventh and Locust damaged property valued at about 2000 Cearfoss cited for inattentive driving Quotations for Wednesday at Ottawa Co op Hard wheat 3.26 July wheat 3.00 corn 2.62 milo 4.10 soybeans 5.70 oats 2.20

Clayton H. Cramer Springfield Ava Olive Branch Church Syracuse Cramer LaVern, Minn Ottawa Clayton F. Cramer Carter Cramer Mark Cramer Lenexa Nancy Holland Harrison Lampkin, Jr Rantoul Lampkin Ottawa Co-op

Pomona Lions Pancake Supper Ad Brief

Community notices list a pancake supper hosted by the Pomona Lions at the Methodist Church on March 15 from 5 to 8 pm. Also listed are funeral information for Dengel and Son Mortuary, shopping openings, events, and local business promotions with multiple addresses and contact numbers.

Pomona Methodist Church

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