Arrest Clears Theft Cases in Ottawa Youth Case
The Department of Public Safety has cleared at least three thefts of car stereos and CBs with the early day arrest of a 17 year old Ottawa boy. A large quantity of equipment was recovered from the youth's vehicle and he was released to his parents and referred to juvenile authorities. Items tied to the cases include AM FM cassette thefts from Bill Demblin, 1204 Maple, and David Laury, 328 E. 11th, plus another AM FM CB unit theft from Dorothy Cravens, 38 Rockwood Drive. Other seized gear includes two CB radios, two AM FM cassette players, two speaker sets, radio knobs and a speed control module.
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Department of Public Safety
Cbs
Ottawa
DPS
Bill Demblin
Maple
David Laury
Dorothy Cravens
Rockwood Drive
Services for Irven L Steward set in Waverly church
Irven L Steward 68 of Waverly died Wednesday at a Garnett hospital. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at First Baptist Church with burial in Waverly Cemetery. Survivor details include wife Bonnie Parks Steward, three daughters, a son, four sisters, a brother, 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorial gifts to the church. Jones Funeral Home, Waverly, in charge.
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Irven L
Steward Waverly
Irven L. Steward
Waverly
Garnett Hospital
First Baptist Church
Steward
Montevallo
Waverly First Baptist Church
Bonnie M. Parks
Milo
Jones Funeral Home
Kansas House Passes Catfish State Fish Bill
The Kansas House approved a bill to make the channel catfish the official state fish, following a Hutchinson elementary project. The measure passed 1185 to send to the Senate, after widespread local support and petitions. The report also notes a separate $106.55 million funding bill for youth centers and state mental health facilities.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas House
Senate
Dean Hinshaw
R-Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Hinshaw
House
Community Events and Local Notices Roundup in Ottawa Area
Local clubs and businesses list meetings, specials, and socials. Highlights include JR High PTA gathering March 24 at 7:30 pm, Scarab Fri. Mar 20 at Plamart Paola KS, Elks Hamburgers and fish sandwiches Fridays, Masonic Temple chicken noodle dinner March 22, and Beauceant Donnas new hairstylist. Also ads for appliances, shotgun, and dining deals with phone listings.
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Masonic Temple
S. Main
Mountains Southern Style screens Friday at Municipal Auditorium
The travel film Mountains Southern Style will play at 7 30 p m Friday in the Municipal Auditorium series. Tickets cost 3 each and are sold at the auditorium box office and Butler Music. Those with Greece tickets can redeem them for Mountains. Cinematographer Joe Adair attends. The film covers the Appalachian and Great Smoky Mountains across Virginia Kentucky North Carolina and Tennessee. Tickets also sold at the door.
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Municipal Auditorium
Auditorium
Butler Music
Greece
Mountains
Joe Adair
Appalachian
Great Smokey
Virginias
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Shuttle Test Malfunctions Near Launch at Cape Canaveral
At Kennedy Space Center in Florida five or six Rockwell International workers used pure nitrogen to purge shuttle systems after a prelaunch rehearsal. Four passed out due to oxygen depletion in a nitrogen rich area. Officials said there were no gas leaks and no serious injuries. one worker was carried away on a stretcher.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Kennedy Space Center
Rockwell International
Rocky Rabb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
City Rules For Private Power Generators In Ottawa
Ottawa utility officials must draft rules for private generators selling excess power to the city under federal rules requiring utilities to buy such power by May 31, 1982. No attendees at the hearing, but officials expect cogeneration to be encouraged and note needed equipment, approval by FERC, and rate structure work with consultants and city staff.
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George B. Pyle
Ottawa
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Utilities
Jack Davis
Davis
FERC
Robert Mills
Mills
Energy Work Contracted For Wellsville Schools
Sprigg Constructors Inc of Paola won a 62,637 energy grant funded contract for three phases at Wellsville high and elementary schools. Four of 17 bidders pursued all three phases with bids up to 90,037. Board tabled bids on a new athletic track and four radio equipment bids for district buses amid prior bus troubles. architect reviews bids and a regular meeting may auction the tabled items.
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Wellsville—Sprigg Constructors Inc
Paola
U.S. Department of Energy
Wellsville High School
U.S.C
Gwen Boone
Gasoline Prices To Decline In Surplus Market Shift
Gasoline inventories rose to a record 284.3 million barrels as driving slows and prices ease. Refinery use slipped to 69.1 percent of capacity. competition drives wholesale cuts up to two cents a gallon in some areas. Domestic demand fell 8.6 percent from last year in February. In Kansas Wellsville items note Wellsville City Council candidate session and local education association actions.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
Gene Johnson
Department of Energy
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Counties
Reagan
Shell
Sun
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Williamsburg
Brenda Sheler
Sheriff's News
Thomas L. Marcus
Pomona
Marcus
Kansas City
Catfish
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Plamart
ELKS
Hill House
Donna Swallow
Guys and Dolls Hair Fashions
Donna
Briles
VFW
Texas Honky Tonks
Jay Dolan
Rainbo Riders
Ad Briefs
Sirlom
L & M Buffet
General Electric
Zenith
Metzger Salvage
OHS Music and Drama Department
Ottawa University Student Union
Missouri Pacific Railroad
First and
Sycamore
Wes Wilson
Mountain Film
City of
2Nd & Ash
City Hall
Walnut
Memoriam
Welch
William L.B
Dengel and Son
Ottens
Binanas
Wellsville
Wellsville City
David Gillogly
Dale Gillogly
Ottawa Rfd 1
Association of University Residence Halls
University of Kansas
Ray Dejulio
Franklin County
County Weed Directors Association of
Ottawa University Concert Choir
Puerto Rico
American Baptist Convention
San Juan
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