Social Security help at Ottawa Youth Center Wednesday
R E Lawson, Social Security Field Representative, will be at the Ottawa Youth Center 115 W 4th Wednesday from 9 to 1 for filing applications and other Social Security business. Also notes: a fabric sale at Dundee Fabrics and student teaching in Pomona with KSU. R & J Accounting offers income tax prep. P T S A meeting tonight at 7:30 in Ottawa High Cyclone Room to discuss vocational opportunities with counselors.
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R. E. Lawson
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa Youth Center
W. 4Th
Lawson
Ottawa High School
Spiro Agnew Eyes 1976 Presidential Path If Nixon Runs
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said if he seeks reelection with Nixon he would consider a future run for the presidency. He spoke in an interview with Kansas City Star editors and reporters, noting a possible bid four years hence and calling the Democratic field wide open after New Hampshire and Florida results. The article also quotes Agnew on George Wallace's national appeal and Edmund Muskie's campaign trajectory.
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Kansas City
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Kansas City Star
Agnew
John , Chandley
The
Kansas City Tinks
John H. Cauley
Joe Lastelli
Star
Washington
Florida
George Wallace
Edmund Muskie
Maine
New Hampshire
Accident reports quiet after Saturday incidents in Osawatomie
The Daily Report lists two minor crashes on Main Street Osawatomie with ages of drivers and owners, none injuring anyone. Separate Pomona City Park crash involved a parked car and another vehicle, with addresses shown for involved parties. Additional notes cover Ottawa police citations, divorces, and marriage licenses in the region.
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West Third
Maree E. Duran
Lawrence
Mary J. Nichols
E. Wilson
South Main
Helen A. Conkin
Osawatomie
William G. Slemp
Ottawa
RFD
Conkin
Slemp
South Osawatomie
Beatrice Main
Maxine Stone
Larry L. Wedman
S. Locust
Terry T. Reynolds
S. Maple
Main
James A. Bien
S. Poplar
Ray Brown Ford Motor Company
Terri C. Smith
S. Elm
Pomona
Donald J. Stultz
Quenemo
Robert R. Cain
Ottawa Police Department
David L. Dick
N. Cedar
Ricky L. Mallicoat
S. Oak
Tony Godinez
N. Locust
Donald Charles Wilson
Henry A. Schill
Gary D. Larson
Topeka
Walter G. Trost
Wall Street gains lead as blue chips rise in steady session
The noon Dow Jones average rose 4.22 to 947.10 in a modest trading day. Gains spread across steels, motors, chemicals, tobaccos, and drugs while all other groups were mixed. Eastman Kodak lifted 2.2 points to 115.34 after unveiling a new line of small cameras. Industrials up 2.9. rails and utilities higher. No major reaction to Bankers Trust Co. prime rate shift.
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New York Stock Exchange
Dow
Eastman Kodak
Associated Press
Merrill Lynch
Itek Corp
General Electric
Comsat
Cerro Corp
Bankers Trust Co
Ottawa youth found guilty on six burglary counts
Terry Baker, 18, of Ottawa, was convicted on six burglary charges in District Court on Friday. Seven counts were charged, one dismissed. He entered a nolo contendere plea and was sentenced to the Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center in Hutchinson.
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Terry Baker
Ottawa
Baker
Kansas Reception and Diagnostic Center
Hutchinson
In Memoriam George L. Kelley of Pomona
George L. Kelley longtime Pomona resident died Saturday in Temple Texas Funeral services will be held at Pomona Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 00 pm Interment Overbrook Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary today and tomorrow
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George L. Kelley
Pomona United Methodist Church
Southern Manor
Temple
Tex
Kelley
Dandridge
Tenn
Pomona
Michigan Valley
Overbrook
Vera Reed
Co-Op
Tom Bachelor
Overbrook Cemetery
Myrtle Iva Schroeder Overbrook
Myrtle Schroeders
Albright-Roberts
William R. Weber
Appanoose Cemetery
Jon Wilhite
Harlan Hamman
Charles Jones
William Hufford
Arthur Spigle
Clyde Wiscombe
Oden Thompson
Dale Vincent
Joseph H. Bright
Damron-Towner Chapel
Bright
Kansas City
Kan
Ray Raley
First
Assembly of God Church
Melvin Clevenger
Georgia Whiteford
Dick Davis
John Dysart
Joe Gregrich
Gene LaPietra
George Kamrick
David Thompson
Gene Atchinson
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Miami County
USIA Flourishes Amid Propaganda Budget Clash
USIA remains the largest U S propaganda arm as Congress debates cuts. It seeks 198 million for fiscal 1973 to fund books magazines films radio and TV outposts from Washington to Luluabourg and Maseru. Director Frank Shakespeare Jr., 46, faces a skeptical Senate panel defending the budget.
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Washington
Radio Liberty
Radio Free Europe
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
U.S. Information Agency
USIA
Luluabourg
Republic of
Zaire
Maseru
Lesotho
Frank Shakespeare Jr
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Skunk Run Sunday Auction Aids Carnegie Library
The library trustees call community donations for a May 21 auction at Carnegie Library. Items sought include books games furniture and appliances. Volunteers will collect and prep items and pickups are planned for March 25 April 15 and May 13. Proceeds go to the library endowment for extra services.
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Carnegie Library
Library Board
Neil Barnaby
Foreign language teachers set for Ottawa University conference
About 125 teachers from Kansas will attend a one day conference at Ottawa University on Friday. Ed ward C. Seebold editor of For eign Language Annals will headline the event, published by the American Association of Teachers of Foreign Languages.
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Ottawa
Kan
Kansas
Ottawa University
Edward C. Seebold
Foreign Language Annals
American Association of Teachers of Foreign Languages
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Franklin County Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas District Court case 25 102 Plaintiff Thomas L McMillen Defendants William H Schneider et al Sheriff will auction at Ottawa courthouse West Door March 30 1972 at 10 00 am the following personal property Well No 1 550 ft tubing and rod 4 casing Well No 2 600 ft tubing and rod 5 casing Two pumps with motors Two 110 barrel tanks One 4x10 gun barrel tank Approximately 400 ft buried pipe One cat walk.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Thomas L. McMillen
Wiliam H. Schneider
Franklin
Court House
Ottawa
Docking vetoes bills including resort complex plan
Gov. Robert Docking said he vetoed a bill authorizing a state park resort complex and vetoed measures altering state party committee membership, space assignment in capitol and buildings, and probate judge salaries in Wyandotte and Johnson counties. He opposed revenue bonds backed by park user fees.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Docking
Sstate
Wyandotte
Johnson
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Pauline Turner
Richmond
Robert Wills
Maple
Lulu Wills
Paola
Nellie Latimer
Sarah Elizabeth Crist
Old German Baptist Church
Centropolis
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John Beeghley
Robert Burd
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Calvin Wrightsman
Elvin Crist
Wendel Crist
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Pleasant Hill Cemetery
the Daily Report
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Bonita Nokes
Loren William Nokes
George E. Payne
Betty Gayle Payne
Deanna K. Fishburn
Richard L. Fishburn
Luits Melvin Stockard
Princeton Grain Company
Floyd A. Kochenower Jr
Terrill Reed Malleck
Jay R. Rasco
Spring Hill
Lawrence G. Miller
Blue Springs
Ronald D. Dowdin
Hickory
Probate
Reeze E. Barton
Clyde
Hazel M. McBride
S. Sycamore
Arthur Virgil Day
Wall Street
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Memoriam
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Voice of America
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Donald Philgreen
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Philip McGrath
Joe Ferns
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