Carlin Aide Relieved Of Her Duties
TOPEKA AP Sister Jeanne McKenna long time appointments secretary to Gov John Carlin is relieved of her duties effective today The governor named her chief assistant Shirley Allen as acting appointments secretary McKenna age 47 a former Marymount College instructor has been under fire for bypassing county chairmen and faced pressure over her methods Critics said her resignation would curb tensions within the Kansas Democratic Party and the governor's office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Jeanne McKenna
John Carlin
Carlin
Sister McKean
Bill Hoch
Liberal
McKenna
Shirley Allen
Sister McKenna
Dan Watkins
Congress
Marymount College
Salina
Marymount
Associated Press
Kingman
Loretta Heights College
Denver
St. Louis University
George McGovern
John T. Bird
Hays
State
Democratic Party
Francis Dotson
Emporia
Lyon County
Superdance 80 Theme Of Annual OHS Benefit
Ottawa High School hosts the second annual dance-a-thon to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association on April 11 12. Forty one students participated last year raising about 1500 dollars. Dancers will raise sponsors donate outright, with prizes for top collectors. Public invited to watch for a one dollar admission.
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Ottawa High School
Gary Kuntz
Ottawa Junior High School
Barry Gaeddert
Two Allan Burgoons Cause Some Confusion
The Kansas Court of Appeals ruling described Allan Burgoon as a marijuana suspect in Franklin County, while Allan K. Burgoon of Ottawa says his name has caused confusion. The charged man is a different Allan Burgoon, formerly of Ottawa and now residing in Emporia.
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Allan Burgoons
Herald
Associated Press
Kansas Court of Appeals
Allan Burgoon
Franklin County
Allan K. Burgoon
Ottawa
Maple
Emporia
Admitting and disciplinary notices from local records
Admissions list names residents moving in or out, dismissals, births, and weekend incidents. Includes Marie Barnett and Jane Johnson, transfers from Research Medical Center in Kansas City, Mo, births to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nixon, several DWI and burglary arrests with locations such as Ottawa RFDs and Williamsburg, plus local thefts and vandalism notes and commodity quotations from Ottawa Co op and Kansas City markets.
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Marie Barnett
S. Hickory
Jane Johnson
N. Sycamore
Robert Stan Dunn
Willow
Carl Nutt Jr
Birch
Alden Weatherbie
Hickory
Clara Gibson
N. Oak
James Salmon
Research Medical Center
Kansas City
Mae Lilly
N. Hickory
Edward Kreysman
Canterbury Court
Kenneth White
Waverly
Viona Robe
Williamsburg
Myrtle Horstick
Oakhaven
Richmond
Wall Street Falls as Market Dives on Recession Fears
The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 10.32 to 774.83 by noon, with losers outnumbering gainers five to one on the NYSE. Last week the Dow closed at a near two year low, down over 118 points since mid February. From Feb 2 to last Friday the total market value of NYSE AMEX and OTC stocks fell about 134.25 billion dollars, nearly 12 percent, amid fears that high rates and credit tightening will slow business.
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New York
Dow
Wilshire Associates
Santa Monica
Calif
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Multifaceted Ottawa notices list sales events and events
Local ads offer freezer beef prices at 1.25 a pound from Stinson Processing plus lawn and studio promotions at Wrights Studio Ottawa. Special plant deals at Butler Hanes Florist. Color TV sale by Action Appliance. Open house at Franklin County Noxious Weed Dept. Warehouse March 30. Western Wind concert March 25 tickets through Butler’s Music. BE’s Wax and Gift Nook price table display. Municipal Auditorium box office hours shown. Farmers Union Co op stockholders meeting March 28. Guys and Dolls Hair Fashions free makeup event March 26 with 30 percent off skin care.
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The
Western Wind
Butler's Music
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
County Void Filled With Oklahoma Man
Charles Clark 37 of Broken Arrow Oklahoma was named Franklin County Appraiser by commissioners Leroy Wasmund and Albert Coffman. Clark a Kansas native with prior county appraiser experience in Montgomery and Atchison counties and state certification begins duties April 15 at 18000 dollars yearly. Commissioner Carmen Peffly abstained but offered no comment beyond full cooperation.
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Charles Clark
Broken Arrow
Okla
Franklin County
Clark
Kansas
Montgomery
Atchison
Pepsi-Cola
Oklahoma
Leroy Wasmund
Albert Coffman
Carmen Peffly
Peffly
Wasmund
Russell Wray
Wray
Don Jones
Jones
Rural Paolan Dies In Accident
Weekend traffic accidents claimed at least four lives in Kansas. Robert McCalley, 81, of FBI Dorado, died after a two car collision in Sedgwick County near Wichita. Wayne Yoder, 19, of rural Haven, died when his motorcycle collided with a truck pulling another out of a ditch near Hutchinson. Charles Drake, 46, of Fort Scott, died when his car left the road and hit an embankment north of his hometown. Russell Barnett, 21, of rural Paola, was killed when his car left a curve, hit two trees and overturned northwest of Paola.
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Robert McCalley
FBI Dorado
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Wesley Medical Center
Hutchinson
Charles Drake
Fort Scott
Kansas
Russell Barnett
Paola
ECVC Chapter Shines At State Contest In Emporia
ECVC's office education chapter earned multiple awards at the Emporia State University state competition among 35 chapters. Diane Scraper of Baldwin won first in a manual project, earning $100 and national eligibility, plus alternates in two data processing categories. Debby Theele, Debbie Smith, and Terri Bowman also placed in various events, and the group won the H. D. Shotwell Award for a Hawthorne School community service project.
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Emporia
East Central Vocational Cooperative’s
ECVC
Diane Scraper
Baldwin
Minneapolis
Minn
Scraper
Kansas
ECWC
Debbie Theele
Central Heights
Debbie Smith
Pomona
Terri Bowman
H. D. Shotwell
Hawthorne School
Emporia State University
Virginia Barrett
Deborah LaGalle
Edie Campbell
Vicki Wantland
Ottawa
Dorothy Spain
Jackie Johnson
Habits Behind Neuritis and spinal links in pain relief
A chiropractic article explains that shoulder and arm neuritis often stems from spinal column disturbances. It notes habits like resting an arm on a car door or factory postures as recurring causes and emphasizes that nerves align with the spine. The piece promotes spinal-focused treatment and cites Matney Chiropractic in Ottawa, Kansas.
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Chiropractic
Larry J. Matney
D.C
Matney Chiropractic
South Main
Ottawa
Kansas
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OHS
Herbert Wolfe
S. Main
Nancy Hall
Terrence Buckner
S. Elm
Helen Salman
Greeley
Robert Banks
Carol Fleming
W. 5Th
Kenneth Edwards
Michael Nobel
the Daily Report
Lyndon
Susan Lepley
Raymond Stankard
RFD
Laura Brown
S. Poplar
Jerry Nixon
Florenc Morgan
W. Yth
Homewood Cemetery
Sheriff’s News
Kenneth G. Heinitz
Wamego
DWI
Scott's Service
North Us-59
William L. Welch
Princeton
Terry L. Evans
Highway Patrol
Public Safety News
Olatheman
Joan K. Shields
E.rth
James B. Wiley
Shields
Plaza Theater
S. Mainman
Paul K. McCauley
E. Logan
Robert W. Henry
Kenneth ©. Sharp
Tremont
Sharon Callahan
Arnold M. Gordon
Callahan
Sharp
Jaion
James D. Farren
Garnett
George A. Toumberlin
King
Raymond Gooding
S. Oak
Toumberlin
Suzanne
Gooding
Main Street
N. Main
Big Boy
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Audrey A. Gish
Gish
Linda S. Johnson
Burrough
Princeton Road
Ottawa Co-op
Janet Coen
Robbie McDaniel
Stephen Falls
Sherrie Howell
Jennifer Hadley
Curtis Anderson
Ottawa High
Anita Lefevre
Fred Solis
Wall Street
Stinson Processing
Wright
Butler Hanes Florist
Sun
Be’s Wax and
W. 15Th
Municipal Auditorium
Farmers Union Co-op
Centropolis
Joe Ferns
Long’ Son
Paolan
Reno County
Wayne Yoder
Rural Haven
Wesleyan Church
N. Cherry
Loretta Kay
Pete King
Stanley Bennett
Bob Dole
U.S. Naval Academy
Health News
Matney
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