Davis Road Overhaul Considered Ahead of KDOT Detour
Franklin County and city officials meet to plan improvements on Davis Road as a future detour for US 59. They weigh grading changes, signals, and drainage with a potential 180000 cost for complete overhaul, while awaiting KDOT guidance and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Road
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Franklin County
Larry Larson
Dave Watkins
Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee
John Kemp
Dorothy Nichols
State Office
Larson
Santa Fe
King Radio
Davis
Bob Moore
Public Works
Sand Creek Road
Moore
Davis and
Sand Creek
Sherwin Snyder
Marilyn Talbott
Rex Bowling
Funeral notices and local incidents in Ottawa area
Funeral services for Elsie May Britton, 83, of Waverly, died in a Gladstone nursing home. admissions and dismissals at Ottawa area hospitals. births recorded for three couples. youths arrested for running away. local performances and military assignments. vandalism, assaults, and theft reported with brief details. commodity prices listed at Ottawa Co-op.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie M. Britton Waverly
Elsie May Britton
Waverly
Gladstone, Mo
Jones Funeral Home
Btag renewal deadline nears for last name starts with B
Four days remain to renew vehicle registrations for B names including cars motorcycles and light trucks. County Treasurer Marilyn Talbott reminds that the Btag deadline is next Wednesday March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Talbott
Kansas Department of Revenue
Division of
Sales tax revenue down in Ottawa for January
Ottawa January sales tax receipts fell about 274 dollars or 1.05 percent from January 1981. Total seven month fiscal 1982 collections remained 4.87 percent above the same period in fiscal 1981. February allocations to cities and counties totaled 3,682,438.50. Ottawa's half-cent tax brought in 25,908.44 in January versus 26,182.42 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas Department of Revenue
Department
Protesters Return To Wolf Creek For TMI Anniversary
Kansas National Guard plans a weekend of nonviolent actions at the Wolf Creek nuclear station near Burlington to commemorate the third anniversary of the Three Mile Island accident. Activities include a Sunday seven mile walk from John Redmond Reservoir to the gates, a balloon display, and a plan to plant four cottonwood trees and grain on disputed farmland. An entry attempt by about a dozen protestors is possible by 2 p.m. Sheriff Earl Freeman warns of trespassing arrests. Kansas Highway Patrol will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three-Mile Island
Kansas Natural Guard
Wolf Creek
Burlington
John Iseman
Kansas Gas & Electric
Pat Slick
KNG
John Redmond Reservoir
Wolf Creek Gates
TMI
Kansas
Coffey County
Earl Freeman
Kg&e
Kansas Highway Patrol
Slick
Karen Silkwood
Oklahoma
Wood Hoops and Worm-Driven Demos Addi to Local Shops
A collage of small ads and notices: Turners Tele Shop promotes wood hoops 3 to 14 inches at W. 15th. Ed's Airmotive offers a private pilot ground school. Vita-Mix Total Juicer and grain grinder demo at a local Winifred Johnson dealer. Town & Country Supply hosts a free welding clinic with coffee and donuts. Also moving: Ron's Radiator to 1544 S. Main. Easter arrivals at Nancy's Dress Shop. various community events including Lions Pancake Supper, Pomona High School plays, Elks Roundup, fashion show by Mary Kay, and musical Oak Hill events. Tax-free bonds advertised by Michael J. Esser.
Judge Dismisses Charges In Sex Exploitation Case
In Franklin County, Judge Donald White dismissed two felony counts of attempted sexual exploitation of a child against 35 year old Larry E Snyder after a preliminary hearing finding no probable cause to bind over for arraignment. Prosecutor Wendell Barker criticized the ruling, noting the case centered on alleged nude posing invitations to 12 year old girls. The judge ruled nude posing alone does not meet the statute for exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burtch
Franklin County
Pomona
Donald White
Larry E. Snyder
Snyder
Larry Coursen
Wendell Barker
Barker
White
Craig Davis
Marian Burns
Lyndon
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Bob Burtch
Kemp
e@ Wingert Oil
Public Works Department
the Daily Report
Sandra Edwards
Osage
Ruth Grow
Iva May Deane
Robert Daniels
Ottawa Rfd
Jerry Servatius
William Daniels
N. Mulberry
Stanley Stephens
Sheriff's News
Wellsville
Highway Patrol
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Harry S. Funk II
Garnett
Emporia State University
Pilgraim
Tchovsky
E-State
Max Adams
William F. Adams
New Strawn
U.S. Army
U.N
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
United States
APO
New York
Robert E. Shaw
Ottawa University
John Carlin
Topeka
Shaw
America
Roger Owens
RFD
Karen B. Lynch
Maple
Plattner Industries
North
Laura Pacheco
Main
Lynch
Gary A. Phillips
N. Sycamore
Phillips
Davis S. Bennett
Fourth and Main
Oak Street
Marais
Des Cygnes
Jim Poe
Burroughs
Ottawa Co-op
Kassebaum
Nancy Landon Kassebaum
Kansas City
Gleason
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County
Tom Gleason
Lawrence Committee
Buford Watson
Watson
Commission
Kerr-McGee
Tulsa
John Redmond
Turners Tele
W. 15Th
Winifred Johnson
Town & Country Supply
Walnut
Ron
Brown
Taco Tico
Ron Hendricks
Nancy
Leadbetter
Ad Briefs
Underwood's
Williamsburg
Pomona High School
P.H.S
Barron
Timberline
Ottawa Country Club
Mary Kay Professional Beauty Consultants
Owens Family
Turner
Oliver
OHS Music Dept
Municipal Auditorium of
Butler's Music Store
Rock House
Buster Cleaver
Michael J. Esser
E.D. Jones and Co
E. 2Nd
Walt Denger
Deel‘ Matuay
Htawa
Hickory
Prep Music Festival
Stanley de Fries
Bulova Or
Seiko
Sutton’s
American Gem Society
Ottend, Kansas
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