Ottawa Daily Report Admits and Births in One Issue
The Ottawa Daily Report lists admissions with Amy Cook and Joanne Cravens among others, discharges including Amy Cook, Scott Jones Jr., and Edith Riley, and births noting a Pomona girl born Friday to Mr and Mrs Bobby Wagoner and several other newborns. The page also covers sentences in contempt of court, Chapter 11 filings, arrests for disorderly conduct and petty larceny, citations for open container, multiple thefts and vandalism notes, various vehicle incidents and injuries, and local price quotations at Ottawa Co-op.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Cook
Olive
Terrence Buckner
Osage Dr
Joanne Cravens
Ottawa Red
George Starbuck
S. Elm
Scott Jones Jr
Blackhawk
Edith Riley
Hickory
Lester Myers
Mulberry
Margaret McInteer
Pomona Rfd
Jean McCloud
Olive Anderson
Willow
Troy Young
Quenemo
Bobby Wagoner
Pomona
David West
E. Powhattan
Bismark
Ronald E. Larios
S. Poplar
Country Kitchen
South Us-59
Larios
Randy E. Milton
Ottawa
Third
Locust
Milton
Ewing W. Fritts
Wall Street Dow Falls as IBM News Spooks Markets
The Dow industrials slid 7.07 to 1260.38 by noon amid uncertainty over rates and IBMs first quarter earnings downgrade. Blue chips including GE and Eastman Kodak fell, auto shares rose on March sales, and volume on the NYSE reached 34.82 million shares. The Ottawa Library Board meets Tuesday night to discuss tutors, capital improvements, and renovations. Delpha Higdon visits the Peters home after hospital dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
International Business Machines
IBM
G.D. Searle
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Ford Motor
General Motors
Chrysler
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Fragmentary remarks on a pilot and citizens in electricity
The speaker noted no clear damage there and observed that citizens faced electricity issues. He remarked that at the time, locating the pilot would have been difficult.
Bright flash and debris report from Alabama pilots
Three pilots reported a sudden bright flash and debris as Baidino injuries surfaced after a falling object. FAA and National Weather Service officials in Atlanta described typical change observations, noting pilots were astonished by the straight down descent rather than an angled path, with Howard Bookman of the Hampton control center weighing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth Alabama
Atlanta
FAA
Weather Service
Howard Bookman
Air Traffic Control Center
Hampton
Slower Oil Exports Cited For Gasoline Price Rises
Los Angeles AP reports gasoline prices rise nationwide as OPEC holds exports and U S refineries restock. Dan Lundberg notes stock depletion and spring shifts from heating oil to gasoline. Self serve stations show averages: regular leaded 1.045, regular unleaded 1.123, premium 1.256. Consumer CPI noted a February drop before prices rose later in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ail
Dan Lundberg
U.S
Organization of Petroleum
Lundberg
OPEC
Labor Department
Estate Sale and Local Services Listings in March Briefs
A compact page item outlines an estate sale at 115 E. 5th opposite the library with a side entrance running daily from March 27 until sold out. It lists services from Underwood's Tax Service and political notices for Jim Richardson and Phil Gibson, plus coupons and ads for lawn products, weed control, onion sets, and rental equipment. Also promotes a Lincoln School forum, a school musical by OHS, and insurance options via Passport Travel.
Wind erosion in Great Plains hits four-year high
Agriculture Department reports 4.01 million acres damaged in 10-state Great Plains during Nov 1 to Feb 28, up from 3.4 million a year earlier. State figures show Nebraska, Texas, Wyoming, North Dakota and others with varying increases and declines in damaged acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Plains
Agriculture Department
Peter C. Myers
Department
Soil Conservation Service
Colorado
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming
Mob Ties Blamed for Shoreham Delays and Cost Overrun
New York AP reports on 60 Minutes alleging unions controlled by organized crime stretched Shoreham nuclear plant construction to 15 years, inflating costs to 4.2 billion. Former workers claim mob influence led to repetitive tasks and sabotaged work amid NRC scrutiny and safety inspector concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Shoreham
CBS
60 Minutes
Suffolk County
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Report
District Court News
Tommy Paul Dunlap
Dunlap
Kenneth and Mary Pettibon
Wellsville
John and Mardue Reed
Reed Construction
Kansas City
Public Safety News
Thomas M. Bismark
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa High School
West Ninth
Barbara A. Wheeler
Oak
Byron S. Morse
Wheeler
South Main
Minnie E. Engle
Nancy J. Lillie
Here
Darryl L. Harwood
Louisburg
Kathleen S. Niehoff
Baldwin
Fredrick M. Dehn
N. Main
Funston
Darren L. Green
Gary D. Turner
Lorene Hughes
Green
Richmond
Lynard P. Scheckel
Tony R. Ledom
Grant
David E. Rush
Maple
Rush
Casey's General Store
Main
Wilson Streets
George W. Starbuck
Williamsburg
Lee R. Berry
Starbuck
Homer Atchison
16Th Street Terrace
Hallmark Inn
South
Us-59
Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa Library Board
City Planning Commission
Delpha Higdon
Dean Peters
N. Mulberry
KU Medical Center
United States
Ad Briefs
Underwood's
Jim Richardson
School Board
Lincoln School
Richard Jackson
Ang
OHS
Franklin County
Drake Jewelry
Phil Gibson
Gibson
Peoples S. Bank
Joe Ferns
Degen Actuary
Ontewe
Hichow
Mob
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Josh McCrystal
NRC
McCrystal
Reakfa Clus
Chiropractic
Martiney Chiropractic Offices
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