Franklin County Briefs and Local Notices
Airman Dennis N. Wiley, son of Lyndon residents, graduated from Lowry AFB intelligence specialist course. Franklin County Shrine Club to meet March 29 at Ottawa Country Club. Two area Kansas State University students named to Blue Key and Mortar Board. Social Security rep to visit Youth Center Wednesday. Beginning April 1 dog confinement rules start. fines for unconfined dogs. Gerald Ohmes attends Midwest Student Medical Research Convention. Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Ottawa April 7. Robbie Robertson and The Ottawa Playboys at Naomi's Club March 27. Davidson, Roy. Pomona rabies clinic March 29. Eagles Club dance Saturday night. Lola King obituary. Roy Wood services pending.
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Dennis N. Wiley
Keith F. Wiley
Lyndon
Lowry Afb
Colo
U.S. Air Force
Wiley
Lyndon High School
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Blue Key and Mortar Board
Joyce Stinson
Ottawa
Becky Bailey
Garnett
Eisenhower PTA set to discuss Facing The Environmental Crisis
Eisenhower PTA will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Eisenhower Elementary School. The program will be Facing The Environmental Crisis. Reed of 831 S Cedar has been dismissed from St Luke's Hospital Kansas City following surgery. Harrison of 717 N Cedar is a patient at Lawrence Memorial Hospital awaiting surgery in room 135.
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Ronald G. Davidson
Princeton
Veterans' Administration Hospital
Topeka
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Eisenhower Pta
Eisenhower
Donald Joe Reed
S. Cedar
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Hazel Harrison
N. Cedar
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Advert Ads Banned From Japan Tokaido Line Trains
Advertisements are prohibited on display panels inside cars of the Japan Railways Tokaido Line, applying to all Ja pan service trains to ensure a distraction free passenger experience. Officials confirm the policy bans on train interiors and platforms.
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Japan
Tokaido Line
Two Vehicle Crash and Citations in Ottawa Area
The Daily Report notes a Friday crash at 4:15 p.m. in the 1500 block of South Main involving N. F. Peed and Juanita M Watkins. It lists multiple citations from the Ottawa Police Department for Edith Moon, Gary Davis, William Lucas, Dennis Bien, and Harry Lecom. The report also includes Kansas City cattle and livestock market results and regional price ranges.
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South Main
N. F. Peed
Williamsburg
Juanita M Watkins
Garnett
Main
Ottawa
Faulty Wiring Triggers Vernon Green House Fire
Fire at 314 E 3rd Vernon Green residence caused by faulty wiring. Chief G A Diamond Jr. reported $2,500 in property damage and $800 to contents. Firefighters arrived at 11:45 a.m. and returned by 12:30 p.m. Four occupants were aided from the home. insurance covered the losses.
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Fire Department
G. A. Diamond Jr
Vernon Green
Weather County Forecast Extended Outlook Monday Through Wednesday
Readable forecast shows cooler conditions Monday and Tuesday with a slight warm up Wednesday. Little if any precipitation expected. Lows range from the 20s in the northwest to the 30s in the southeast. Highs reach the upper 40s to mid-50s. Friday high around 50 and today’s high near 40. Year ago values noted. records listed as 87 high in 1910 and 16 low in 1913. Dam cece.
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Dam Cece
Nixon Plan Monday On Wages
Washington based on AP sources President Nixon will announce on Monday a plan to stabilize wages and create an inflation fighting mechanism for the construction industry. The plan stops short of a national price wage board and reimposes the Davis Bacon Act on federal construction projects.
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Washington
Nixon
Donna Reed backs peace drive with Another Mother for Peace
Beverly Hills actress Donna Reed, Oscar winner and former TV star, champions the AMP peace effort. The group, nonpartisan and growing fast, urges public hearings on offshore oil and Vietnam policy as Reed notes she and her two draft-age sons await an end to war. Dues support newsletters.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Donna _ Reed
Miss Reed
Cochairman
Mother For Peace
United States
South Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Indochina
Asst
David Abshire
Tony Owen
Donna Reed
Dairy price surge shocks USDA experts
Washington AP Agriculture Department dairy price experts were caught off base as officials announced a higher support price of 4.93 per hundredweight for manufacturing milk starting April 1, up from 4.66 and beyond earlier projections. The shift prompted surprise among analysts about resulting milk output and government costs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Hardin
Congress
Department
New York
U.S
Farmland Values Reassessed Across Kansas Equalization Plan
Kansas Directives sent to 5 county assessors order changes in farmland values to align with a court ordered equalization. Eleven land classes in each county above or below district medians will be adjusted. nine districts created due to wide value variation. Officials cite 1968-ordered reform and ongoing reassessments as counties prepare for statewide compliance.
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Topeka
Kansas Property Valuation Department
Clarence Malone
Property Valuation Department
State Supreme Court
Malone
Frank McSpaden
Ronald F. Dyer
Kansas
Youth Citizenship Award Goes To Gail Lesh In Ottawa
Ottawa Soroptimist Club selects Gail Marie Lesh of Wellsville as winner of the Youth Citizenship Award for active service at home school and in the community. Connie Neal of Williamsburg RFD 1 is first runner-up. both receive $150 education funds. Judges include Dr. Horton Presley Rev. Paul Pentz and others.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Ottawa Club
Horton Presley
Paul Pentz
Laura K. Reiter
Emory McKenzie
Notice of Hearing in Estate of W B DeVilbiss Deceased
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Sam E Hume executor seeks final settlement and distribution of the will of W B DeVilbiss deceased The hearing is set for April 19 1971 at 10:00 am in Ottawa Kansas You must file defenses by that date Otherwise judgment will be entered Sam E Hume Executor Winter Green First National Bank Bldg Ottawa Kansas 66067 Attorneys
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
W. B. DeVilbiss
Sam E. Hume
Ottawa
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Roy Wood
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Winter & Green
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Damron Towner Chapel
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