Veterans help at City Hall each Tuesday in April
John F. Gere, representative of the Kansas Veterans' Commission, will be at City Hall at 1 p.m. each Tuesday in April to assist veterans and dependents or survivors. Those unable to meet him may write or call the Kansas Veterans' Commission at 745 Vermont, Lawrence, Kansas 66044.
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John F. Gere
Kansas Veterans’ Commission
City Hall
State of
Kansas
Veterans’ Commission
Vermont
Lawrence
Kan
Head Start Receives One Year Grant
The area Head Start program sponsored by ECEAN was awarded a one year grant of 236,098 dollars. U S Representative Larry Winn and Senator James B Pearson announced the grant. Directed by Bill Campbell the program runs two centers in Lawrence and one each in Gutana Emporia Osage City and Paola. The grant covers 24 full day slots and 118 part day slots. Campbell said the ECEAN board will continue sponsorship and the program without interruption.
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ECEAN
U. S
Larry Winn
James B. Pearson
Bill Campbell
Lawrence
Gutana
Emporia
Osage City
Paola
Campbell
Ecean Board of Directors
Cattle Hogs and Local Court Updates From Ottawa Area
Livestock prices show cattle lower across weight classes and hogs down modestly with some late gains in sales. Local incidents include a one car mishap at Ninth and Olive injuring none seriously and police noting minor hydrant damage. Civil suits list foreclosures and criminal docket includes marijuana possession and no-fund checks. marriages licensed for Stephen Chapman and Sara Church.
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Ninth and
Olive
Steven R. Curry
Curry
Charles R. Waymire
Ottawa Rfd
Raymond B. Wagner
Richmond
Timothy C. Hermbeck
Williamsburg
Richard E. Carlson
Larry C. Griffin
Pomona
Denzel W. Hicks
Olathe
State of Kansas
Orville McCune
Sadat Takes Premiership Amid Egypt Domestic Shakeup
President Anwar Sadat named himself prime minister and expanded the cabinet as part of a domestic effort to mute criticism while pressing for a wartime bargaining stance with Israel. He boosted generals, added 19 new faces, and named Abdel Kader Hatem as second in command for culture and information. He warned U S pressure on Israel and signaled improved ties with the Soviet Union, yet domestic unrest and purges persisted from student protests and intellectuals purged from the ruling party.
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Abdel Kader Hatem
Culture and Guidance
Egypt
Sadat
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Soviet Union
Wall Street Rally Pauses At Midday After Sharp Start
Wall Street opened with notable gains in New York trading as profit takers emerged by noon. The Dow Jones average stood at 941.15, up from 950.26 at 10:30 and 944.91 at Tuesday close, while Advancing stocks barely edged gains over losses. Talcott National led volume on the Big Board as the market tracked an unsettled rally following steep declines last week.
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New York
Talcott National
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Back Pay Excites POWs At Clark Field Base
Air Force pilots held since the 1960s and other POWs learned they had built up sizable overseas pay while in captivity. Some received up to 100000, but will only access about 250 casual pay until return. Officials urge patience and tax relief considerations.
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Clark Field PX
Lorren H. Torrleson
Carmichael
Calif
Clark
Department of Labor
Washington
Defense Department
Air Force
County adds two trucks for asphalt patching on roads
County engineer Robert Lister says two more trucks are hired to patch county roads. The new fleet is currently working on John Brown Highway and Lane-Rantoul road, with work planned soon on the road north of Pomona.
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Robert Lister
John Brown
Rantoul
Pomona
Lister
Funeral services for Bessie Hoopes set Thursday
Funeral services for Bessie Hoopes will be at Richter United Methodist Church at 11:00 AM Thursday with Rev. Gene Damewood officiating. Interment follows at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Friends may call at the funeral home until 9:00 AM Thursday. The family will meet with friends Wednesday evening at 7:30 PM at the church.
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Carl Hoopes
Bessie Hoopes
Richter United Methodist Church
Gene Damewood
Woodlawn
Pomona
Lawrence Henry Shepoiser
Ottawa University
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Henry 4. Roberts Jr
Linwood
Geneva
Lowe
Lamb-Roberts
Vern Casts Critical Eye on Landlords
Atty. Gen. Vern Miller filed suit against Ridglea Apartments owners David G. Kitzenger and Laverna M. Kitzenger of Albuquerque for alleged violations of the Kansas Buyers Protection Act over security deposits. The petition seeks a full accounting of deposits from Ridglea tenants in the last two years, a separate escrow for deposits, and immediate refunds to tenants entitled under their leases.
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Topeka, Kan
Attorney General
Vern Miller
Consumer Protection Division
Lawrence
David G. Kitzenger
Laverna M. Kitzenger
Albuquerque
N. M
Ridglea
Miller
Area Students to Prep Festival at District Speech Meet
Williamsburg High School students took part in the District Speech and Drama Festival at Emporia State. Winners earned ratings with several receiving first and second classifications for various performances and interpretations. A separate note discusses tenancy deposits with withheld portions and a court injunction request, cited by Lance W. Burr of the Consumer Protection Division as a landmark landlord tenant action.
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Mark L. O'Banion
Pomona High School
Kansas State Department of Education
Mark O'Banion
Pomona Rfd 2
Kansas State University
Williamsburg High School
Emporia State
Glenn McClure
Elaine Neal
Donna Crabb
Catherine Collins
Mary Mulcahey
Lea Reekie
Miller
Lance W. Burr
Attorney General
Consumer Protection Division
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Wright
W. 3Rd
The
Kansas Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses Inc
Highland Manor Hotel
Great Bend
Eagles Lodge
Dewey Richardson
Charles A
Bud” Beeman
Ottawa City Commission
Pol. Adv
Bill Wallace
John Sheldon
R & J Income Tax Service
4Th and Main
S. Main
VFW
Ottawa
Adv
Audit Tax Service, Inc
Fred Zook
Pol
the Daily Report
Kansas City
Darin Bitts
Wellsville Rfd
Richard White
Oak
Anna Hackler
Ruth Brady
W. 7Th
Edna K. Herring
Melvern
Harold R. Whittle
Baldwin
Duane Jones
S. Ash
Shirley Flory
Pomona Rfd
Floyd Jacob
N. Cherry
Steven Shelton
Wellsville Rfc
Rock
Terry Messenhimer
Hubbard Lumber Co. Inc
John Anthony McIntosh
Franklin Savings Association
Frank J. Thayer
Lillian G. Thayer
Interstate Securities No. 2, Inc
State Department of Social Welfare of Kansas
Theodore B. Crumm
Hazel L. Crumm
Probate
Stephen Loyd Chapman
Sara’ Jean’ Church
Beirut
Lebanon
Anwar Sadat
Aziz Sidky
Wall Street
Maj
Terry J. Uyeyama
Austin
Tex
Memoriam
Gaunt
Clifford Gaunt
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lawrence Henry Sheboiteed
Ottawa, Kansas
2Nd St
Coronado
Agnes Showalter
Owner
Auds
Ratliff
Clyde Boots
Vern
Iola
Colony
Bert Davis
Ford Tractor
S.W
Ford
J.D. H
J.D
Woods
Bel Air
National Cabinet
Carnival
Western Field
Colt
Harold A. Davis
Bud Butts
Jerry Ellis
Allen County State Bank
Ecsersreseeere
Lodge
R.A.M
Franz A. Aubry
H.P
Gerald B. Harford
Sec'y. WW
Audit Tax Service
North Main
Ringo
Topeka
M&f
H.C. Talley Acme Quality
CST
Olson
Federal Machine Corporation
Des Moines
Iowa
Parmalee
King
R.N
Orchard Lane
Baldwin City
Stephens
Fuller Brush Company
Ablem
General Services
Wade Lee Mace
Lloyd McClure
Pickering Piano Service
J. W. Taylor
Larry Brown
Osawatomie
Bennie Stinson
A& G Roofing CO
Kansasland Packing
East Dundee
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Lyndon
Bill Pahtman
A. K. Watts
Linda Richardson
West Wilson
Myers Auction CO
Franklin County Sale Co
John Morton
Maple
Charles Rhoads
Kathryn MecClure
West 7Th
Jack Nelson
Ottawa Herald
Tucker
Otasco
Rigid Form Inc
Stan Nichols
Budge’s Hardware
Budge’s
Williamson and Company
RCA TV
Glenn Flora
Franklin County
Sal
Tg&y
Walt’s Hardware
America
Evia
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