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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1980

Page

6

Count Your Kid In Clinic Promises Free Preschool Screenings

The Count Your Kid In clinic on April 15 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at First United Methodist Church will offer free screenings for preschool children birth to five in sight, hearing, motor development and learning. Sponsored by the State Education Department and USD 290, the program provides parents with developmental guidance and confidential results shared with the school district. For information call Carolyn Newmaster or use the toll free number 1 800 362 2211.

First United Methodist Fourth Hickory State Education Department U.S.D Carolyn Newmaster State Department of Education

Mefford Recreation Center suit seeks dismissal and suppression

Civil case in District Court seeks to close Mefford Recreation Center over alleged obscene materials seized by the Department of Public Safety. Mefford denies knowledge of the nude photographs, argues Fourth Amendment violations, and asks for dismissal or suppression. Motions set for 10 a.m. Wednesday. a jury trial date awaits civil outcome. Also reports a carryover injury case from a three car crash at Seventh and Willow with a hospital admission and two minor injuries.

Mefford Recreation Center Second Cedar Streets Thomas Gleason Jr Kansas Jim Clark Franklin County Mike Mefford Department of Public Safety DPS Mefford COF Services Franklin County Mental Rehabilitation Facility Gleason Clark Mike

Local Post Office Tire Slashing Raises Alarm in Paola

Six tires on five vehicles connected to the Paola post office were slashed overnight, the third such incident in three days. Postmaster Ed Gardner said mail delivery proceeded, with three of the cut tires from PAOLA, Kansas, identified, and a total loss estimated around 180 to 200 dollars, though repairs may reduce costs to about 70 dollars. A separate case tied to a 34-year-old Paola man, Larry Gene Ulery, charged with second degree murder in a 1977 stabbing, was reported by police.

Ed Gardner Fourth and Hickory Streets Mike Esser E. 5Th Kevin S. Schuler S. Cedar Gardner PAOLA Kan

Death notices and local incident roundup in Ottawa

Obituary notices for James Cash Salmon 74 of 1110 Willow died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital with service Tuesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Graveside for Miss Mary Edith Fowler 71 Atlantic formerly Ottawa. Rev. Hamm to officiate. Mrs. Herbert Caswell 82 Fordland Mo former Ottawan dies. Infant Nathan Jeffrey Novick son of McAdoo and Novick Emporia dies. Admissions and dismissals at local hospitals, births, thefts, vandalisms, arrests for DWI, burglaries, fires, and a series of traffic accidents with multiple injuries and damages. Quotations for Friday’s commodities reported.

James C. Salmon James Cash Salmon Willow Ransom Memorial Hospital Lamb-Roberts Funeral Highland Cemetery Harold Dungan First Christian Church American Cancer Society Mary Edith Fowler Atlantic Iowa Ottawa Council Bluffs Clarence H. Hamm Miss Fowler Morganville Heritage House Retirement Home Methodist Church Helen Utt Phoenix, Ariz Ruth Hamm Plains Herbert Caswell Fordland Tany County Missouri Kansas Charles Caswell California Ronnie Caswell Rosemary Caswell Colorado Springs Julia Jones Cora Ragains Nathan J. Novick Nathan Jeffrey Novick Jeffrey Paul McAdoo Wendy Novick Emporia Lamb-Roberts Clyde Greisen Nathan Sharron Novick Robert Graham Brookside Lane Leonard Matteson N. Mulberry Elvet Sanders Williamsburg Robin Wadkins W. 7Th Laraine Dunn Angela Miller S. Cherry Clara Gibson N. Oak Viona Robe Michael Rockers Greeley Robert Stan Dunn St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Judy Haas Pomona Delfino Larios Jr S. Elm Arthur Barnett S. Hickory Meriel Patrick Jason Patterson Quenemo Richard Franklin Osawatomie John Dennis Wellsville Lyle Parks Salmon Harold E. Dungan Highlane Novick Nathan Petfrey Novick Jeffrey McAdoo Aoe Greisen Fowler

Easter Sunday Closure Notices and Local Ads

QUEEN'S Carry-Out will be closed Easter Sunday. Municipal Auditorium box office hours noted. An offer promises a pre-owned color TV for $200 from Action Appliance and TV. Voters urged to vote No on sheriff proposition. Franklin County Noxious Weed Dept opens for chemical sales 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mon-Fri at county yard. Spring sale at Butler Hanes Florist with Calceolaria discounts. $100 off Aliens 7 horsepower Rocket tiller at Budge's Hardware. Freezer beef halves or quarters, $1.25 per pound from Stinson Processing. Don's Shoe and Boot Repair closes Apr 1, reopens Apr 10. Easter lace egg demonstration Apr 1 at Turner's Tele Shop.

Health News Physician Prescribes Manipulation For Low Back Pain

Column by Ben Zinser reports on spine manipulation as a treatment for back pain. British orthopedic authority Dr James Henry Cyriax criticizes doctors for ignoring manipulation, citing low surgery rates and widespread backache.

Ben Zinser Long Beach California Los Angeles Times Anaheim California Medical Association James Henry Cyriax CMA Cyriax Great Britain United States Britain England Larry J. Matney D.C Matney Chiropractic S. Main Ottawa Kansas

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