News Briefs from Ottawa area and beyond
C A Severns of Richmond admitted to Anderson County Hospital room 116 after Monday intake. A training session at 4 48 p m Thursday features Frank Horaks of the Franklin County Mental Health Clinic. Rhonda Heilman of Pomona received an Emporia State College business administration award. Ottawa Junior High eighth and ninth grade vocalists present a concert at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the auditorium, with a 25 cent admission and reception to follow. A white ribbon recruit will meet at 9 30 a m Thursday at the Community Revival Center Church. Beverly O Connor of Wellsville is recovering after open heart surgery and is in Room 730 at St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City Mo. Bridge winners at the Elks Club: North South first Mrs Jesse Gilmore and Mrs Lyle Hanes. second Doris Peters and Helga Kersh. East West first Jim Donovan and Halachi Bruch. second Don Treffinger and Lyle Hanes. Vienna dispatch reports Cardinal Mindszenty, 63, former primate of the Hungarian Catholic Church, described as a bitter anti communist figure, dies after long refugee status in the United States mission in Budapest. He was jailed for life by Communists in 1949 for resisting the Red takeover.
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The
Elks Club
Jesse Gilmore
Lyle Hanes
Doris Peters
Helga Kersh
Jim Donovan
Halachi Bruch
Don ‘Treffinger
Vienna
Austria
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
di Rs
Daday
Othe Pd Service
Cardinal Mindazenty
United States
Budapest
Red
OU Opera to stage The Mikado with Japanese experts
Ottawa University presents The Mikado May 9 to 11 with two Tokyo students aiding costume and stage direction. Satoru Wada and wife Itsuko from Tokyo assist with costumes makeup and authentic manners. Itsuko teaches bowing walking laughing and acting as in 19th century Japan, while stressing differences from Chinese attire and showing proper traditional seating and gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lambert
Ottawa University
Japan
Satoru Wada
Itauko
Tokyo
Mike Ryou
Mi Shecfeld
Whien
Boston
Fee Hikes Loom In California Medical Crisis
Northern California doctors warn of fee hikes up to 40 percent as a partial practice boycott enters its sixth day. Hospitals consider shutdowns. many physicians quit rather than pay soaring malpractice premiums, with some planning 10 to 12 percent office visit increases and anesthesiologists charging about 75 dollars more per case. Argonaut Insurance lapse has limited services across eight counties, threatening private hospitals with further losses and layoffs.
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San Francisco
Calif
California
Bruce Anderson
Alameda- Contra Costa Medical Association
A. H. White
Marin County Medical Society
John Ogden
Hospital Council of
Northern California
Marin
Contra Costa
Alameda
Argonaut
Ogden
Two Vehicle Collisions Reported in Ottawa Area
Ottawa police logged a series of two vehicle crashes including a 5:06 p.m. hit by a vehicle driven by David Keller on a Nayrea Fowler parked car at Pence's North Grocery, no citations. Earlier crashes occurred at Second and Main and 15th and Main with drivers Cleo Wood Gayla Shutt Charles Rhoades III Emerson Max. no citations reported. Also notices of funerals for William E Taylor and Gerald F Walburn followed by a Kansas City livestock and New York stock market roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nayrea Fowler
Poplar
Pence
North
David Keller
Westwood
Second
Main
Ottawa
Cleo Wood
Westphalia
Gayla Shutt
15Th and
Charles Rhoades III
Wellsville
Emerson Max
Hickory
Americans See Mixed Signals as Economy Fairing
A Presh report notes March retail debt easing and April auto sales lag as imports rise, with foreign car share hitting a record 21.4 percent. Greenspan upbeat on economy while stock averages climb, and Virginia ports show foreign trade value at $3 billion in early 1974, up 53.7 percent from 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Hlarké
Alan Greenspan
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Virginia Ports
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Division of Industrial Development
Kansas Guard Summer Camp Moves to Minnesota
The Kansas National Guard will hold its summer camp at Camp Ripley in Minnesota instead of Ft. Chaffee Arkansas due to Ft. Chaffee housing Vietnamese refugees. Camp runs May 20 to June 15, 1975, with 1976 dates identical. Tax rebates may boost spending while savings rise. housing shows strength in single family sales. The American Supermarket Institute reports 4.1 percent return on assets last year, up from 2.5 percent in 1973, as higher prices lift 1974 retail sales by 16.4 percent.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Edward Fry
American Supermarket Institute
Institute
Willard R. Bishop Jr
Fortune Magazine
Ottawa Little Symphony Spring Concert at OU Chapel
The Ottawa Little Symphony directed by Bill Kloster will perform on May 19 at 8 p.m. in the Ottawa University Chapel. Program includes Haydn Serenade, Dvorak Serenade, Britten Les Bromanien and Omanian Dances. Soloist Beth Kloster, a local elementary teacher, and no admission charge. Contributions may be sent to Box 555, Ottawa.
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Ottawa Little Symphony
Ottawa University Chapel
Bill Kloster
Haydn
Dvorak
Britten
Ktok
Beth Kloster
Ottawa
Franklin County Officials Named in Half Million Lawsuit
The Franklin County Commissioners, Jack Davis, Victor Warren, and Joe Ferns, were named along with officials and lawyers in a federal case filed by Brian Taylor, ex Ottawa Police officer, seeking 100000 dollars in actual damages and 400000 dollars in punitive damages for alleged assault in February. They must respond within 20 days and plan no immediate steps. The board also approved standardizing jail alarm panels to accept any brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Federal District Court
Kansas City
Jack Davis
Victor Warren
Joe Ferns
Mike Nichols
Robert Pinet
Mike Latimer
James Allen
Michael Allen
Brian Taylor
Ottawa Police Ment
Merle Norman Cosmetics opens at 113 West 2nd
Ad brief notes Merle Norman Cosmetics now at 113 West 2nd offering free cosmetic lessons and samples with appointment line 242-4685. Also announces Grand Prize winner George Earthman of 620 East 6th Ottawa. SPECIAL Mother's Day and Graduation cards at Book Store 118 West 3rd. BEAUCEANT Garage sale Wed 103 S Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Norman
West 2Nd
Fulton Furniture
George Earthman
Ottawa
West 3Rd
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C. A. Severns
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Frank Horaks
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
S. Main
Rhonda Heilman
Pomona
Business
Division of Business and Business Education
Emporia State College
Ottawa Junior High
White Ribbon
Community Revival Center Church
Beverly O‘connor
St. Luke's Hospital
Mindszenty
Itsuxo
Itsuko
Satoru
William Taylor
William E. Taylor
Dengel and Son Mortuary
the Daily Report
Richmond Cemetery
R. B. Shoemaker
Paola
Bert Detwiler
Rich Sturtz
Donald Lowe
Gary Mason
Dennis Shurtz
Jim Trowbridge
Tom Aydukovich
Gerald Walburn
Gerald F. Walburn
Damron-Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Vfw
Fred Gibson
Melvin Clevenger
David Bettge
Francis Golden
Maurice Ponton
Clarence Johnson
Harry Smith
Clarence Ransom
Kenneth Cordle
Wesley Burgoon
Wall Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Times Mirror
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
G.G. Labelle
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
Washington
Greenspan
Kansas
Guard
Green Acree
Pomona Dam
Mother
Taylor
Rex Bowling
Fred Espinogs
Robert Mills
Lloyd Robbins Sr
Robbins
Ad Briefs
Budge’s
Hereford Inn
Beauceant Garage Sale
S. Locust
Dannwon
North Main
Totower
Ateo
Harriett M. Horrell
Tremont
Wichita
Damron Towner Chapel
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch Galen Gentry
Doe Ferns
Janice Damron
Marge Miller
Rena Towner
Dorothy Reams
June Butler
Butler-Hanes Florists
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