Infant Quintin Elder laid to rest in graveside service
Private graveside services for Quintin DeWayne Elder infant son of Barry and family were held at Highland Cemetery with Rev Kenneth Hennessey officiating. The infant was stillborn at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Surviving are parents and extended relatives including grandparents and great grandparents.
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Quintin DeWayne Elder
Barry Elder
Cypress
Highland Cemetery
Kenneth Hennessey
Dengel and Son
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jack Elder
King
William J. Goins
Elm
Russell Geiber
Kansas City
Kan
Tom Elder
Ottawa
Herman, Goins
Garnett
Bennett Weighs Court Test Over PostAdjournment Action
Gov. Bennett said he will likely seek a friendly court test to decide if he can act on bills after sine die adjournment. He noted delays in enrolling and printing, citing he had four days to study massive bills after adjournment and wrote vetoes Monday night. A separate item reports Nutcracker sets a New York box office record with 21,836 attendees and $193,043 in six days at the State Theater.
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Topeka Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
Kansas
Sinc
Supreme Court
NEW York
New York City Ballet
New York State Theater
State Theater
Local Briefs and Honors Across Kansas and Missouri
Mrs H L Bachelor of Overbrook entered Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka on Wednesday. Harold Robertson of Richmond, after surgery Tuesday, is in room 567 Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City MO. WHE board of Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce meets at noon next Tuesday at Ottawa Country Club. Effie Jones Memorial Scholarships go to Shirley Anstaett Delores Anstaett Lyndon Jo Ann Greenwood Overbrook and Diane Wigger Vassar for study at the University of Kansas. George Smail Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Small 721 N King is a staff sergeant at McConnell AFB Wichita supervising supply systems with the 381st squadron which earned the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award.
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Osage City
Richmond
Miller United Methodist Church
Eskridge
Hirst
Kansas City
Partridge
Miller
Carrie Hobson
Harold Hirst
Lawrence
Darald Hirst
Overland Park
Austin
Harold Robertson
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Country Club
University of Kansas
Shirley Anstaett
Delores Anstaett
Lyndon
Jo Ann Greenwood
Overbrook
Diane Wigger
Vassar
George Smail Jr
George Small
N. King
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
381St
U.S. Air Force
COL Hike Imminent
Washington AP reports a sharp April rise in wholesale prices driven by a 4.2 percent jump in farm prices and a 1.9 percent rise in processed foods. Industrial prices rose 0.3 percent, signaling broader inflation concerns and noting steel and other product price increases yet to come. The Ford administration cautions that the first quarter slowdown in inflation may not continue.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Millionaires Avoid Taxes Says IRS in 1974 Report
Five millionaires and more than 3,000 Americans with incomes of 50 000 or more paid no federal income tax in 1974 according to a preliminary IRS report. Some 244 individuals with more than 200 000 adjusted gross income paid no tax, though 1,128 earned over 1 million and paid an average 49.2 percent. The IRS noted many tax-exempt and deduction items can obscure true liability and will audit 200,000-plus earners with zero tax.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Reagan Sees Path to First Ballot Victory at GOP Convention
Reagan said his delegate strength has grown beyond Ford after three Tuesday primary wins and now believes he can win on the first ballot at the Republican National Convention. He urged supporters at Shreveport airport that Carter would face the strongest challenge from Reagan and that Carter would likely prefer Ford as an opponent to highlight government issues.
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Shreveport
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Public Safety Department reshapes leadership roles
Espinosa to oversee police related activities including patrol and investigations. Diamond will manage general services and communications and records divisions. Cross training for former policemen to firefighting duties, with Shutt supervising drivers engineers and 24 hour shifts. Captains Bowling Mason DeLaTorre to lead patrol investigative and fire prevention duties. Total 37 public safety positions, pay scales aligned with prior roles. Skiles promoted to director with 16 440 annual pay. Espinosa and Diamond retain 11964 and 13464 respectively. Community support urged as new department aims for improved total public service.
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Skiles
Diamond
Espinosa
General Services
Daryl Shutt
Fire Department
Shutt
Jim Richardson
Police Department
Richardson
Bill Mason
Charles Bowling
Tony DeLaTorre
Mason
Franklin County Law Enforcement Center
Public Safety Department
Ad Briefs Bake sale and free concert in town
Bethany Chapel hosts a bake sale at Alco starting 9 30 with proceeds for Mother’s Day. Ottawa University Jazz Ensemble offers a free 12 30 to 1 30 Saturday concert in South Pence’s Parking Lot. Dairy Queen runs a Mother’s Day strawberry shortcake special Sunday only. Debbie Hermreck to work at Beautyland starting May 6 call 242 4347. Grass seed specials at Willis Garden Center and New Penn-Lawn Creeping Fescue deals. May specials at Scott’s Drive-In 10 hamburgers for 1 60. Be Kind to Mother bake sale by Silver Leaf 4 H Club on May 8.
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Ottawa University
South Pence’s
Debbie Hermreck
Beautyland
Willis Garden Center
Bake Sale
Butler Music
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