Let's Play Chess Teachings From Knights Progress Tour
Tournament scores from Ottawa Library Knights Progress Chess Tournament Tuesday list white and black players with win loss and point totals. Players include David Wesner 2-0-1245 Lou Reynolds 2-4-8 Alan Heinlein 2-1-8 Motoi Satomi 0-2-8 Albert Unruh 0-2-7 Tom Paxson 1-2-5144 Scott Paulger 24-5 and Paul Shuman 0-2-2.
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Ottawa
David Wesner
Lou Reynolds
Alan Heinlein
Motoi Satomi
Deaths Of Lawmen Increase
Washington AP reports a total of 132 local, state, and federal law enforcement officers were slain in the line of duty in the United States last year, up from 130 in 1973. Most were killed with firearms, including 95 by handguns, with 29 during disturbance calls, 28 during arrests for non robbery crimes, and 33 while investigating robberies and burglaries.
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Washington
United States
FBI
Skunk Run Book Sale Sunday At Ottawa Library Lawn
The annual Skunk Run Book Sale, sponsored by Friends of the Library, gathers May 18 at noon on the Ottawa Library lawn. Thousands of books and magazines, cookies, plants, puzzles, games, and iced tea will be offered. Friends members may join. gifts funded library programs and equipment, plus thousands of volunteer hours, reflect the sale’s success and community support.
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Friends of the Library
Ottawa
Friends of the Library Organization
Friends
Sadat Pursues Arab Unity Amid Syria Iraq Rift
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat heads to Baghdad and Damascus to avert a break in ties over Euphrates water shares amid mounting Arab tensions. Syria demands Iraq close its Damascus center, while Iraq accuses Damascus of limiting flow, as Arab League mediation fails. Sadat seeks broader backing for Israeli withdrawal and Sinai peace.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Iraq
Baghdad
Damascus
Euphrates River
Sadat
Middle East
Amman
Baath Socialist Party
Syrian Airlines
Iraqi Airways
Mustapha Tlass
Euphrates
Tabka
Sinai Desert
Landmark Budget Move Sets Spending Ceiling for 1976
Washington AP reports the congressional budget resolution sets a 967 billion dollar spending ceiling and an 68.6 billion dollar deficit for fiscal year 1976. It reallocates 4.6 billion from military and foreign aid to domestic programs, guiding future money bills without presidential action. The plan seeks 1.5 million more jobs by next year and a jobless rate near 7.5 percent, though Ford’s figures suggest higher deficits and unemployment. A second resolution is due in September to address any gaps between target and actual appropriations.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Congressional
Ford
Sheriff Sale Notice in Ottawa Kansas 1975
Rex Bowling sheriff announces a sheriff s sale on June 12 1975 at 10 00 a m at the west door of the courthouse Ottawa Kansas Franklin County for Lots 10 and 12 Block 25 City of Ottawa following an order of sale against Gladys Paul and Franklin Savings Association with four months redemption available real estate to be sold without appraisal to satisfy the court order
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Ovi
Gladys Paul
Franklin Savings Association
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kaneda
Offae
Kansas
Wits
Rex Bowling
Lodge Notice for Tancred Commandery No. 11 KT Stated Conclave
Tancred Commandery No 11 KT announces a Stated Conclave on Thursday May 15 at 7 30 p m Practice for PA NCES Degrees Wear uniforms Lodges notices refer to special discount rates available and one inch insertions in notices
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Jesse J Heldner
Probate Court in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas to hear petition by Lloyd L Heldner Executor to settle account close administration and discharge executor. Defenses due May 20 1975 at 10 00 am in court. Attorneys Robert A Anderson Anderson Byrd Richeson Ottawa Kansas 66067.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Jesse J. Heldner
Ottawa
Robert A. Anderson Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
P.O. Box
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Heinlein
Alan
OTA Com
Arab League
Kuwait
Sheik Sabah Salem al Sabah
Israel
Merle Paul
Gryan Kelly
Ottawa Lodge No
A.f.&am
Cat
Masonic Temple
Jofn L. Hackett
Clarenté & Rea, Séc'y
Alm
Harry Brink, H.P
Kenneth F. Liégerot
Sec’y
Ottawa Council
R.&s.m
Benjamin Carter
J.M
Kenneth F. Liegerot
Requericy
Phil King
Pomona
Jonathan Todd
E.C
Rec
Ottawa Herald
Herald
I.D
Raney- Reynolds Drugs
City of
The
Ottawa Water Department
Preg
Groun
Folger's
Great Northern
Bluestem
Musselmans Applesauce
Jiffy
Fairmaid
Stokely
Folger's Coffee
Carton
Lloyd L. Helaner
Ccal
Jake Ralston
Sales
Princeton Road
E. Wilson
Jaycees
Jaycee Jaynes
Kissinger
Elm
South Elm
Massasoit
Avon
South
Hickory
South Main
S-Family
North Poplar
Pomona City Park
Cherry
Chihuahua
15Th
Reward
Bob
John Haddock Ford
Lawrence
Berico Industries
Waverly
Bud Smith
Honda
N. Main
Arly Alien
Allen Press
New Hampshire Street
ECKAN
General Services
Lane
Jackson Roofing Company
North Main
Centropolis
GEM
Mark
Pat
Randel
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