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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1978

Page

7

Skunk Run Book Sale at Ottane Library This Sunday

The Ottane library hosts a community event Sunday May 21 from noon to 4 pm featuring a book sale with entertainment and refreshments. New arrivals include On Photography by Susan Sontag The Last Caravan by Thurston Clarke Compromising Positions by Susan Isaacs The Tangent Factor by Lawrence Sanders Scribble Scribble by Nora Ephron.

Susan Sontag Thurston Clarke Susan Isaacs Judith Singer Juan Judith Lawrence Sanders Peter Tangent Nora Ephron

Bennett Seeks Federal Action Over Rail Car Shortage

Gov. Robert F. Bennett urged a Senate subcommittee to force railroads to assign at least 50 percent of hopper cars to grain shipments amid a 30,000 to 35,000 car shortage. He warned of penalties on delayed contracts, price cuts by elevators, and broader farm hardship without quick meatures. He proposed ICC reinstatement, daily incentive charges for slow car returns, and looser CCC loan rules for grain storage credits.

Washington Robert F. Bennett U.S. Senate Kansas Senate Agriculture Subcommittee Bennett Topeka Kansas State University Interstate Commerce Commission Commodity Credit Corporation Midwest

Garnett Educator Claron Cole to Retire After 42 Years

Garnett High School principal Claron Cole will retire after 42 years in Anderson County education. A 2 to 4 p.m. reception at Garnett High School gym Sunday honors Cole after a 20 year stint as principal.

Claron Cole Garnett Anderson County Garnett High School Cole

HEDGEWOOD dinner special and local meeting notices

Hedgewood restaurant advertises a four percent broasted chicken dinner with a second dinner for 99 cents, available Monday to Friday 4 to 10 p.m. and Saturday Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. west of Pomona Dam entrance. Ottawa ACLD urges parents and professionals to attend a Wednesday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church. United States government bonds offer 8 percent interest with a $5,000 minimum through Edward D. Jones Ottawa 242-1088. Franklin County offers musk thistle chemicals on a cost sharing basis at the County Maintenance Yard W. 19th Street Ottawa, 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday.

Hedgewood Restaurant Pomona Dam Ottawa Acld Wed Elliott First Baptist Church United States Michael J. Esser Edward D. Jones & Co Franklin County Chemical Barn W. 19Th Street

FRANKLIN COUNTY ADMISSIONS DISMISSALS AND ARREST REPORTS

Franklin County reports list admissions and dismissals, including Walter Gravenstein Janet Lucas Roger Comstock Rachel Hubbard and Mrs. Lawrence Tussing. Also covers Monday accidents near Richmond and South Pence parking lot, plus a 28 year old arrest for failure to appear. Includes arraignments for Kurt Revewall, a truancy and runaway referrals, forgery note, and AP cattle hogs prices and quotes for Tuesday markets.

Walter Gravenstein S. Elm Janet Lucas Cleveland Roger Comstock Quenemo Rachel Hubbard N. Cedar Lawrence Tussing Ottawa Franklin County Sheriff's Department Richmond Alice J. Batchelor Rita Sue van, Loeden Department of Public Safety Franklin County Juvenil North Pence’ I GA Peoples National Bank Bonnie Bergdahl

Budget Fight Looms as Senate Plan Heads to House

A 498.8 billion dollar Senate budget for fiscal 1979 advances amid House opposition from liberals aiming to curb defense and conservatives seeking deeper cuts elsewhere. The plan, with a projected 50.9 billion dollar deficit, includes a 10.4 billion tax cut for calendar year and a 15 billion dollar fiscal year impact. Also, three Garnett area artists win prizes at a county arts festival with over 100 exhibitors, including Rick Hoffman and Bob Cramer.

Washington Senate House Edmund S. Muskie Maine Senate Budget Committee Harry F. Byrd I-Va Carter Anderson County Garnett American Association of University Women Vicki Whitacre Pomona Rick Hoffman Paola Bob Cramer, Garnett

Industry Rebounds as April Output Rises 1.1 Percent

The Federal Reserve reports a 1.1 percent rise in industrial production in April with broad gains in autos, business equipment, and metals. Auto assemblies climbed six percent to a 9.8 million units annual rate, reflecting ongoing recovery from winter and the coal strike.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Lake Players Set Full Slate At Vassar Playhouse

The Lake Pomona area schedule lists Fiddler on the Roof at Vassar Playhouse starting June 6, with six nights a week until July 2, plus Come Back Little Sheba and East Lynne in July. The Showboat offers Dames at Sea June 8 and a season of Ring Around the Rogers and South Pacific, with barbershop quartet acts and four-night weekly cruises priced for adults and children. Reservations urged. four show dates sold out. contact Vassar Playhouse and Showboat in Vassar, Kansas.

Jay Bemis Vassar Playhouse Lake Pomona Playhouse William Inge Fiddler Jerry Beck Sheldon Harnick Russia Ametevka Tevye Zero Mostel Vassar Lakeside Players Haimsohn East Lynne Henry Wood Isabel Little Sheba University of Kansas Doc Lola Sidney Blackmer Shirley Booth South Pacific James A. Michener U. S Rogers John L Lela Rogers Bruce Veda Rogers Lakeside Players Stock Company Ginger Rogers Ottawa Darrell McCune Dale Fox Bob Green Mike Eseer Kan

KU Graduation Set With 3100 Students Monday

Lawrence University of Kansas will graduate about 3100 students next Monday with commencement at 6 p.m. in Memorial Stadium. Ottawa, Pomona, Richmond, Wellsville, Williamsburg, Garnett, Lyndon, and OHS areas are represented among the graduates including Constance Betz Debbie Blakeley Glenda Hill Kenton Hodges Rita Jackson Mary McLeary Jewel Scott Deborah Sellers Kristi Swezey Carol Underwood Douglas Wier Mary Winter Winton Winter Thomas Nitcher Raymond Purcell Richard Lyon Robert Lyon Diane Funk Paula Helm Willard Ransom Rita Debrick Michael Doering Thomas Dougherty Shirley Anstaett and others. The Ottawa High School String Orchestra will also perform a spring concert Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the OHS Cyclone Room featuring Bach Brandenburg No 3 Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Hindemith Five Pieces for String Orchestra Bartok Romanian Folk Dances with David Snyder and Wes Wilson leading.

Lawrence University of Kansas Memorial Stadium Ottawa Constance Lee Betz Debbie D. Blakeley Glenda S. Hill Kenton H. Hodges Rita Jackson Mary G. McLeary Jewel Scott Deborah Callaway Sellers Kristi L. Swezey Carol Underwood Douglas 5. Wier Mary E. Winter Winton Winter Pomona Thomas L. Nitcher Raymond A. Purcell Richmond Richard E. Lyon Robert A. Lyon Wellsville Diane 8 Funk Paula Helm BSJ Williamsburg Willard S. Ransom Garnett Rita B. Debrick BSN Michael D. Doering Jan Thomas Dougherty Lyndon Shirley J. Anstaett BSW Ottawa High School String Orchestra OHS Bach Mozart Hindemith Bartok David

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