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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1973

Page

3

Roy Scott to Fill Lane Mayoral Post

Roy Scott says he will fill the Lane mayoral post after Glen Post resigns for personal reasons. He plans to appoint a new council member at the June 4 meeting and notes he has only been a councilman for two weeks. The resignation follows a decision to hire Ottawa Police Reserves to patrol Lane four nights weekly, a move welcomed by most residents.

Lane Roy Scott Glen Post Post Scott Ottawa Police Wendell Lewis Ottawa Police Reserves Ottawa

Felt to retire from FBI after 38 years of service

W Mark Felt, acting associate director of the FBI, announced plans to retire June 22 after 38 years with the bureau. Former Kansas City head Felt, 59, refuted reports of unhappiness over Nixon naming William Ruckelshaus as acting FBI chief, stating in his resignation letter hopes for continued FBI standards.

Mark Felt Federal Bureau of Investigation Felt Kansas City FBI Nixon William Ruckelshaus Ruckelshaus Lake City Washington Shawnee Mission East High School L. Patrick Gray Hoover Gray

Eban urges negotiations for Middle East peace at Washburn

Israel Foreign Minister Abba Eban told a Topeka audience that Israel must keep military strength to preserve balance yet long term peace hinges on negotiations with Arab states. He warned dialogue is lacking in the region and cautioned doubts exist about U S and Red China talks. Eban cited territory essential for security and avoiding new wars after the 1967 war.

Topeka Kan Israel Abba Eban Middle East Eban U.S Red China Oscar S. Stauffer Stauffer Publications Inc Washburn University

Intramural Program Attracts Youngsters

Wellsville elementary students join a funded intramural program after school and noon hour activities run by Randall Renaud and Dale Thompson. The 1972 fall program proved popular with fifth through eighth graders and the spring lineup features track, volleyball, softball, tether ball and horseshoes. Participation stays voluntary with about half of eligible youth taking part, and plans for a ping pong tournament and possible summer program funding are discussed.

Joan Istas Wellsville Randall Renaud Renaud Dale Thompson

Food purchases fall as military cuts curb consumption

Washington reports sharp U.S. military personnel cutbacks reduced farm food commodities usage by 19 percent in 1972, shrinking the armed services share of total food consumption to 0.9 percent from 1.1 percent. The Economic Research Service warned 1973 buying may stay lower than 1972, though higher prices could offset the effect.

Washington U.S Armed Services Economic Research Service

Shortage Of Cars To Carry Wheat Topeka Kansas

Kansas officials warn of a potential rail car shortage as the 344 million bushel wheat crop nears market, with the Kansas Corporation Commission chair calling it the season's most serious. A AR spokesman in Washington says the Gulf port backlog is improving, and wheat shipments to the Soviet Union have declined. The report also notes U S military food purchases and consumption trends since 1944 and provides detailed 1972 beef, pork, poultry, dairy, fruit, vegetables, and wheat flour figures.

Topeka Kan Kansas Corporation Commission Dale E. Saffels Saffels George Stafford Interstate Commerce Commission Kansas Association of American Railroads Washington Gulf Ports Soviet Union USDA U.S Southeast Asia

Probate Court notices descent of Elsie Gault estate Richmond area

First published notice filed May 5 1973 and published May 19 1973 in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court. Iwalani Morenson heir seeks determination of descent of multiple Franklin County real estate parcels including Richmond city blocks and Brown subdivision tracts totaling about 4.33 acres. The hearing will determine ownership among heirs at law in listed lots and sections.

Franklin County Kansas Elsie M. Gault Towit Homestead City of Richmond

Notice of Appointment in Luella Henning Estate

In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court issues notice to creditors heirs and others regarding the estate of Luella Henning deceased case number 17 615. C W Henning appointed and qualified as Executor on May 8 1973 and creditors must file demands within six months from first publication or be barred. Dated Ottawa Kansas May 12 1973. Co W Henning Executor. Attest First Nat Bank Bldg Ottawa Kansas 66067 Atty for Executor.

State of Kansas Franklin County Luella Henning Anderson County Kansas C. W. Henning WII Ottawa Co. W. Henning

Property of Elsie M. Gault Assessed in Kansas Probate

The SEC of Section 23 Township 19 South Range 18 East in Anderson County Kansas, and all real and personal offers owned by Elsie M. Gault at her death, require written defenses by May 30 1973 at 10 00 am in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. If defenses fail a judgment will be entered. Petitioner is Watanal R Mortenson.

Anderson County Kansas Elsie M. Gault Ottawa Franklin County R. Mortenson

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