Ford urges renewed national purpose at Penn commencement
President Ford addressed 17,000 graduates in Philadelphia urging a renewed sense of national purpose to honor the nation’s 200th birthday. He linked current challenges to the founding era and called for a renewed declaration of interdependence with the world.
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Associated Press
America
Ford
University of Pennsylvania
United States of America
Philadelphia
Civic Center
Henry M. Jackson
Sweet Briar College
Virginia
Washington
Jackson
Henry A. Kissinger
Legislators Discuss Doctor Malpractice Crisis Across States
California, Tennessee and New York lawmakers weigh solutions as hospitals suspend nonemergency care amid soaring insurance rates. In California anesthesiologists and physicians protest over triple and higher premiums. Tennessee lawmakers debate a relief bill backed by medical groups but opposed by lawyers. New York enacts final action on a crisis plan amid delayed pregnancies cited by doctors.
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Associated Press
California
Tennessee
New York
State Senate
House
Tennessee Nurses’ Association
Tennessee Medical Association
Tennessee Hospital Association
Albany
Walton Harwell
Columbia, Tenn
Grade School Art Featured at Ottawa Library Gallery
Ottawa University art education class led by Pat Wright displayed works by 28 fifth and sixth graders from Eugene Field and Garfield schools at Corner Gallery in the Ottawa Library. Weekly sessions 4 to 5 30 p.m. for six weeks covered sand cast candles macrame paper folding crayon etching magazine printing kites mobiles batiks weaving plaster carving and drawing.
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Ottawa University
Corner Gallery
Ottawa
Pat Wright
Eugene Field
Garfield
Ian Satomi
Ray Ott
John Gladman
Melissa Bell
Cindy Frank
Cheri Matney
Dana Wright
Julie Hobb
Jeff Meeker
Sara Armacost
Caroline Jones
Rabbi Cain
Vince Pugh
Lori Houdashelt
Kelley Beatty
Jennifer Hadhey
Sean Bolpe
Alvin Roberts
Margaret Lyman
Mindy Meyers
Diane Rader
Scott Reynolds
Brent Bruington
Cindy Willhite
Terry Mace
Mike Waldy
Lauri Olmsted
Jeff Wright
Bob Jones University to grant degrees to three Ottawa women
Ottawa women Vicki Strehlow Pamela Weber and Jacquelyn Weber will receive degrees from Bob Jones University in Greenville South Carolina on May 28. Strehlow will earn a bachelor of science in home economics Weber sisters will receive bachelor of arts in piano and a master of arts in piano respectively.
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Ottawa
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Vicki Strehlow
C.H. Strehlow
Apple Lane
Pamela Weber
Jacquelyn Weber
William Weber
S. Maple
Gridley Man elected commander at Kansas Legion convention
Birk of Gridley was elected commander of the American Legion of Kansas at a three day convention in Wichita with over 1,500 legionnaires in attendance. Other officers named included Paul Dahlberg as vice commander Glen Breford chaplain Woody Ridgway and Gordon Tucker as masters of arms. Grain and soybean futures opened lower on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat corn oats and soybeans showing declines in early trading.
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Wichita, Kan
Birk
Gridley
American Legion of Kansas
Paul Dahlberg
Lindsberg
Glen Breford
Holyrood
Woody Ridgway
Overland Park
Gordon Tucker
Wichita
Masters of Arms
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Local Ad Briefs Gathered From Small Town Pages
Sewing machines repaired by Dykstra contact 242-1667. Princeton dogs vaccinated May 20 at City Hall 4 to 6 PM. American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day May 24. Extra rebate offer at Fulton Furniture Ottawa up to 200 dollars plus 10 percent bonus. Canned dog food 24 cans priced at 2.49 and 5.49. Metzger Salvage ad at 109 N Main. Calvary Baptist Church work night moved to Wednesday 6 PM. Pay Herald through authorized carrier with ID. Church of Christ Gospel preaching by Paul Rogers ending soon at 903 N Poplar. Ottawa Little Symphony concert tonight at 8:15 OU Chapel.
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Paul Rogers
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
Services for Clyde W. Frazell tobe held in Topeka and Iola
Funeral services for Clyde W. Frazell 48 Topeka will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with two ministers officiating. Graveside rites follow at Highland Cemetery Iola conducted by Iola Lodge No. 38 AF and AM. Frazell a Navy veteran and former Iola police officer lived in Topeka since 1973 and worked as a State Farm claims adjuster. He was born April 14 1927 in Iola and died Sunday at Stormont-Vail Hospital. Survivors include wife Bonnie Keatley two sons Kevin and Tony a daughter Cheryl his mother and two brothers. Memorials may be arranged through the funeral home.
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Clyde Frazell
Clyde W. Frazell
Topeka
Stormont-Vail Hospital
Lamb- Roberts
James W. McCrossen
Robert Cecke
Highland Cemetery
Iola
Iola Lodge No. 38
Frazell
Jay C
Ethel (Baker) Frazell
Fresno State College
Fresno
Calif
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Ottawa
State Farm Insurance Company
U.S. Navy
Union
Order of the Eastern Star
Southwest Baptist Church
Bonnie Keatley
Kevin Frazell
Lawrence
Tony Keatley
Cheryl Keatley
Wendell Frazell
Elmer Frazell
Doctorates For OU Staffers Gain Spring PhDs
Three Ottawa University personnel completed PhD requirements this spring. Lora Reiter, assistant professor of English, earns English PhD from Kansas with a dissertation on Galway Kinnell. Jack McCracken, education instructor, earns Educational Psychology PhD from Texas with a study on early reading achievement. Russ Driver, director of public relations, earns Higher Education PhD from Peabody College on factors influencing church related liberal arts college choice in the Southeast and recruiting implications.
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Ottawa University
Lora Reiter
University of Kansas
Galway Kinnell
Jack McCracken
University of Texas
Russ Driver
George Peabody College For Teachers
Southeast
Memorial Rites for Clyde W Frazell
Clyde W Frazell 48 former Ottawa resident died Sunday May 18 1975 in Topeka Kansas Funeral services set for Wednesday May 21 at 1 00 pm at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with Rev James W McCrossen and Rev Robert Cecke officiating Interment Highland Cemetery Lola Kansas Lola Lodge No 38 AF and AM to conduct graveside rites Friends may call at the funeral home from 9 00 am Tuesday until services Relatives will meet with friends Tuesday evening 7 00 8 30 pm
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Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa University history featured in campus issue
The Campus highlights OU founders John Tecumseh Tany Jones Isaac S. Kalloch and MS Ward with portraits from 1885 1902 and a 1951 tennis team photo It reproduces the June 11 1920 issue including the 55th graduation college drama and a fraternity initiation Also shown are the science hall portrait ads for Stag Barber Shop Pastime Theater and Gowans Confectionery coordinated by Wes Skog assistant editor
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Ottawa University
OU Student Union
John Tecumseh
Tany” Jones
Isaac S. Kalloch
MS. Ward
Kalloch
Science Hall
Stag
Pastime
Gowan's
Capper sons graduate as siblings reach new milestones
Two sons of Shirley Capper of 134 Elm, James Capper and John David Capper, earned college diplomas this weekend from Emporia State and Wichita State with honors. Other items note Raymond Ross Allen in Topeka Veterans Hospital, Martha DePriest in Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Ottawa Swim Club meeting details, Oasis Club bus to Minden, a correction about Terry Strickland’s leadership award, Lakemary Invitational Special Olympics at Paola, 4-H Council meeting at Farm Bureau, and Carl Gump elected president of Lake Region RC&D with new officers named.
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Shirley Capper
Elm
James Capper
Emporia State
John David Capper
Wichita State
Carl Gump
Paola
Lake Region
Rc&d
Gump
Max Jennings
Dale Fooshee
Garnett
Albert Dunbar
Richmond
Howard Walker
Blue Mound
Allen Woods
Lebo
Osage County
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Ways and Means Committee
Barry Goldwater
Butler University
Indianapolis
Ind
Goldwater
Douglas) MacArthur
Saigon
Penn
Martin Meyerson
San Francisco
Bayarda
Sacramento Area
Library
Bob Jones U
Gridley Man Legion Commander
Board of Trade
Ad Briefs
Dykstra
Princeton
American Legion Auxiliary
U.S
Fulton Furniture
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
The
Calvary Baptist Church
Ottawa Little Symphony
OU Chapel
the Daily Report
Kansas City
Harry Fowler
Gasper Reyes
Oak
Olin Jamea
Quenemo
Leon Gentry
Ralph Schiappa
Price Hall
Juanita Sullivan
S. Sycamore
Donald DeCock
E. 8Th
Wally Schroeder
Ash
Orpha Foster
Ottawa Rfd
William Lennard
S. Elm
Wilma Miller
Williamsburg
Margaret Baxter
Waverly
Hazel Haney
Rantoul
Brian Jones
Pomona
Merle Taylor
Aaron Gragg
Lisa Tomberlyn
Canterbury Courts
Bret Clark
Police News
Robert Luce
George Flinsbaugh
Wellsville
Lafayette
Orlis Cox
Ottawa Police
Sheriff's Department
James Hight
Beech
Alfred DeCock
Sandra Sumner
Fifth and Main
Probate
Frederick James Wilhoft II
Katherine JoAnn Hall
Conrad James Johnson
Marie Grace Giganti
Samuel David Cracroft
Michael Allen
Michael B. Higbie
Karen A. Brooks
Box
John F. McAdoo
Lyle B. Gorton
Rickie J. McFadden
N. Cherry
Farmers Cooperative Association
Lyle Miller
St. Luke's Hospital of
Jerry Kiefer
Board of County Commissioners
Franklin County
Kansas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Larry R. Miller
Rita Miller
Everett L. Sampel
Bonnie Jewel Sampel
SMALL
Bulmer Grain Company
Gary
Linda Gilbertson
Fred Carey
Walter Fogle
Carey
State of Kansas
Wilma Deibel
Robert J. Weidner
Howard E. Love
Wylan L. Flory
Glenn G. Jones
Maple
R.D. Richard Bradley
S. Willow
Hubert R. Farrar
Garnett Rfd
Larry P. Shaw
Clifford B. Adkinson
E. Logan
Richard E. Morrow
Wed
Lamb-Roberts
Wes Skog
the Campus
Raymond Ross Allen
Veteran's Hospital
Martha DePriest
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Swim Club
Oasis Club
Minden
Neb
First Methodist Church
Terry Strickland
Terry Stockard
Herald
4-H Council
Farm Bureau
E. 2Nd
Walter Dengel
Deng Son Mortuary
Walter
Sutton
American Gem Society
S. Main
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