Public Safety Notes Cover Obits and Accidents at Ottawa Area
Obituary notices honor Fred A. Rockers 80 of Garnett who died May 21 at Anderson County Hospital with services at Holy Angels Church. Cecilia R. Kratzberg 74 of Greeley dies May 20 at Oakhaven Nursing Home. services at St John the Baptist. Highway Patrol and sheriff reports list multiple accidents, arrests, and dismissals across Franklin County including dignitaries and local institutions. Aaron Linn Gragg named Quenemo High valedictorian for 1978 with plans for McPherson College and computer programming.
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Fred A. Rockers
Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Holy Angels Catholic Church
Holy Angels Cemetery
Rev
Pickett
Rockers
John F
Margaret
Marie) Rockers
Richmond Co-op
Knights of Columbus
Scipio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Theokla Leckteig
Donald Rockers
Aurora
Neb
Alfred Rockers
Greeley
Larry Rockers
Overland Park
Charles Rockers
S. Poplar
Ottawa
Raymond Rockers
Paola
Cecilia Hermreck
Cecilia R. Kratzberg
Oakhaven
Richmond
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
St. John
Robert Pool
Carl Kratzberg
Doug Kratzberg
Jeff Kratzberg
Leroy Kratzberg
Rick Kratzberg
Tom Kratzberg
Anderson County
George
Eugenia Rosner
August Kratzberg
John Kratzberg
Eureka
Eugene Kratzberg
Kansas City
Dave Kratzberg
Kansas Highway Patrol
Michael J. Driscoll
Kan
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Clark D. Shenk
N. King
Pomona
Max E. Jones
Charles F. Holden
Chestnut
Clayton D. Watts
Evelyn E. Lee
Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Eva R. Diebolt
Iola
Eugene H. Marks
RFD
Aaron Linn Gragg
Quenemo High School
Vernon Gragg
Lara Nell Gragg
Quenemo
Ottawa Herald
Lake Pomona
McPherson College
Gragg
Kansas
Kansas State
Memorial Day Library Hours and New Arrivals
The Orteann LIBRARY closes Sunday and Monday May 28 29 for Memorial Day and opens with summer hours May 30 9 30 a m to 6 p m Monday through Saturday. New titles include Running for Health Beauty The Prince of Eden The Seasons of a Man's Life Aunt Pleasantine Perilido.
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Kathryn Lance
Marilyn Harris
Edward Eden
John
England
Daniel J. Levinson
Pleasantine
Ruth Dean MacDougall
Pleasantine Curtis
Peridido
Jill Robinson
Hollywood
Supreme Court okays higher hunting fees for non-residents
In a 6 to 3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled states may charge higher hunting license fees for non-residents without violating the Constitution. The ruling holds that there is no obligation for licensing structures to mirror other states or ensure identical fees.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Montana
Memorial weekend and local notices from Pomona area
Items include discounts at L and M Buffet and Hedgewood restaurant special broasted chicken, Memorial weekend stock sale at West of Pomona Dam, Pomona Village Shoppe and McIntire's Memorial Day specials, plus a Richmond Express dance schedule at Saddleback Lounge. Also a Supreme Court ruling by Justice Blackmun upholding Montana hunting license fees for nonresidents and examples of nonresident fee disparities across states.
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Hedgewood Restaurant
Reg. Price
Pomona Dam
Lawmakers Got Along In Kansas 1978 Legislature
Governor Bennett's staff analyzed key votes and found Democratic support rose in both chambers compared with last year. Of 112 budget recommendations, 92 passed outright or in modified form, with 20 failing. The measure expanding homestead tax relief for elderly and low income dependents passed as law without signature.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
House
Senate
Jim Maag
Mang
Maag
GOP
Farm Exports Set Record Amid Higher Prices
U S farm exports are projected at 25.5 billion this fiscal year aided by spring price increases for grain and soybeans. The Agriculture Department now expects a trade surplus near 12 billion, with imports at 13.5 billion, reversing earlier gloom about declines and signaling a new export volume record of 113.3 million metric tons.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Money Makes Senate Campaign Go Round
Kansas Senate Majority Leader Norman Gaar energyfully explains that funding buys exposure and time on television, saying money will decide the GOP primary race. He notes Sam Hardage and Wayne Angell lead due to wealth and consultants, while Deryk Schuster trails. He predicts field narrowing by June 20 and emphasizes beating Bill Roy with strong funding and image.
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Robert B. Wellington
Senate
Norman Gaar
Gaar
Kansas Senate
Ottawa
Kansas
Sam Hardage
Wichita
Wayne Angell
Hardage
New York
Angell
California
Deryk Schuster
Overland Park
Westwood
Bill Roy
Holiday Gas Prices Fall for Regular Fuel Across Nation
AAA reports Memorial Day motorists will pay 63.2 cents for regular gas, 66.9 cents for unleaded, and 68.9 cents for premium nationwide. Diesel rises to 57.5 cents. Southwest offers the lowest prices while the West shows the highest. Most stations stay open over the weekend though some close Sunday or Monday.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
AAA
United States
West
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N. Sycamore
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Franklin County
David H. Staley
S. Main
Department of Public Safety
Ottawa High School
Vo-Tech
Dahlstrom and Ferrell Construction Co
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Orteann. Library
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Richmond Express
Saddleback Lounge
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Indiana
Nebraska
Oregon
Utah
Wisconsin
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Larry W. Cartmill
Asbury Theological Seminary
Wilmore
Walter Jamison
Melvin Jamison
Ottawa Rfd 4
State Fair Community College
Missouri State Fairgrounds
Budge’s
Main
Rick's Burger Bowl
Indian Lanes Bowl
Ambassador Club
Greater Ottawa
Kevin D. Price
Calvin Price
James Cloud
Olathe
St. John’s Military School
Salina
Eleanor Smith
Harvey Talley
Roberts
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Wousau
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