Time Has Gained On Local Sewer System In Ottawa
A historical overview traces Ottawa’s sewer evolution from the 1880s multi‑block trunk line dumping raw waste into the Marais des Cygnes to modern treatment at 1038 Cherry. It covers funding, construction bids, WPA labor, flood damage, upgrades through 1970, and the chronic funding shortfalls that hampered maintenance.
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Marais Des
Cherry
Ottawa
Marais Des Cygnes
McCord Accuser Faces Senate Hearings On Truth
Washington AP Gerald Alch, McCord's former attorney, testifies at Watergate hearings, offers lie detector test, denies pressuring McCord to blame CIA. Senator Inouye seeks evidence of ties between Democrats and violence groups. Ervin orders more hearings June 5 to 7. McCord's claims gain support from Caulfield and Ulasewicz who confirm offers of presidential clemency.
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Washington
Gerald Alch
James W. McCord Jr
Senate
Daniel Inouye
Justice Department
Sam J. Ervin
McCord
Alch
Central Intelligence Agency
Bernard Fensterwald
United States
Watergate Committee
CIA
Fensterwald
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
County Opinion Says Airport Land Not Taxable By County
The Franklin County Commission, advised by County Attorney Robert L. Pinet, holds Ottawa Municipal Airport cannot be placed on county tax rolls. City officials protested county attempts to tax airport and city land leased to Kansas State University, with hay bids on other parcels. The State Board of Tax Appeals previously ruled none of the property should be taxed.
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Franklin County Commission
Robert L. Pinet
Ottawa
County Commission
Kansas State University
State Board of Tax Appeals
Patty Hall
Eighth
Oak
Joe Patty
N. Locust
Ambrose Hernandez
Delores Godinez
Hernandez
OHS Commencement Tonight with 175 Graduates
Ottawa High School holds graduation exercises in the OHS gym starting at 1. Ninety students earn high honors for a 1.5 average over three years. Retiring Supt Marvin Parker and senior Greg Unruh speak. Principal Shepard presents diplomas to Board President John Reynolds. Choir directs Dale Fox. benediction by Rev Henry Roberts. NHS hosts assist. each graduate gets four tickets. families urged to arrive early for seating.
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Ottawa
OHS
W. P. Shepard
Marvin P. Parker
Greg Unruh
Shepard
Board of Education
John J. Reynolds
Dale Fox
Henry Roberts
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
National Honor Society
State Operations Budget Is Pared
The 1973 Kansas Legislature appropriated 1.2098 billion for state government operations for fiscal 1974, July 1 start, about 46.2 million below Gov Docking’s recommendation. The plan allocates 532.8 million for agencies, 476.2 million for local government aid, and 200.8 million for capital improvements, with federal funds projected at 303.8 million.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
James Bibb
Docking
Bibb
Congress
Load Up For Trip To Skylab
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Skylab salvage ship is packed with sunshades and tools to repair the orbiting laboratory as a Friday launch window tightens. Three astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz prepare for the rendezvous 272 miles above Earth aboard a Saturn 1B rocket with a planned shadows shield to curb heat during a two day mission.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Orbiting Laboratory
Space Agency
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Mills An Apparent Death by Own Action
Easton Maryland AP reports Rep. William Mills found shot to death at his Mulberry Hill Farm in Talbot County near Washington. The 48 year old Republican died from a chest wound at close range with powder burns on his shirt. Mills had been linked to a secret $25,000 Nixon campaign fund transfer not reported to the Maryland Election Board.
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Easton
Uss
William
Mills
Maryland Republican
Washington Post
Nixon
Maryland Board of Election
Jack Shaum
Mulberry Hill
Talbot County
Washington
Easton Memorial Hospital
Dave Thackery
Congress
Rogers C.B. Morton
Interior
ABC Names Armacost Nominee For United Baptist Presidency
Dr. Peter H. Armacost of Ottawa University was chosen by a nominating committee to lead the American Baptist Churches in the U S A If elected he would assume the presidency next January for a two year term The convention opened with Dr Gene Bartlett inviting delegates to 100 days of daily Gospel readings toward Christmas Also nominated for vice president was Rev Floyd Massey Jr pastor of Macedonia Baptist Church in Los Angeles
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Lincoln
Neb
Peter H. Armacost
Ottawa
Kan
U.S.A
Kansas
Gene E. Bartlett
Newton Centre
Mass
ABC
Floyd K. Massey Jr
Macedonia Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Bartlett
Jesus Christ
Christ
United States
Armacoust
Denigan University
Granville
Ohio
University of Minnesota
Ottawa University
Association of American Colleges
Augsburg College
Minneapolis
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Cygnes River
State Board of Health
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Hawkins
Rosewater
Omaha
Christie
Ash
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Logan
J. B. Jenkins and Co
Fort Scott
Works Projects Administration
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Cash
Boston
Doubt County
Michael P. Waldoch
Waterous Company
St. Paul, Minn
Ottawa Fire Department
Waldoch
Skylab
NASA
William C. Schneider