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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1967

Page

8

Turnpike Funding Hurdle in State Finance Council

In Topeka, three of six State Finance Council members questioned their authority to supply $200,000 for Kansas Turnpike Authority bond issuance while backing a $40,000 grant for an MCI airport link feasibility study. Reps Connard Fribley and Sen Sanborn highlighted legal limits amid topeka legislative concerns.

Topeka State Finance Council Bellville Senate Ways and Means Bill Fribley

Nasser Sympathetic To U N Peace Proposals

Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser shows sympathy for U Thant peace proposals including reviving a U N supervised armistice commission to curb Middle East crisis. U S and Soviet pressures seek broader Arab-Israeli restraint as Johnson plans Canada trip. The Elath blockade and Gulf access remain major sticking points amid mobilizations by the U S Sixth Fleet and ongoing U N discussions.

Beirut Lebanon Gamal Abdel Nasser U.N U Thani Armistice Commission Middle East United States Soviet Union America France Britain United Nations Egypt Syria Johnson Canada Lester B. Pearsson Elath Gulf of Aqaba East Africa Asia Nasser Strait of Tiran Red Sea Gulf Cairo al Ahram Aqaba Jordan U.S. Navy Naples Mediterranean 6Th Fleet New York Security Council U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Thant

Ottawa University opens bids for 700000 dormitory

Ottawa University awarded bids Wednesday for several construction projects including a three story men’s dormitory. Bradley Construction Co. of Topeka led general bids at 477000 while Norris Brothers of Lawrence topped mechanical and electrical bids. Total low bids on the dormitory approached 649547 with university planning a quick award.

Ottawa University Ottawa Uniersity Bradley Construction Co Topeka Norris Brothers of Lawrence Carey Plumbing and Heating Ottawa Fairway Plumbing and Heating Kansas City Foley Heating and Plumbing O. K. Johnson Electric Company Reed Electrical Company Inc Laws Rence Shrake Electric Inc Housing and Urban Development Department Washington,d. C Price Hall Charleton Cottage Constant Construction Company Julius Kaaz Leavenworth Union Haworth Construction Company Otetawa Constant Construction

Miss America To Dedicate Ottawa Pool

Miss America Jane Anne Jaye of Oklahoma will visit Ottawa June 8 to dedicate the Forest Park pool. City officials and Pepsi Bottling Company leaders discussed her four hour stay, possible parade plans, a 4 p.m. dedication, and a potential dinner honoring her. Merchants were urged to use the visit for promotional opportunities and a special retail meeting was set for Friday to align promotions with the dedication.

Jane Anne Jayeroe Oklahoma Ottawa Steve Ralph Pepsi Bottling Company City Hall Commission Pepsi Company Spon Sors Ralph Forest Park Enthusiam C of C

Graduation Set For 8 Tonight At Ottawa High

One hundred sixty Ottawa High School seniors will receive diplomas at 8 p.m. with W. Clarke Wescoe of the University of Kansas delivering the address The Man of the Year. Rev. Charles Knight and Rev. Clyde Greisen will give invocation and benediction. Senior band will perform, with scholarship and high honor awards announced by Principal W. P. Shepard.

Ottawa High School Lewis Spencer Ottawa Unified School District 290 W. Clarke Wescoe University of Kansas First Methodist Church Clyde Greisen Foursquare Gospel Church W. P. Shepard OHS

Weather County Forecast For Southwesterly Winds Shift

Southwesterly winds 20 to 35 mph with a partly cloudy period. Tonight and Friday turn cooler late Friday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms early. Lows around 68 to 72. highs Friday 90 to 95. Wednesday high 92, low 65. records show 94 high in 1964 and 34 low in 1925. Hourly temperatures extend to 8 a.m. today.

Canada Ready For Johnson War Meeting

Officials in Ottawa and Montreal rushed through the night to ready a whirlwind visit by President Johnson to Expo 67 in Montreal. The trip, described as subject to change, may include a half day at the fair and a private talk with Prime Minister Pearson at Harrington Lake about the Middle East crisis, with Johnson delaying a public announcement amid the tense global situation.

Ottawa Montreal Johnson U.S White House Pearson Harrington Lake

Pike Bonds to NY Firm for Turnpike Bond Issue

A Kansas Turnpike Authority spokesman said New York investment firm Smith Barney Co. will have exclusive underwriting rights to a proposed 300 million toll road bond issue. The plan follows Gov. Docking's November election and involves three projected turnpikes. Dispute arose over interpretation of the agreement between authority counsel and state officials.

Topeka Docking Administration Kansas Turnpike Authority New York Robert Docking Smith-Barney and Co Terry J. Scanlon State Department of Administration Scanlon Wiliam Timmerman Authority

Ottawa Boys Club Plans Move To Mulberry Site

The Ottawa Boys Club plans to relocate to six Third and Mulberry lots after title checks clear. The city to lease the land, with a $1,000 tentative sale. construction funded by a federal grant of $89,082. The club will move the existing building intact once approval and funding are in place.

Third and Mulberry Boys’ Club Advisory Park Board Clarence E. Hetrick Westphalia Hetrick Waymire’s Food Mart Mulberry Boys? Club

Bees Find Safe Home After Ottawa Swarm

A swarm of Italian bees landed on a Fourth and Walnut tree and moved to a furnished hive at H Harold Shomber’s Tremont address. After a night in temporary quarters, the bees were relocated four miles northwest to his farm, aiding pollination and honey production.

Fourth Walnut H. Harold Shomber Tremont Shomber Ottawa Shom Ber

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