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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1975

Page

6

Williams burg United Methodist Vacation Bible School set

Vacation Bible School will run 8 30 to 11 a m from June 24 at the United Methodist Church for children from pre school through eighth grade. All midget and Junior League baseball players may pick up uniforms 10 a m to noon Saturday at the Youth Center. The Spring Grove Friends Church annual homecoming is Sunday with Dr and Mrs John Robinson Wichita as speakers at 11 a m and 2 p m. A covered dish dinner follows the morning service. The Family Hair Styling Shop opened in Williamsburg Shirley Davidson operates Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays while Danny Servas cuts men’s hair Mondays Wednesdays and Wednesday evenings. The 1974 Ottawa High School class reunion will meet noon to 1 p m Sunday in the school parking lot before a Lone Star Lake picnic. For information call a class officer. Dolly Davis Ottawa RFD 4 reports the death this morning of her daughter in law Mrs Marian Brubaker Prairie Village at St Luke’s Hospital Kansas City after a six month illness.

Williamsburg United Methodist Church Spring Grove Friends Church John Robinson Wichita Shirley Davidson Danny Servas Ottawa High School Lone Star Lake Dolly Davis Ottawa RFD Marian Brubaker Prairie Village St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City

Knicks Sign ABA Superstar George McGinnis

George McGinnis signed a six year 2 million dollar contract with the New York Knicks and dropped his lawsuit against the NBA and its clubs. The ABA star had sued to gain his freedom from the Philadelphia 76ers who held his draft rights and had blocked a trade.

NEW York American Basketball Association George McGinnis New York Knicks National Basketball Association Michael Burke NBA Knicks Players’ Association McGinnis Indiana Pacers ABA Philadelphia 76Ers 76Ers Joe Kapp National Football League

Memorial for Arthur Jensen at First United Methodist Church

Arthur L. Jensen 67 died of a heart attack at home. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Glenn Scharff officiating. Jensen born December 27 1907 in Clinton was a Kansas Highway Patrol lieutenant 1939 to 1962 and later a state investigator and safety consultant. Survived by wife Ann May 26 1940 Lawrence, son Bill Jensen Las Vegas daughter Mrs Richard Glenn Topeka sister Mrs Francis Rice Riverside and three grandchildren.

Arthur Jensen Arthur L. Jensen S. Locust First United Methodist Church Glenn Scharff Jensen Clinton George and Elizabeth (Woodward) Jensen Kansas Highway Patrol Wichita Kansas State Corporation Commission Topeka Royal Transport Company Kansas City First United Methodist Church and Union Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Acacia Lodge Lawrence Ann Williams Bill Jensen Las Vegas Nev Richard Glenn Francis Rice Riverside Calif

Doctors' Strike May Continue in California and Texas

California doctors plan to resume work after a new lawmaker agreement, with a 400-carrier pool to cut malpractice rates. Some physicians may still refuse full service in Los Angeles and southern California. In San Antonio, anesthesiologists voted to strike elective cases while emergency care would continue, amid wider reform talks and 53 local specialists.

Associated Press California San Antonio Tex Joseph Boyle House of Debates California Medical

Community Briefs and Advertisements Snapshot

Local notices include a Buff et luncheon at First United Methodist Church on June 1 at noon with prices for adults and children, a Summer Study course on Christian Family Living at Assembly of God Church, and Vacation Bible School sessions at Faith Lutheran and Church of the Brethren. Extra rebate offer from Fulton Furniture and multiple events at VFW halls, Tilton's Inn, and local churches. Also Electrolux sales rep and 4 wheel drive vehicle notes. Burgerteria marks its First Anniversary and urges carrier payments with ID verification.

Assembly of God Church

Grain futures mixed on Chicago Board of Trade opening

Chicago Board of Trade reports corn and soybean futures rising in early dealings led by July soybeans at 5.04 as oats and wheat show mixed moves. Corn edges higher while oats swing between gains and losses and wheat fluctuates around.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

Laos Begins Releasing U.S. Personal Items

Laos allows shipment of Americans’ personal belongings evacuated from the country, but police restrict and inspect some cargo. A Bird Air DC6 carried 12 tons of household items last week while a large crate on a Bird Air C130 was halted for inspection. U.S. officials say distinguishing personal property from aid purchases is hard, and only suitcases were allowed once evacuees departed. Some items stay behind as authorities define aid purchases.

Vientiane Laos Pathet Lao Bird Air U.S U.S. Agency For International Development Washington State Department

Grain futures prices in Chicago market report

Wheat No 2 soft red 3.10n and No 2 hard winter 3.03n are quoted. Corn No 2 yellow 2.85n hopper and 2.76n box. Oats No 2 extra heavy white 1.694n. Soybeans No 1 yellow 5.06n. Previous day No 2 yellow corn quotes Thursday were 2.832n hopper and 2.7474n box.

Chicago

Wall Street opens higher on broad rally after indicators rise

Wall Street swung upward with a broad rally on hopes of an improving economy. The noon Dow Jones average rose 9.55 to 824.55 as gainers led losers 7 to 2 in active NYSE trading. Analysts cited the government index of leading economic indicators jumping last month as the main catalyst, with Occidental Petroleum advancing to 19 1/4.

New York New York Stock Exchange Occidental Petroleum

Energy tips on using natural gas wisely for laundry

The message explains that drying clothes with natural gas directly to the appliance yields over ninety percent energy use, while burning gas in a power plant wastes about two-thirds in generation and transmission. It also advises waiting for full loads before washing or drying to conserve energy. It promotes natural gas as clean energy for today and tomorrow.

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