Four Men Charged In Marijuana Probe Near Pomona
Four men faced District Court on marijuana charges after an off duty deputy found about 2 000 plants at a Pomona area farm. Names include Michael F. Carter Peter J. Ninemire Kent D. Liscum and Paul C. Fry Californians held on bonds between 100 000 and 200 000 each. Preliminary hearings set for 11 30 a m Monday.
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Pomona
Kansas
Michael F. Carter
Peter J. Ninemire
Kent D. Liscum
San Francisco
Paul C. Fry
Moe Abrams
Santa Rosa
Calif
Donald L. White
Ninemire
Carter
Harris Founder's Widow Rosalie Harris Dies in California
Rosalie Harris, 71, widow of John P. Harris founder of Harris Enterprises, died Wednesday at her La Jolla home. Harris Enterprises owns several newspapers and radio stations including the Ottawa Herald and other Kansas outlets. Rosalie had battled cancer for years and had a major operation two years prior.
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Rosalie Harris
Jaycees Seek Booths for Chautauqua Days in Ottawa
Jaycees urge non profit groups planning booths for the annual Chautauqua Days to contact Brad Howard at 96-HUM radio, 242-1220. The event in Forest Park on Friday July 4 features carnival games and child activities including pitch hit and throw, with a dusk fireworks display. Jaycees President Gary Bateman says donations will be solicited from local merchants for the fireworks.
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Ottawa
Brad Howard
Forest Park
Jaycees
Gary Bateman
Contras Announce Unity Amid $23 Million Drug Smuggling Suit
In Miami AP report, Contra leaders unveil a unity deal to curb rifts and improve image as a $23.8 million lawsuit accuses Contras of drug trafficking and arms smuggling. Plaintiffs Tony Avirgan and Martha Honey allege a criminal conspiracy funded by drug money and target Eden Pastora. The suit also cites a 1984 press conference bombing that injured 25 and killed eight.
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Miami
Tony Avirgan
Eden Pastora
Avirgan
Canadian Broadcasting Co
Martha Honey
Calero
United Nicaraguan Opposition
Death of Benjamin F Spooner in Missouri noted
Obituary notes the death of 79 year old Benjamin F Spooner of King City Missouri formerly of Ottawa on May 21 in a St Joseph hospital. Graveside services at Evergreen Cemetery Red Oak Iowa list survivors including wife Opal Adams Spooner two sons a brother three sisters and five grandchildren with burial in Iowa.
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Benjamin F. Spooner
King City
Ottawa
St. Joseph
Evergreen Cemetery
Red Oak
Iown
Opal D. Adams
Shenandoah
Forsythe, Mo
Council Bluffs
Pilot Grove
Griswold
Iowa
Kenneth H. Spooner
Greenwood
Neb
Russell W. Spooner
Kansas City
Millard E. Spooner
Stockton
Calif
Mildred J. Burnett
Tucson
Ariz
Arlene M. King
KU Discrimination Trial Concluded
A female University of Kansas anthropology professor compared her KU tenure to life in a Soviet labor camp as her sex discrimination suit against the university reached its conclusion. Dorothy Willner, a 20 year EU faculty member, alleges pay inequity and harassment while contending the merit pay process was unfair.
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Topeka
Kan
University of Kansas
Dorothy Willner
Ms. Willner
Rose Marino
John Schott
Schott
U.S
Richard Rogers
Ms. Marino
Rogers
University
Willner
Anthropology Department
Community Event Briefs for June Church Programs and Local Ads
Notices list Vacation Bible School at multiple churches from June 2 to 13 for children 3 to 8th grade, plus special events at First Baptist, Westminster, Faith Lutheran, and First Christian churches. Also ads for crafts on consignment, a jewelry repair shop, candle sale, craft sale at Nat’l Guard Armory, and summer programs including a senior citizens fitness plan. A few entertainment nights and sales are noted, with times and venues.
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Faith Lutheran Church
12Th
Cedar
Banks Warned Of Downturns In Wide Credit Sectors
AP: U S Comptroller Robert L Clarke warned at a Kansas City seminar that banks with heavy consumer credit card operations and real estate loans face trouble amid downturns. He warned rural and energy lenders also risk decline if they overextend in sectors hitting hard by recession and oil price drops.
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Kansas City
Robert L. Clarke
U.S
Clarke
United States
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Harris Founder
Harris
Sue Catherine Graham
Rosalie Smyth O’brien
Surance
Alfonso Robelo
Anastasios Somoza
Nicaragua
Robelo
United Nicaraguan
Reagan
Congress
Richard Ray
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Emil Zager
Oak Lawn
Zager
the Daily Report
Shirley Collins
Trenton
Shirley (Spaulding) Collins
Franklin County
Eldon Good
N. Sycamore
Randall Pearson
Richmond
Public Safety News
South Poplar
Kenneth A. Price
S. Cherry
Michelle A. Olivas
S. Oak
Wendy’s
Franklin Savings
Seventh and Main
Deborah Nelson
S. Cedar
Deborah A. Suffron
South Main
Claron R. Cordle
S. Hickory
Arline E. Sutton
Grant
Sutton
Department of Public Safety
A.L. Welborn
Ottawa Co-op
Ad Briefs
Eagles
Aries
First Baptist Church
WBS
Princeton Road
Albright
S. Main
Vacation Bible School
Westminster Church
Donna Peer
Hairport
First Christian Church
Saddleback Lounge
Mullen Hallmark
Nat'l Guard Armory
Bummer
Woolworth’s
Westminster Co-operative Preschool
Call Church Office
Richard Taylor
OMS
Bob Marriot
Wesleyan Church
Wilson and Cherry
Hill House
Leonard Humphrey
Fitcorp
Robert Bell
Medical Arts
Tom Hanks
Shelley Long
Critters
NSO
Egret
U.S.A
America
Chuck Norris
THE
Delta Force
Lee Marvin
Gordon Andrew Bell
Creighton University
Omaha
Franklin County Extension Service
Tammy Ferguson
Larry Ferguson
RFD 4
Johnson County Community College
Overland Park
Valery Lloyd-Watts
Ontario
Canada
Beach Music Hall
Emporia State University
ESU
Lloyd- Watts
Ted Allen Detwiler
Paola High School
U.S. Air Force Academy
Charles Cowdin
Gladys Detwiler
Leroy Detwiler
Paola
B&b Movie Co
Ly. Vea
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