Probation Extended for David Runnells and Local Notices
The court extended probation for David A. Runnells through March 1988 after he violated terms and faced charges including battery and failure to report. Other items include civil actions by the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services over child support, several marriage licenses, two divorces granted, an arrest for speeding and drugs, and a detailed list of school meals and Thanksgiving notices along with Midwest livestock market summaries.
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David A. Runnells
Runnells
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Lawrence K. Willingham
Princeton
SRS
Senior citizens 2 for 1 buffet and events at Hill House
Weekend and Sunday listings include senior citizen buffets at Hill House at noon for 4.29, 2 for 1 dinners, a Christmas parade entry notice due by December 2, and various local events such as an Eagles Lodge dance, a Saturday steak deal at Little Joe's, Bar-B-Q coming to Ottawa Amoco, and a cantata and variety show at local venues.
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Hill House
Library Q and A The Ottawa Library Answers Weekly Questions
The Ottawa Library offers help through its Community Information Center and helpline at 242-3080. This week a set of Q and A covers authors, medical terms, film release, cat gestation, OK Photo Radio Shack link, FDR marriage, Christmas tree sources, and Tourette Syndrome facts with guidance from authoritative references.
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Ottawa
Fifth and Main
Walter Scott
Radio Shack
Fdr
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Jim Rogers
Pomona
Rfd
Centropolis
Wall Street Rebounds From Week's Earlier Losses
New York stocks rose on Friday aided by program trading and bargain hunting. The Dow closed up 32.90 at 1,893.56, with volume of 200.65 million shares. gains exceeded losses about 2 to 1 as blue chips led a three day climb totaling 76.35 points.
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Kansas City
Midwest Livestock Terminal
Sioux City
Texas-Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Ilinois
Midwest
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Peorla
Choice
Chaice
Finois
Few
St. Paul
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Barrows and Glita
Peoria
Indiana
New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Ivan F. Boesky
Move To Delay Air Bags Decried By Safety Advocates
Washington AP safety advocates criticized a tentative Transportation Department move to extend the deadline for passive restraints in new cars to as late as 1993. Ford proposed driver side air bags in most North American designs from 1990, while GM signaled possible non belt restraint tech. Senator Danforth condemned the action as a concession to manufacturers.
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Washington
Transportation Department
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ford Motor Co
Robert Munson
Automotive Safety
Ford
General Motors Corp
John Danforth
R-Mo
Danforth
Lucrative Birdbrains Continued From Paget
Otto raises large turkeys for dinner tables and brags his mother dresses and cooks them best. He refuses growth hormones, feeds corn and protein, and notes turkeys eat 400 pounds daily. The birds are dumb yet watchful, prone to gobble at noises, and require nightly guiding to the shed.
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Paget
Otto
Four men indicted in tainted milk feed scheme
A 52 count federal indictment charges Jack White Brownie McBride Jerry Finley and Henry White with criminal activity from 1980 to 1986. They allegedly used tainted grain mash from a gasohol plant to sell contaminated feed to dairymen in Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri, resulting in thousands of gallons of milk dumped.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
U.S
J. Michael Fitzhugh
Western District of
Jack White
van Buren
Brownie C. McBride
Greenwood
Jerry L. Finley
Tulsa
Okla
Henry R. White
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the Daily Report
District Court News
Steven Lee Parks
Richmond
Eva Josephine Landwehr
Trinidad ‘Trini’ Michael Ybarra Jr
Carol Lee Parks
John Clark Parkin
Nancy Dane Ferguson
Williamsburg
Michael Allen Potter
Becky Lynne Selk
Wellsville
Beverly M
Darrell J. Bourque
Kristi L
Michael R. Amerine
Sheriff’s News
Roger L. Charlton
Highway Patrol
Here
U.S.D
Sacred Heart
Eagles Lodge
Honey Creek
Jay
Budgeh
Chamber Office
Ad Briefs
Creative Circle Frames
Mats
Diane
Little Joe’s
Atharlotte
S. Elm
Amoco Food Shop
South Cedar
Margie
First United Methodist Church
OHS
Municipal Auditorium
Wheeler
Columbia-Emi
Halliwell
Housekeeping Family Health and Medical Guide
Journal of School Health
Karen Parker
Coca-Cola Enterprises
NYSE
Continental Illinois Corp
Eastman Kodak
IBM
May Department Stores
Hewkett Packard
Goodyear
General Electric
Exxon
Lockheed
Ameritech
Southwestern Bell
At&t
Standard & Poor
S&p
Woolworth
Thomas Howell Brathay
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