Local Briefs and Upcoming Community Events
The General C W F meeting of the First Christian Church is set for December 1 at 1 30 p m at the church. A Christmas Craft Bake Sale will be held by Gas Service Company on December 1 at 9 30 a m. Qmicron Chapter Beta Sigma Phi advertises. Ottawa answered a false alarm around 8 15 p m Saturday in the 800 block of South Cedar. Wright's Studio at 324 S Main advertises. State Welfare Director Robert Harder will address a Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday at the North American Hotel 109 E 3rd. Tonight's The Night at 7 p m. A to Z Sale at the VFW Hall North 59 Hiway. Local physician chaplain county attorney and pharmacist speak at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Ottawa Junior High School auditorium on drug abuse. Reed's Watch Repair at 233 W 3rd advertises watchbands 20 percent off. Mrs Effie Daugherty of 926 N Oak undergoes surgery Tuesday morning at KU Medical Center Kansas City Kansas. room 2 E. Watch for opening in new location 318 S Main McCracken's Gifts and Appliances advertises. Hawkins Grange meets 7 p m Wednesday in the Grange hall for a potluck. Ben Lightfoot former Richmond resident and KU Law graduate serves as county attorney at Jenmore in Hodgeman County.
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Robert Harder
Rotary Club
North American
Ottawa Junior High School
Henderson Admits Suspicions Over My Lai Report Details
FT MEADE Md AP Col Oran K Henderson testified he harbored suspicions about the My Lai operation yet says he did not appoint an investigator because there was no need. He cited imprecise casualty figures and low weapons recovered while denying to probe a helicopter pilot’s allegation of wild shooting.
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FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Henderson
Opera Company of Boston Announces season slate
The Opera Company of Boston unveils a season directed and conducted by Sarah Caldwell. The American premiere of Berlioz's The Trojans is scheduled for February 5 and 14 with The Sacking of Troy and The Trojans in Carthage on the 4th. Grace Hurley will sing Cassandra in The Sacking of Troy. Ronald Downe, a tenor from Covent Garden, debuts in America as Avneas. Tosca is set for April 5 and 9 with Maralin Niska as Tosca, Nicolai Gedda as Cavaradossi, and Donald Gramm as Scarpra.
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Boston
Opera Company of Boston
Sarah Caldwell
Berliz
Troy
Carthage
Grace Hurbey
Cassandra
Ronald Down
Covent Garden
Avneas
Tosa
Maralin Niska
New York City Opera
Tosca
Nicolai Gedda
Cavaradossi
Donald Gramm
Searpra
Ottawa Area Hospital Notes and Local Notices
Daily Record itemizing hospital admissions and dismissals for Mrs. Clyde Gorton and others, plus births for Mr and Mrs Frank Joy and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Adams. Police citations issued for several individuals in La Cygne and Ottawa, plus two vehicle accidents, a deer strike near Ottawa, and obituary notices including Nordyke and Thompson families with funeral details and survivors.
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Clyde Gorton
Cypress
Daniel Allen
Hood Trailer Court
Scott Shanahan
Pomona
Benjamin Lambert
Wellsville
Pete Boecker
Willow
Douglas Wallace
Ottawa University
Calvin Collins
Lyndon
Amanda Martin
Hickory
Elaris Mae Rhoades
N. Poplar
Frank Joy
Paola
Kenneth Adams
Ottawa Police Department
Dorothy Fern Ferguson
la Cygne
George P. Ferguson
MA R. Norton
Elm
Hinder
James E. Akins
Lawrence
Daniel B. Norton
S. Elm
County Court Docket Fines Two Speeding Violations
Albert Sterk, 34, Albia, Iowa, cited for no driver's daily log. Fined $10 plus costs. Charles L. Rose, 19, Parsons, speeding 77 mph in a 60 mph zone. Fined $30 plus costs.
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Albert Sterk
Albia
Iowa
Charles L. Rose
Parsons
District Court Divorces Names and Custody Awards
Mea nurse Maudene Jewell Seyler is divorced from James Lawrence Seyler with custody of four minor children awarded to her. Sherri Lucrete Hoskins is divorced from Lewis LeeRoy Hoskins with custody of two minor children awarded to her.
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Mea
Maudene Jewell Seyler
James Lawrence Seyler
Sherri Lucrete Hoskins
Lewis LeeRoy Hoskins
Funeral services for Walter Dewey Punches
Walter D Punches died November 24. Funeral services held November 27 at Carbondale Grade School with ministers Clifton Kruse and Larry Booth officiating. Music by Mrs. Lee Larson and Rev. Booth. Honorary pallbearers listed. active pallbearers named. Graveside rites at Carbondale Cemetery by Carbondale Masonic Lodge No 70 AF&AM.
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Walter D. Punches
Walter Dewey Punches
Carbondale
Clifton Kruse
Larry Booth
Lee Larson
Booth
James Green
Aaron Badger
John Ryan
Carl Hug
Glenn Piper
Walter Wehrle
Theodore Wehrle
Sidney Badger
David Romine
Vernon Coffee
Richard Lyter
Lowell Livingston
James Badger
James Newberry
Carbondale Cemetery
Carbondale Masonic Lodge No
Af&am
Deaths Ray Nordyke 79 Service at Damron-Towner Chapel
Services for Ray Nordyke 79 of 212 Willow are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Damron-Towner Chapel with Rev. James McCrossen officiating. Burial will follow at Evergreen Mound Cemetery Ottawa RFD 3. Nordyke born March 29 1892 in Stillwater Oklahoma was a farmer and carpenter and served in World War I.
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Ray Nordyke
Willow
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Damron-Towner Chapel
James McCrossen
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Ottawa
Nordyke
Stillwater
Okla
Ellis and
Lucinda
Clark) Nordyke
Kansas
U.S
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle 1,800 head with calves 50. steers and heifers 25-50 higher, cows up 50. feeder cattle steady. Steers 34.00-35.00, mixed good and choice 33.00-24.00, heifers 33.00-34.00, prime 34.50. Cows 20.50-22.50, high cutter 21.00-22.50. feeder steers 39.00-42.00 for 300-450 lb, 36.00-39.00 for 450-600 lb. heifers 35.00-37.00 for 280-350 lb. Hog run 6,000. barrows/gilts 50-75 lower, 200-230 lb 20.50-20.75, 200-250 lb 19.50-20.25, 250-270 lb 18.75-19.75. sows uneven, under 500 lb down 25-50, over 500 steady. 310-400 lb 16.25-17.00, 400-600 lb 15.50-16.50. Sheep 200. lambs steady, pelts 26.50, wool lambs 24.50-25.50, ewes 3.50-5.00. Tomorrow’s estimates: cattle 1,000. calves 100. hogs 3,500. sheep 200.
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Kansas City
Wunsch Wary of College Budget Cuts
Paul R. Wunsch, chair of the Kansas Board of Regents, warned at a budget hearing that deep cuts to the six state colleges and universities could damage Kansas's reputation for supporting higher education. He cited Bibb's recommended $151.55 million for fiscal 1973, down from 169.86 million in 1971, and noted faculty losses at Kansas State University. Presidents from KU, KSU, Wichita State, Emporia State, Pittsburg State, and Fort Hays State were to present further appeals.
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Topeka
Kan
Paul R. Wunsch
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas
Wunseh
Wunsch
Robert Docking
James Bibb
Bibb
Docking
Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Fort Hays State
James McCain
Kansas State
McCain
Manhattan
K-State
Agricultural Experiment Station
Extension Service
E. Laurence Chalmers
State Commission Studies Supreme Court Candidates
The Kansas Supreme Court Nominating Commission met in the statehouse to review about 30 nominees. It will send three names to Gov. Robert Docking to fill Justice Earl O Connors vacancy after his resignation to become a federal judge in Kansas City. Names aren’t public, but likely include John Q Royce and Maurice Wildgen.
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Topeka
Kan
State Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Statehouse
Kansas Supreme Court
Robert Docking
Earl O'Connor
Kansas City
Commission
John Q. Royce
Salina
Maurice Wildgen
Larned
Royce
Wildgen
Perry Owsley
Pittsburg
Supreme Court
Robert Price
Meat Firm Oscar Mayer Denied Price Hike
Washington AP reports the Price Commission denied Oscar Mayer Co. a 1.31 percent price increase after finding its overall profit margin higher than the base period. It marked the commission's second denial amid six approvals. The agency also announced 70 new applications by 49 firms, totaling 238 by 192 companies, with various unspecified items and several x entries for percentage asks.
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Washington
Price Commission
Oscar Mayer Co
Commission
Juveniles Charged in Ottawa Home Robbery Incident
Two 15 year old Ottawa youths were apprehended by police after a Friday night burglary at 925 N Oak. About $60 was taken and charges were expected to be filed today in juvenile court. Names were not released by juvenile authorities.
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Steven Salb
N. Oak
Ottawa
Juvenille Court
Juvenile Office
Ringmaster White recalls Royal show years and crowds
White, long time Royal ringmaster, describes tight schedules kept with paddock and ring crew. He recalls guiding ribbon bearers, photographing with a weighted handkerchief, and a 20 foot tumble to stay upright when a horse struck him. The Royal drew 14 000 at one evening show with 1 500 horses across 46 states.
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White
Lease Pact Due Today Between County and Medical Offices Inc
Franklin County attorney R Michael Latimer was to render an opinion this afternoon on a lease agreement with Medical Offices Inc after it was disclosed the firm had not paid October and November rent. Twelve Franklin County Taxpayers Association members attended the morning meeting seeking details.
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County and
Medical Offices Inc
R. Michael Latimer
Franklin County
Franklin County Taxpayers’ Association
Break-In At Farm Home Northwest of Ottawa
A portable television two rifles and a shotgun were stolen from Gene Broers home northwest of Ottawa. Deputies report entry through a locked door and the burglary was discovered by Broers when he returned home about eight Saturday night.
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Gene Broers
Ottawa
Broers
Notice of Hearing and City Ordinance in Ottawa Kansas
The notice informs that Mary Alisei Trump executes final settlement for the estate of F A Trump deceased with a December 7 1971 defense deadline in Ottawa Kansas. It also records Ordinance 2448 detailing annual selection of Chairman Mayor and Vice Chairman Vice Mayor with duties and vacancies, effective after passage and publication.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Thetean Mission
City
Stave Ralah
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Robert E. Nordyke
Marjorie Jacques
Marjorie Hayden
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Oscar Nordyke
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Melvern
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Trans-World Airlines
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Mary Alisei Trump
Onawa
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Highland
Highland Cemetery Permanent Reserve
Walsh Perpetual Care
Hope Perpetual Care
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Aariayy
Towner
Gttawa
Arco
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