Ottawa briefs mix club, dances, classes and notices
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club meets Monday at 7 30 PM in the Anchor Savings basement for a coin auction program and refreshments. Ghost Riders dance Saturday 10 PM to 2 AM. Adult art classes in ceramics drawing jewelry and painting start with a 7 PM Monday organizational meeting in Ottawa High School room 308 led by S G Howell and John Leonard. Call 242-2630 or 242-098 for details. Also listed are a VFW dance, Dr T J Sandow absence notice, a St Boniface dinner bazaar, Eagles dance, office closure, Turkey Shoot, service personnel notices, and a correction to Wesleyan Church rally details.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Building
Ottawa High School
S. G. Howell
John Leonard
Fire destroys 1968 El Camino. 200 block Main damages
The Ottawa Fire Department responded to a Friday 1 40 p m truck fire in the alley of the 200 block North Main. A 1968 Chevrolet El Camino owned by Merlin Reed Paola sustained about $200 in wiring, hose, motor and battery damage. Separate items note admissions and dismissals at area facilities, a Friday night accident on 1000 South Ash involving Jason Douglass and Glenda Hill, a K 48 ditch crash near Ottawa causing $900 in damage, and the death of Tilden Minnick 95 with services planned at Centropolis Baptist Church.
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Ottawa Fire Department
North Main
Merlin Reed
Paola
Tilden Minnick
Tilden C. Minnick
S. Elm
Franklin County
Centropolis Baptist Church
Union Cemetery
Police and School Notes From Duncan and Ottawa
Three people were injured in a two vehicle crash on I 68 near Ottawa at 2 05 a m Clarence R Anderson 29 Topeka driver of the car admitted to Ransom Memorial Hospital with his wife Shirley 31 and nephew William F Mallett 18 all injured A dog went missing after the wreck A pickup driven by Amanda L Robertson 29 RFD 3 wrecked Friday evening near Bob s Hill House to avoid a semi trailer driven by Salvadore LaRue 44 Port Island La The pickup was westbound and the truck eastbound A backing accident in the 200 block of South Main damaged two cars driven by Mrs Marian Lane Topeka and Leocadio A
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Ottawa
Clarence R. Anderson
Topeka
Tally Creek
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Shirley
William F. Mallett
Amanda L. Robertson
RFD
Bob’s Hill House
Salvadore LaRue
Port Island
South Main
Marian Lane
Main
Leocadio A
High School Journalism Conference Opens at KU
About 350 Kansas high school journalists attend the 53rd annual gathering at the University of Kansas sponsored by the William Allen White School of Journalism and the Kansas Organization of Publications and Advisers. The event features a general session with Dean Edward P. Bassett and KU radio-television film senior David Morgenstern. Ottawa and Central Heights students are listed among attendees.
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Kansas
University of Kan
William Allen White School of Journalism
Kansas Organization of Publications and Advisers
Edward P. Bassett
KU School of Journalism
David Morgenstern
Ottawa
Jane Feuerborn
Melissa Nichols
Flip Nicholson
Pat Wallace
Caroline Crawford
Doug Kramer
Mary Winter
Stewart Johnson
Bruce Underwood
Cristeen Armstrong
Sherry Nelson
Central Heights
Dennis Lickteig
Susan Lantz
Dorothy New
Kathy Betz
Bill Renner
Trial date seen soon for delinquent linked to fatal shooting
Richard Jones, 14, of Kincaid RFD 2, faces a delinquency charge in the Aug. 29 death of Pamela L. Yulich in Kansas City Kansas. He is under psychiatric evaluation at Menninger in Topeka with a report due soon. a transfer decision to Anderson County District Court will follow. An Australian tariffs note follows about uniforms for a highland band and a claim that the kilt is classified as female apparel.
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Menninger Center
Dr Karl Menninger warns Attica violence fuels prison tragedy
Dr Karl Menninger told Topeka trustees that the Attica riot will spread violence as prisons tighten nationwide. He urged nonviolent responses to violence and cited dehumanizing prison practices. He noted demands at Attica were modest and long overdue and predicted future incidents.
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Topeka
Kan
Karl Menninger
Attica
Menninger
Hidden Subsidy To South Vietnam Disclosed by Subcommittee
Washington AP A House foreign operations subcommittee says inflated exchange rates have yielded a hidden subsidy of about 500 million dollars to the South Vietnam government over three years. Seven lawmakers pressed Secretary Rogers for a meeting while State Department officials defended the rates as public records and not a new issue.
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Washington
House Foreign Operations Subcommittee
United States
South Vietnam
Subcommittee
William P. Rogers
Vietnam
Department
U.S
Congressional
Nooter
Legion Coffee Tour stops in Ottawa briefing members
About 45 legionnaires from Ottawa and surrounding posts welcomed a state level delegation in Ottawa Friday. Warren Black Post No. 60 Commander Paul Damron thanked locals for aiding the State Class A Legion Baseball Tournament. Topeka officials and auxiliary members attended as a slide program from the national convention was shown.
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American Legion
Ottawa
Legion
Topeka
Kansas
Warren Black Post
Paul Damron
Something's Up In Red China News Analysis
United Nations dispatch outlines concerns over Lin Piao and Mao Zedong with potential implications for succession and China’s UN seat. It notes possible leadership uncertainty, ailing Lin, and the regime’s likely desire for a discreet handling of any crisis while maintaining stability and influence.
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United Nations
N.Y
Peking
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
Mao
Communist Party
Nixon
Drugs Big With Truck Drivers
Washington AP reports a majority of interstate truck drivers may use amphetamines to cope with long hours. Ralph Nader testifies 60 percent use pep and diet pills, while four truckers claim 60 to 90 percent. Sen. Hughes notes crackdowns on fatigue and heavy regulations push drivers toward dangerous self-medication.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Sen
Harold Hughes
Subcommittee On
Nader
Report on Proposed Law Center Receives County Attention
A 75 page report on a proposed law enforcement center was received Friday by the Board of County Commissioners from project director J R Cheney. The report may aid federal funds applications and covers probate juvenile county district and municipal courts and a survey of the sheriff jail and Ottawa Police needs. Cheney was contracted July 1 for 1500 funded by the Governor's Committee on Criminal Investigation. A copy will be sent to the state agency, but this does not guarantee a center will be built.
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Board of County Commissioners
J. R. Cheney
Cheney
Governor's Committee On Criminal Investigation
Franklin County
Ottawa
Notice of Administration in Mary Jane Harder Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the matter of the estate of Mary Jane Harder deceased No 1238 notice is given that Letters of Administration were granted to Clarence L Harder on 22 September All persons with claims must file within nine months after first publication or be barred. Clarence L Harder administrator 724 South Mulberry Ottawa Kansas Coffman Jones Hederstedt Lyndon Kansas attorneys.
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Probate
Franklin County
Kansas
Mary Jane Harder
Clarence L. Harder
South Mulberry
Ottawa
Coffman, Jones & Hederstedt
Lyndon
Daniel R. Lee
Bertha G Lee
Bertha G. Lee
Notice of Hearings and Executorships in Franklin County
Notices cover probate actions for Cora Ann McIntosh and Daniel R. Lee, detailing hearings to appoint an administrator and executrix. Dates set for defenses by October 13 1971 and September 14 1971. Pedigree: Evie Mabel Dunlap as petitioner. Bertha G Lee as executrix. Rev Raymond W Raley seeking sale of Ottawa real estate to pay debts. Ottawa Kansas notices list attorneys and filing details.
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State of
Kansas
Raymond W. Raley
Hamblin
Ottawa
Franklin County
City of
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Scipio
Eagles
Ed Shaw
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David L. Young
E. Third
Ottawa, Kansas
Williamsburg-Ottawa
Navy PO
George M. Andrews
Penny L. Whitley
Wellsville
Naval Air Station
Chase Field
Beeville
Tex
ARMY
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Edith S. Crandall
S. Cedar
U.S. Army Air Defense Command
Ent Air Force Base
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Maj
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U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Linda
Colorado Springs
Wesleyan Church
Cherry and
Wilson
Lincoln School
the Daily Report
Sherrie Nichols
N. Main
Raymond Adcock
Omer Zook
Olive
Clarence Anderson
David Hopkins
Pomona Rfd
Janet Warren
Ottawa University
Charles Campbell
Ash
Lillie Thompson
Duncan
Okla
Robert L. Whirley
Roy K. Barnes
Sydney
Allan Fraser
Australian Customs Department
Scotland
Karl
S. Vietnam
Rogers
State Department
Robert Nooter
Legion Coffee Tour
Red
Uffle
James Root
Toledo
Ohio
James Leavitt
Detroit
Featuring
Blackhawk
Black & Decker Sioux
Bishman
Ken
Harry Smith Auto Supply
A Towner
Northwestern Mutual Life
Robert L. Shields
C.S.A
Bob Dunn Diet
Bennett
Milwaukee
Nmu
State of Kansas
Cora Ann Mcintosh
Petirian
Eftie Mabel Dunlap
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Said County
Alvin 8. Cox
South Main ST
Cheery
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