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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1979
Page
11
President Carter will reveal his re election bid on December 4 at a large fundraising dinner in Washington. Campaign aides plan small donor parties nationwide with televised portions of the speech, though networks have yet to commit to air time.
Kansas Jaycees win a split vote to use the 40 seat Senate chamber and committee rooms for a model legislature on December 8, while denied access to the 125 seat House chamber over objections to women’s participation. Senate leaders mostly approve the plan with minor limits, citing a policy against discrimination. Jaycees plan to proceed with a limited program, involving the Senate facilities and their female auxiliary, the Jaycee Jaynes, in nonparticipatory roles.
The Senate voted 68 to 25 to create an Energy Mobilization Board to speed energy projects and reduce foreign oil reliance. The measure would allow fast track approval for pipelines and refineries, with federal overrides if local agencies miss deadlines, while stronger powers to override laws were defeated. House battles loom over local control versus broad federal authority.
The Daily Report lists admissions for George McIntosh and dismissals including Lee Gottschamer and Rachel Hubbard with Kendall Lucas, plus divorces granted for Linda Susan Johnson from John Lee Johnson. Marriage licenses issued to couples from Ottawa and Parker, with names including Pam Hundley, Lori Shoemaker, Evelyn Marmon, and Wanda Van Etten. An arrest of Terry L. Zook for criminal damage is reported, along with theft of a pistol from Walter E. Rupp’s home and several non-injury vehicle collisions with stated damages and locations. Quotations for Thursday afternoon at the Ottawa Co-Op and Friday market quotes from Kansas City are included, with cattle, hogs, and sheep price ranges and Estimated Receipts for Monday.
White Shoulders at Reynolds Drug. 25 percent off stock at McIntire's in Pomona Sat 10 to 7 Sun 1 to 7. Hair Shoppe permanent special through Oct 12 2 off regular prices 242 1298 1302 S Main. House of Blue Leaves coming soon. Elks Lodge steak and dance night Oct 6 reservations by 5 pm dance 9 pm to 1 am featuring Dwayne Richardson and the Richman Express. Ottawa University Flea Market at Martin Hall Sat 10 to 4 proceeds aid Nicaragua students contact Dean of Students 242 5200 ext 201. Lace TV suspends service during shop reorg. Nazarene Missionary convention Oct 5 6 7 hear Thomas Nothstine. Meetings Fri 6:30 pm Sat 7 pm Sun 10 45 am 7 pm. Eagles Lodge Sat steak 6:30 to 8 pm reservations dance 9 pm Honey Creek Clan. Ottawa VFW Rhythm Ramblers 9 pm to 1 am. Railroad salvage groceries wholesale prices bulk wieners 25 lb box 14.75 Bing-Go dog food 50 lb 7.39 Husky dog food 48 can case 4.99 Cycle dog food 4.49 case. Hours 9 am to 5 pm closed Sundays Metzger Salvage 109 N Main.
The United Way Ottawa High School Homecoming parade will be Wednesday Oct 17 at 7 30 p.m. two days before the Homecoming football game against Turner. It will feature the OHS band queen candidates Boy Scout and Girl Scout troops veterans groups and other United Way contributors. Horace Kimbrell a former U S attorney will speak at the kick off banquet at Ottawa University on Oct 15 at noon.
New York AP reports Saudi Arabia plans to reduce daily oil output from 9.5 million to 8.5 million barrels beginning January 1. Foreign Minister Prince Saud cites no plan to maintain current levels after that date, aiming to steady prices amid U S gasoline shortages and moves by Libya and Algeria to shift oil into the spot market.
Herbert F. Guyett has entered Fitzsimons Army Medical Center in Denver. Old-Time Gospel meetings run nightly at 7:30 p.m. at the Church of Christ led by J. W. Gallagher. The Calvary Baptist Church will show the film All the King’s Horses at 7 p.m. Sunday. A correction notes Ottawa University’s College Without Campus program orientation is Thursday at 7 p.m. at the university admin building. Baker University named Denise Cordle Susan Kirkpatrick and Marcheta Willhite to the 1979-80 University Singers. Dan Lickteig of Richmond was named to the Joint Council on Recreation by Gov. Carlin. John Capper will study in Tsubuka, Japan, in KU’s 1979-80 Study Abroad program.
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