OU Grad To Recount Space Work
Wayne Koons, OU class of 1956, will visit the campus to discuss his NASA career. He serves as technical assistant to the Space Shuttle Orbiter Project manager at Johnson Space Center in Houston and will present slides and answer questions about space careers at a Society for Physics Students event.
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Ottawa University
Wayne Koons
Ward Science Building
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Houston
Texas
NASA
Alan Shepard
U.S
Society For Physics Students
David Bemmels
Ottawa DPS September activity report highlights
The Ottawa Department of Public Safety logged 544 calls in September with 505 cleared. Burglaries five with two cleared, 32 larcenies with 12 cleared, three auto thefts all cleared, six assaults all cleared, 22 vandalism incidents with 14 cleared, three sex offenses all cleared, two narcotic arrests, seven liquor law arrests, nine missing persons all cleared. Fire calls 22 including three structural and 11 miscellaneous with $900 loss. Accidents 79, 12 injuries, 43 property damage, $20,097 total damage. Animal control handled 71 calls, impounding 41 dogs. Officers logged 12,342 patrol miles. Public Safety Reserves 432 hours.
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Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Mixed Stock Markets Reflect Fed Money Supply Signal
New York shares showed mixed results as analysts weighed a Fed report of a second weekly drop in the money supply. The Dow Jones industrial average traded around unchanged then slipped to 640.44 at noon, while the NYSE composite eased to 52.57 and the AMEX market value index rose to 118.59.
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NEW York
Federal Reserve
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Grain Stockpile Awaiting Russians
The Agriculture Department says up to 15 million metric tons of U S grain will be available for sale to the Soviet Union in the coming year. Officials spoke at a semi annual meeting with a Soviet delegation. Asst Agriculture Secretary Dale Hathaway noted the Russians did not indicate if they will buy more than the minimum six million tons of wheat and corn required by the five year pact.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soviet Union
Department
Asst
Agriculture
Dale E. Hathaway
Hathaway
United States
U.S
Wheat sales and local obituaries in Ottawa area
The Daily Report notes year to date wheat purchases near 2.3 million metric tons, with potential to exceed 6 million. It covers obituaries for Bert L. Franks, Ruth P. Larrick, Norman L. Raby Jr., Nova A. Blattler, Romanus L. Miller, and Frederick L. Bones, plus local admissions, dismissals, births, and Kansas City market quotations. It also lists a $3.8 million outdoor recreation grant for Kansas.
Local Nursing And Hospital Updates In Kansas City Area
Mrs Harold Maley of Richmond has returned home from St Josephs Hospital in Kansas City Missouri Gale Smith of Richmond is a patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Topeka Franklin County Nurses Association will meet at 730 pm Wednesday at the home of Mary Wiederholt in Princeton Local nurses will meet at 715 pm at Ransom Memorial Hospital to go to Princeton Clarence Bus Carpenter of Ottawa RFD 2 underwent surgery today at St Lukes Hospital in Kansas City Missouri
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Bert Leroy Franks
Ottawa
RFD
McLeod Nursing Home
Garnett
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Woodlawn
Pomona
Clyde Greisen
Franks
Pleasantville
Iowa
Jeff
Sarah
Fanny) Franks
Franklin County
Susie Mary Hayes
Jim Franks
Rocky Ford
Jess Franks
Perry Franks
Maine
Sadie Jones
S. Locust
Norman L. Raby JR
Norman Lee Raby Jr
Topeka
Don Powell
Raby
Waverly
Norman
Carolee
Dorsey) Raby
Otis Lane
U.S. Army
Vietnam
VFW
Georgia Ledom
Scott Raby
Misty Raby
James H. Raby
Charles N. Raby
N. Cedar
Alice Chambers
Hamblin
Nova A
Lettie Archer
Alhambra
Calif
Lamb-Roberts
Harold Maley
Richmond
St. Joseph's Hospital
Kansas City
Gale Smith
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Franklin County Nurses Association
Mary Wiederholt
Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Clarence
Carpenter
St. Luke's Hospital
Blattler
Nora A. Blattler
Crestview Nursing Home
Calvary Baptist Church
William R. Weber
Kenneth Hennessey
Highland Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Gengell& Son
Odn Powell
Navy Wary of Soviet Ships Near U S Coast
Vice Admiral William Read warns Soviet ships and submarines near the Gulf of Mexico and East Coast could destroy cities in a nuclear war. At the Southeast Seapower Symposium, Read notes growing Soviet naval strength and compares U S and Soviet fleets, stressing U S dependence on a fragile merchant fleet and the risk of protracted conflict.
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Atlanta
U.S
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
William Read
Atlantic Fleet
Gulf of Mexico
Read
Gulf
United States
George H. Miller
Soviets
Soviet Union
Miller
Community event briefs headline local listings
Ad briefs list upcoming events and ads: Eagles Lodge dance October 8 at 9 p.m. Westerners, VFW dance October 8 with Mac and Rhythm Ramblers, Lions Club paper drive October 8, 12 ounce rib steak meal for $2.79 at Mike's Kazy Kitchen, Saddleback Lounge acts Badland Boys Country CBers Darin and The Dudes, auction October 8 at 1 p.m., Mayor's Prayer Breakfast October 15 at Ottawa University, Wellsville United Methodist Ham Turkey supper October 19 at 5 p.m., Quenemo Ladies Aid Penny Supper October 8, Elks rib and shrimp barbecue October 8 with RSVP by Friday night.
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DPS
Wall Street
OHS
Ottawa High School
S. G. Howell
Jerry Hollingsworth
Ash
Kathy Myers
S. Mulberry
Connie Mietchen
Ottawa Rfd
the Daily Report
Marlene Dickey
John Dickey
Flint Hills
Emporia
Marlene
Garnett Hospital
Ruth P. Larrick
Chanute
Gibbson-Koch
Elmwood
EB. E. Bridwell
Mrs. Larrick
John W. and
Maybell (Martin) Parkins
H. M
Bob" Larrick
Raton
N. M
Christian Church
OES
Larrick
Drake’s Bakery
Jack M. Larrick
Columbus
Miss
Geraldine Eubank
Wichita Falls
Tex
John
Jack'"’ Parkins
Kan
U.S. Department of Interior
Kansas
Robert F. Bennett
State Park
Bennett
Romanus L. Miller
Romanus Louis Miller
Holy Angels Catholic Church
St. Boniface
Scipio
Dennis Pickett
Dean Kittle
Joe Katzer
Charles Miller
Willard Miller
Leon Setter
Richard Setter
Frederick L. Bones
Frederick Lee Bones
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary
Jerry Sheeds
Lee Mace
Bob Holton
Wade Mace
Tom Waner
Don Barnes
Bill McNish
Karen Smith
James Hatch
Eugene Hart
Lola Hudson
Hickory
Charles Hill
Forrest Morton
Marie Blasengym
Williamsburg
Cynthia Roehl
Maple
Helen Hood
Louis Brady
Canterbury Court
Lyle Black
Bert L, Franks
Ad Briefs
Herald
Eagles Lodge
The
VFW Dance
Mac and Rhythm Ramblers
Mike
Saddleback
Badland Boys
Country CB
Darin and the
Dudes
N. Mulberry
Ottawa University Student Union
Hans Tanzler Jr
Wellsville United Methodist
Quenemo Ladies Aid
Elks Lodge
Golden
S. Main
Rena To
Violet Robson
Jerry Robson
Dorothy Reams
David Bunch
Robson-Towner Chapel, Inc
North Main
Funeral Home
Memoriam
Qeul‘Son Mortuary
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