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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1983

Page

9

PD Reports On Activities

The Department of Public Safety released its September report, noting 776 calls with 737 cleared and 114 crimes, including 55 arrests. Fire runs totaled 13 with $4,150 loss, 52 traffic accidents with one death, 7 injuries, and $39,362 damage. The animal control officer handled 162 calls, 31 animals impounded. Continental Singers and Brass will perform at 8 p.m. in Ottawa University Chapel Auditorium as part of the University Program Series.

Department of Public Safety Algo Continental Singers and Brass Ottawa University Chapel Christian Artists

Dungan to March with TCU Horned Frog Band as tenor sax

John Dungan son of Rev Hal Dungan and Mrs Dungan 1304 S Poplar will join the Texas Christian University Fort Worth Horned Frog Band this year as a tenor saxophone player. Four Franklin County students listed in the 1984 Agricultural Seniors Placement Annual at Kansas State University are Michael Scott Jeanie Johnson Tyrone Rumford all of Ottawa and Brian Vining. Franklin County Commissioner Charles Mavity will address the Ottawa Rotary Club at noon Wednesday on the second floor of the Ottawa University Mowbray Student Union. other commissioners invited to attend.

John Dungan Hal Dungan S. Poplar Texas Christian University Fort Worth Horned Frog Band Franklin County Kansas State University Michael Scott Jeanie Johnson Tyrone Rumford Ottawa Brian Vining Richmond Charles Mavity Ottawa Rotary Club Ottawa University Mowbray Steve Mudrick Rantoul Martha Washington S. Main United Presbyterian Church Vaughn Bobo Olathe Viola Rodgers Billie Bobo John F. Rodgers Farmington N. M James L. Rodgers Princeton Road

Infant Kristin Sleichter Graveside Service Planned

Friends will meet at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Dengel Son Mortuary for the graveside service of Kristin Mae Sleichter infant daughter of Keith and, died Sunday at Children's Mercy Hospital Kansas City. She was born Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Rev. Clyde Greisen will officiate. Survivors include sister Mandy and brother Jay Anderson Jr. plus grandparents and great grandmother.

Kristin M. Sleichter Dengel & Son Mortuary Kristin Mae Sleichter Keith Sleichter S. Cedar Children's Mercy K. W. Sleichter E. 7Th Dale C. Burgoon Wellsville Mary Burgoon Maple Benger & Son Mortuary Highland Cemetery South Cedar

Docking's austere governorship and a later scandal

The article recalls Governor Docking pledging to be a lobbyist for the people and end partisan fights in public interests. His conservative, frugal budget won both parties’ support, earning him popularity among Democrats and Republicans. In his final year a kickback scandal surfaced, though he was not directly tied to the conspiracy.

Docking

Silver lining for PIK acres boosts next year's nitrogen

Kansas Nebraska agronomists report unused fertilizer from Payment-In-Kind acres may cut spring costs. A soil sample near Henderson showed about 30 pounds of available nitrogen per acre after last fall’s 260 pound application, suggesting carryover may offset next year’s nitrogen needs.

Lincoln, Neb Kansas Nebraska Henderson Servi-Tech, Inc Dodge City Kan Oklahoma Colorado John Zapancik Servi-Tech Servi-Tech Agronomist Fred Vocasek

Ottawa actor stars in Ballad of Black Jack final show

Craig Miller of Ottawa appears as Owen Brown in the Ballad of Black Jack during the Maple Leaf Festival at Rice Auditorium Baker University. Performances 7:30 pm Friday and 2:30 and 7:30 pm Saturday plus 2:30 pm Sunday. Tickets 1 4 pm at box office or by mail. The festival features a pancake breakfast parade art booths and tours with free admission except carnival rides and food. Camping space offered at the high school lot.

Baldwin Craig Miller Ottawa Miller Owen Brown Rice Auditorium Baker University Baker Kansas Territory Missouri Charles Dow Jacob Branson Branson Pottawatomie Black Jack United States Auditorium Baldwin City Black Jack Historical Society Business and Professional Women Baldwin Junior High Eric Sloan Chamber of Commerce Eisenhower Street

Local Food Deals and Events Highlight Weekly Ad Briefs

Kerosene at Rent Masters at 1.55 per gallon with containerBring 1 41.69 gallon at Cooks Getty Discounts on larger purchases Buffet dinner before Cave and Sugar show October 13 serving 6 30 to 8 Concession by L M Catering Lincoln School Carnival chili and vegetable soup supper October 14 at 5 featuring new booths and a giant stuffed animal drawing Drake's Jewelry offers ear piercing Sand Creek Restaurant chicken and noodle special and night spaghetti offer Hill House small sirloin with fixes Tuesday Saddleback Lounge Mexican platter special Tuesdays 6 to 10 for 2 50

Cooks Getty L & M Catering Lincoln School Drake Sand Creek

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