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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1980

Page

3

Library lines answer your questions in Ottawa brief

Ottawa library offers help via Community Information Center at Ipth and Main calling 242-3080. It lists microfilm for Ottawa papers since 1873, pheasant season dates, SBA loan info from its Kansas City office, Kansas Veteran's Commission contact Jim Hubbel, genealogy guidance, Harold Warp Pioneer Village hours and admission, coupon exchange, and notes on local clubs.

Ipth & Main Ottawa Ottawa Herald Otober Kansas Small Business Administration Walnut St Kansas City SBA Kansas Veteran’s Commission Jim Hubbel The Hubbel Washington, D.C

Ottawa Leaders To City Meet

Ottawa city officials including Mayor Leonard Larson and Commissioners George Marshall and Dorothy Nichols will attend the League of Kansas Municipalities annual meeting in Wichita next week. Also attending are City Treasurer Mary Graham Public Safety Director Oren Skiles Public Works Director Bob Moore and Administrative Assistant Dave Watkins. The group will join the league policy setting, with lobbying goals for the upcoming Kansas Legislature session. They plan to return by Wednesday morning's regular commission meeting.

Ottawa League of Kansas Wichita Leonard Larson George Marshall Dorothy Nichols Mary Graham Public Safety Oren Skiles Public Works Bob Moore Dave Watkins Watkins Ottawans League Kansas

September DPS report shows calls, crimes, and fires

The Department of Public Safety reported 692 calls in September with 638 cleared. Crimes included one homicide and multiple thefts, burglaries, vandalisms, and runaways, plus one structure fire and 13 miscellaneous fires. Traffic accidents reached 54 with losses around 33,620 dollars. animal control answered 75 calls and impounded 37 animals. Officers logged 14,699 patrol miles and reserves contributed 213 volunteer hours.

Department of Public Safety Department

Civil cases filed and sheriff reports released

Civil actions filed include Franklin County Commission for Ransom Memorial Hospital versus Robert L and Barbara M Mitchell for recovery of money and FCC for RMH versus Betty J Lindsey for recovery of money. Foreclosure action Charles F Curry Company versus William G and Norma J Slemp. Sue Munson versus Donna J Swoyer for recovery of money. Sheriff reports note a saddle stolen from Sheri L Green’s pickup near US 59, a stereo stolen from Julie Ann Milliman, and a false alarm at Ransom Memorial Hospital due to cigarette smoking.

Page Franklin County Commission Ransom Memorial Hospital Robert L Barbara M. Mitchell FCC RMH Betty J. Lindsey Charles F. Curry Company William G Norma J. Slemp Sue Munson Donna J. Swoyer

Guilty Plea Entered in Briscoe Drug Store Break-in

Erick M. Jones 25 of Rayville Missouri pleaded guilty in District Court to a felony criminal damage to property charge connected to a September burglary at Briscoe Drug Store Ninth and Main Streets. Judge Floyd H. Coffman set sentencing for November 14. Kenneth E. Goff 33 of Kansas City faced burglary and theft charges and a bench warrant was issued after he failed to appear. Jones’s burglary charge was dropped in exchange for the guilty plea on vandalism.

Erick M. Jones Rayville Briscoe Drug Store Ninth Main Streets Floyd H. Coffman Jones Department of Public Safety Kenneth E. Goff Kansas City Jackson County Missouri Goff Briscoe

Plutonium Contamination At Hanford Hospitalizes Two Workers

Dozens of Hanford Rockwell employees were decontaminated after a plutonium oxide container ignited and burned Thursday. Two workers, a man and a woman, were seriously contaminated and moved to the Hanford Environmental Health Foundation for internal contamination tests. The incident follows a separate Americium exposure at Battelle Northwest and recalls a 1944 Los Alamos accident and the Harold McCluskey case of severe radioactivity exposure.

Richland, Wash Hanford Hanford- Rockwell U.S. Department of Energy Bob Newlin DOE Hanford Environmental Health Foundation Richland Washington Newlin Battelle Northwest Institute Paul Lorenzini Health, Safety and Environment Division Rockwell Los Alamos N.M Rockwell-Hanford Harold McCluskey

Estate of John Berger hearing notice in Franklin County Kansas

First published September 27 196 in the District Court Ottawa Kansas for the estate of John Berger deceased. Imogene Berger as Executor seeks approval of acts account will and will construction and estate assignment with fees expenses and closure of administration. Defenses must be filed by October 24 1980 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas with Anderson Byrd Richeson PC as attorney for the executor.

District Court Franklin County Kansas John, Berger J. A. Berger John Berger Ottawa Imogene Berger

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