Admissions Dismissals and Births Listed in Ottawa Report
The Ottawa Daily reports admissions and dismissals at local institutions, including names such as Mabel Kennedy and Mrs Wayne Schoch, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Harris, and multiple police notices of two vehicle accidents with local residents named. It also covers Kansas City AP quotes on cattle, hogs, and feeder prices, with livestock price ranges and Wednesday estimates.
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Mabel Kennedy
Main
Wayne Schoch
Chestnut
Claude Sluder
Williamsburg
Ralph Kroger
Hamblin
Roy Messick
Clara Hodges
Gary Stevenson
Maple
Roger Burgoon
Willow
Thomas Tschantz Jr
Walnut
Kathleen Tevis
Lyndon
Alvina Dehn
Quenemo
Karen Bailey
Martin Hall
Ottawa University
LeRoy Burkdoll
Cedar
Robert Hollon
Osawatomie
John Anderson
Ottawa Rfd
John Harris
Cleveland
Kansas City
Pomona Board Meeting Spooked by Mock Snake Incident
USD 287 board meetings were briefly interrupted when a passing motorist tossed a nonliving snake through the open door of the district office. The creature was disposed of and the session continued. The board reviewed a bus policy request from Tom and Mrs. Fey, parent visitation week, and district recreation appointments. The next meeting is set for 7:30 p.m.
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Joanistas
Pomona
U.S.D. 287 Board of Education
Williamsburg
Eugene Flaherty
Cindy Montague
Flex Thornbrugh
Terri Milliken
Reading
Tom Fey
William Davison
Davison
Recreation Commission
Board of Education
Conference progress report on Paris preparatory talks
PARIS AP The day old preparatory conference of industrial and developing nations reports great progress and optimism for a new understanding. Delegates agreed to launch a 27 nation Paris conference on December 16 with a long range goal of a new economic order for the non Communist world.
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Paris
Preparatory Conference of Industrial and Developing Nations
Charles Robinson
Levi rejects permanent unit for corporate crime
Washington in a letter to Sen. Metcalf and Ralph Nader, Attorney General Levi cites a disturbing rise in documented white collar crime but says existing divisions are adequate to handle cases. He notes ongoing investigations into big corporations and a current advisory committee reviewing procedures.
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Washington
Alty
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Levi
Department
Congress
Ralph Nader
Lee Metcalf
Dmont
Ment
FBI
U.S
Southern District of New York
Nader
Oasis Club Bazaar at North American Coffee Shop
Dolls and crafts sale features Raggedy Ann and Andy items, quilt, afghan, handmade articles, plants and food. Bazaar runs October 17 and 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., hosted by Metzger Salvage at 109 N Main, with Accepts food stamps.
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Oasis Club
C.D
Metzger Salvage
N. Main
Rash Of Dog Bites Reported In Ottawa
Ottawa animal control officer Terry Seaton reports three child dog bite cases in the past week. Two bites were minor and the third was more serious, with two dogs located and vaccinated for rabies. The unlocated dog caused a minor bite. Police should be notified at 242 1700 for each bite to determine rabies shot needs.
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Ottawa
Terry Seaton
Animal Control Officer
Seaton
Police Department
Kansas committee votes to keep Juco supervision with education department
A Topeka committee of the Kansas Legislature voted to leave supervision of Kansas community junior colleges with the Kansas Department of Education. Sen. Joseph Harder proposed an advisory panel to improve cooperation and reduce duplication with higher education, but a motion to place jucos under the Board of Regents failed for lack of a second. Harder suggested the advisory group would include members from the Regents and the Department of Education.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Community Junior Colleges
Kansas Department of Education
Joseph Harder
Moundridge
Jack Steineger
Kansas City
Kansas Board of Regents
Harder
Board of Regents
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Ottawa Briefs: City Hall Q&A Tea and Stockholders Meeting
Ottawa city commissioners hold daily Q&A sessions in City Hall from 4 50 to 5 30 p m The Women s Educational Society hosts its annual tea at 2 p m Friday in Martin Hall Ottawa University The annual stockholders meeting of Ottawa Industrial Development Inc will be at 9 30 p m Oct 21 in the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce conference room
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Ottawa
City Hall
THE
Women's Educational Society
Martin Hall
Ottawa University
Ottawa Industrial Development, Inc
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Jaycees Return From State Convention
Ottawans at convention Four Ottawa couples and Roy Sullivan returned from the state Jaycees gathering in Dodge City where the local Jaynes club earned first place for ways and means and the Jaycees won a second for jelly sales on Special Sunday.
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Ottawa
Landon Fletcher
Dennis Katzer
Tracy van Belkum
Terry Ruse
Roy Sullivan
Jaycees
Jaynes
Dodge City
Jaynes Club
Wall Street Opens Higher as Philip Morris Rises
New York City stock market moved higher in active trading with the Noon Dow up 0.11 at 842.88. Gainers outpaced losers about 3 to 1 on the NYSE as Philip Morris advanced 4% after reporting record third quarter and nine months earnings.
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New York
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Philip Morris
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