Carter Regenerates Political Activity Rarely
AP Special Correspondent Walter Mears notes former President Jimmy Carter has emerged from a quiet political hiatus. He criticizes Reaganomics, weighs arms talks, and backs AWACS with Saudi Arabia while remaining unaligned with the Democratic Party leadership on some issues. Carter travels and speaks, but lacks formal influence to mold policy.
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Walter BR. Mears
Washington (Ap
Jimms Carter
Carter
Reagan
China
Cairo
Washington
Ford
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
Senate
AWACS
Saudi Arabia
Party
National Committee On
Congress
White House
Democratic National Committee
Charles T. Manatt
Ottawa University seeks investigation into grade revocations
Ottawa University on April 9 1980 asked the office to begin an inquiry into suspected irregularities. The university requested grades not be revoked until the investigation concluded. OU revoked grades of 73 teachers last week as the county weighs levy plans and open session governance.
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Pavey
Ottawa University
California Lutheran fraud probe widens to nearly 50 grades
The Los Angeles district attorney investigates possible fraudulent grades and pay raises tied to California Lutheran University from 1972 to 1973. Giovinazzo, once linked to OU, worked briefly for the college and later for Western Educational Services. California Lutheran seeks revocation of questionable grades while vowing justice and integrity.
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L.A
John K. van DeCamp
Giovinazzo
California Lutheran
Los Angeles Community College District
Western Educational Services Inc
California
Shaw
Southern California
College Without
Phoenix
Ariz
Ottawa
Los Angeles
Flood Toll Grows as Storms Sweep Oklahoma Texas
EDWARD MILLER reports from Associated Press on three days of record rains swelling rivers and creeks across Oklahoma and Texas. Four people died as floods washed away homes and bridges, with up to 18 inches of rain. The Red River near Gainesville was forecast to crest 27 to 28 feet, while Muddy Boggy Creek near Farris could reach 45 feet, threatening multiple counties.
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Edward Miller
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
National Weather Service
Gene Hafele
Red River
Oklahoma-Texas
Weather Service
Gainesville
Farris
Okla
Atoka County
Oklahoma City
Norma
Mexico
Fort Worth
Pomona City Council to Move Regular Meetings
October 14 1981 ordinance changes village meeting time to first Tuesday at 7 p.m. at City Hall repealing 319 and setting effective date after publication. Also notes hearing notices in Franklin County Kansas court cases including adoption and estate matters with multiple parties and dates in Ottawa and El Dorado.
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Pomona
Kansas
Frank Hopkins, Jr
District Court of
Franklin County
Corey Alan Reeves
Chita
Ottawa
Gary R. Ross
Cladaf Gentry
State of
William H. Gentry
Cleda E. Gentry
Petiioner
R. Michael Latimer
Skoog & Latimer
P.D. Box
Butler County
Kansas Energy Methods Corporation
Plaintift
Henry Lampl
Gertrude
Larkin
Mra. Wah
John J. Strélet, Jr
Thels Company
Blanche Viets
Tidrich
Minerva Townsend
van Arsdale
Veno Holdings
H. van Arsdale
Robert R. Wilson
Walter A. Willams
A. Wohlgemuth
Lyman Woodruff
Wyatt
Ruth Ann Youngr
FS. Burns
H.S. Apple
Mrs. HS. Apple
August Baade
J.A
Charles Kellman
Maude Kidd Swancull
C.H. Knoche
Henry Kroche
W.L. Missimore
FM. Morgan
H.E. Newlin
Carlton P. Olsen
Rohr
W.Q. van Arsdale
E. Rols Vickers
Paul J. Wall
Minnis M. Warden
Young
Willis Banks
F.E. Barr
State of Kansas
Energy Methods Corporation
el Dorado
Kansan
Martin, Pringle
Falr
Davis & Oliver
Page Court
West Douglas
Wichita
Altys
Classified Ads Deadlines and Contact Details
Classified deadlines shown for word ads up to 9 30 a m on publication day and 3 p m Friday for Saturday issues All display ads due two days before insertion Includes a personals entry for Alcoholics Anonymous with Box 281 and two phone numbers 883 2553 and 566 8874
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Personals
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Larson
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Harris News Service
Altest
Florence J. Milliman
Joyce Fachter
Hendrix Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
P.O
Cltaws
Mary Helzeski
W.W. Blandin
Ida Brack
Helen W. Brady
Arthur H. Corwin
Davis
J. Elem
Fannia Erker
G.C. Goodwin
M.du Allene
Graham
Charles W. Hackett
Wag, Harris
S.F. Stewart
Nellie Hartman
Michael Harran
Emma Highlay
A.C
First National Bank OF Ottawa
National Bank
U.S. Treasury
Vase Yes
Beesenners Bank
HANK
Albathar
Total Assets
Palttteas
United’ ‘States
Creer
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Fencpo Dkake
CAF
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E. Tratdannette
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Lerner Wupiroiva
Ween Dine
Donald . Hay
Hiis
Caneitlan
Donald. Hay
James J. Chandler
R.M. Clagston
Howard J. Doyen
Todge
Tancred Commandery No
K.T
Charles Talbott
E.C
Kenneth Ligerot
Rec
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Louise Edgecomb
Francisco Guerrero
Mildred Corcoran
Altar Society
Paul
Dengel
San Mortuary
Happy Birthday
Dan
Stan
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Jorie
Trish
Patsy
Patricia
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Goosemyer
Beetle Bailey
Walt
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