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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1982

Page

10

Housing Awareness New Group Aims Education Outreach

Franklin County Fair Housing Resource Board plans to educate on housing rights and ownership. The advisory group, allied with the Board of Realtors, will contact Ottawa High School and Ottawa University about adding housing topics to classes and programs. A November grant decision could fund a New Horizons fair housing workshop.

Bob Burtch Franklin County Fair Housing Resource Board City Hall County Board of Realtors Jim McCrassen Ottawa High School Ottawa Jackson ECEAN OHS McCrossen Duane Anderson Dave Watkins Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development New Horizons

Hardage Poll Shows Race Dead Even in Topeka

Harris News Service reports a tracking poll for Republican Sam Hardage shows his lead over incumbent John Carlin narrowing to a virtual tie with a possible three percent error. Hardage press secretary Day cites Monday results and a firm that previously polled for the campaign. Carlin aides dispute the results, saying Carlin is clearly ahead.

Topeka Hns Sam Hardage John Carlin Harris News Service Hardage Carlin Darrell Day Day Lance Torrance and Hutchinson State Fair Wichita Bill Hoch Hoch

Maple Leaf Marks 25th Maple Leaf Festival

Baldwin festival marks a silver anniversary with six hours of free entertainment polka dancing comedy and a fiddling contest. A horseshoe finals at depot park West Baldwin and a Grassroots Art Museum feature Kansas artists. Sunday offers an 8 30 a m church service at the Baker University gazebo and a Vinland Mutual Telephone Company program at 9 a m in the old Santa Fe Depot. The festival retains parades booths tours square dances a pony pull run and car displays among other events.

Baldwin Depot Park West Baldwin Kansas Baker University Vinland Mutual Telephone Company Santa Fe Black Jack Lla.m

Admissions Births and local court actions noted

The Daily Report lists admissions at addresses including Clarence Rea and Letha Wertz with Thursday entries, a birth to Ronald Milton and partner, and a bound over hearing for Richards Heaverin on burglary and theft charges tied to Mock Motors and Drake's Bakery. It also covers marriage licenses, a divorce grant, Homecoming standby at Ottawa University, local commodity quotations, Kansas City market quotes, and Nowa Huta rioting amid Solidarity protests in Poland.

Clarence Rea S. Poplar Letha Wertz N. Cedar Marsha Hunter Pomona Rose Baker Ottawa Ronald Milton N. Oak Richards Heaverin S. Cedar Mock Motors S. Hickory Drake’s S. Main Mark Randall Killingsworth Shawnee Selena Elizabeth Sermeno Kansas City Kan Linn Duane Morgan Richmond Marcia Ann Molina East Moline Ill

Nightlife listings and sales from Ottawa area papers

Event ads show Drake's Jewelry bootleg band at The Other Place and RHYTHM Ramblers tonight. Rembrandt is back at Coach Club Friday and Saturday. Local bars feature busines as usual with cover charges and openings. Community notices include brisket supper October 20 and L and M Buffet closing October 18 for full-time catering. Also ads for sales, flea market, and a dance at Sam's Place in Quenemo with Linda Kay and the Lone Star.

Sam Quenemo Linda Kay

Wall Street stocks slip as gains fade in 1983 outlook

The Dow sank 18.21 to 996.87 amid a broad market pullback while volume topped 100 million shares for a sixth straight session. Analysts warn only a staged, slow recovery ahead with the prime rate seen easing to 11 percent by year end and 7 percent by next September. unemployment claims climb to 695,000 in weekly figures.

Associated Press Wall Street New York David Jones Aubrey G. Lanston & Co Federal Reserve Board Labor Department NYSE American Stock Exchange Exxon Albert Wojnilower First Boston Corp Wojnilower Wornilower

Wellsville Council Seeks Repairs and Budget Talks

Wellsville's council urged Santa Fe Railroad to repair the South Main crossing after a resident complaint. They learned the water maintainer engine head is cracked in two places and will check used-head costs. They will skip a governor for the dump truck at 85 dollars.

Wellsville Santa Fe South Main Street Jerry Bennett Melvin Chesbro Assembly of God Church

Marine recruit Geisler completes San Diego training

MARINE PVT. Robert J. Geisler, son of Norman G. and Phyllis J. Davis of Ottawa, has completed recruit training at the Marine Recruit Depot in San Diego. Navy Seaman Apprentice Leslie F. Ross, son of Glenn R. Ross of Wellsville, has been deployed to the Western Pacific aboard USS Thomaston based in San Diego. BILL RICE named Grand Patriarch of Kansas Grand Encampment IOOF during Topeka convention and to receive the Decoration of Chivalry Award at Hazel-Rebecca Lodge event. Barry Gaeddert, son of Mr and Mrs W Keith Gaeddert, was among 24 TU students honored at the University of Tulsa Honors Convocation.

Marine Pvt Robert J. Geisler Norman G. and Phyllis J. Davis Ottawa Marine Recruit Depot San Diego Bill Rice W. 13Th Kansas Topeka Rice Hazel-Rebecca Masonic Temple Barry Gaeddert W. Keith Gaeddert Apple Lane University of Tulsa NAVY Leslie F. Ross Glenn R. Ross Wellsville Western Pacific Thomaston

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