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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1973

Page

6

Kidnapping suspect flee after Topeka truck hijack

An unidentified man forced Joel Vashey at gunpoint into a 244 ton Food Supply truck, directing a drive to Ottawa Kansas. Police and state agencies including the Franklin County Sheriff, KBI, Ottawa PD, Ottawa Fire, KHP, and the Fish and Game Commission conducted an extensive search along railroad tracks and near the Ottawa water tower but found no trace of the suspect. Vashey was shaken, reported the hijacking at 8:10 am, and said the man had a 15 minute lead before officers began the search.

Joel Vashey Topeka Vashey Ottawa Franklin County Sheriff's Department Kansas Bureau of Investigation Ottawa Police Department Ottawa Fire Department Kansas Highway Patrol the Fish and Game Commission Ottawa Water Tower Water Tower Food Supply, Inc Sixth Polk Police Department Dave Johnson Johnson

Reach Agreement on Alaskan Line

Washington AP House Senate conferees reached agreement on a bill to allow immediate construction of a 789 mile Alaska oil pipeline from North Slope to Valdez with a 25 foot right of way and protection against legal delays. The plan seeks to block lawsuits and preclude NEPA challenges while carrying two million barrels per day. Rep. John Melcher said the measure should reach the House floor in about two weeks.

Washington House- Senate Alaska U.S North Slope Valdez John Melcher D-Mont

Fighting Rages Along Suez Canal

Israeli and Egyptian forces clash in Sinai with tanks and infantry. Israel says it crossed the Suez to reinforce a western bridgehead while Egypt claims encirclement and destruction of invaders. Kosygin meets Sadat in Cairo as Kissinger and Dobrynin seek progress. Saudi oil cuts loom. U.S. reassures supply. The war enters its 14th day with heavy fighting on multiple fronts.

Associated Press Sinai Israel Suez Canal Egypt Middle East Alexei N. Kosygin Cairo Anwar Sadat Moscow Henry A. Kissinger Washington Anatoly F. Dobrynin Sinai Desert Canal Nile Delta Sinai Battlefront Saudi Arabia United States Nixon Great Bitter Lake

Motel Plans Announced for 100-Unit Ottawa Lodge

Ottawa Enterprises Inc announces plans to build a 100 unit motel on a 16 acre tract east of US 59 near US-35 to open in spring 1974. Robert C. Granger leads the venture with Gerald Ervin and Kenton Granger. the hotel may join a major nationwide chain and feature a pool restaurant and private club with possible convention facilities.

Ottawa Ottawa Enterprises Inc Robert C. Granger Granger Gerald Ervin Junction City Kenton Granger Johnson County Ervin Emporia 23Rd Street Princeton Road

Flood of 1951 Brings Ottawa Memories of Destructive Marais Des Cygnes Rise

The Ottawa Herald recalls the 1951 Marais des Cygnes flood that peaked at 41.5 feet on July 12, inundating Ottawa and Franklin County. Homes evacuated, martial law imposed, floods damaged businesses, hospital capacity reached, and flood control funding pushed forward with Army Corps engineers aiding planning.

Don Lambert Marais Des Cygnes Seventh Street the Herald Ottawa Cross Herald Kansas City Hall Chanute Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Farmers Hotel Marion Topeka Acorn Lunch Nisely Service Station Johnson Auto Salvage Price Oil Company Santa Fe Freight House Bob White Implements Lewis A. Pick Army Corps of Engineers

Bloodmobile Expected In Ottawa At First Baptist Church

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Elliott Hall, First Baptist Church, 410 8 S. Hickory, Ottawa, Monday from 12 30 p.m. to 6 p.m. A babysitting service and refreshments will be provided. Ottawa seeks 125 units. donors may call 242 7791 to schedule. County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy, a bit cooler tonight and Saturday. High near 78 yesterday, low 22 record. Andrews service at 436 N. Main closed Sat and Sun due to gas shortage.

Red Cross Ottawa Elliott Hall First Baptist Church S. Hickory Wit Andrews N. Main Sun K.E. Andrews. Adv

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