Quenemo Woman to Lead Kansas Aging Delegation
Helen Miller of Quenemo will head Kansas' delegation to the White House Conference on Aging in Washington November 29 to December 3. About 2,000 delegates and 1,500 observers will draft recommendations to President Reagan on issues affecting older citizens in the 1980s. Gov. Carlin and Kansas congressmen named 18 delegates and 11 observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quenemo
Helen Miller
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
White House
Sylvia Hougland
Raging
Tiger
Washington
Reagan
John Carlin
ESU Professor Harvey Mitchell Lawsuit Delayed Hearing
A federal hearing in the Rodney Mitchell case against Emporia State University and four officials was postponed due to defense counsel conflict. The jury awarded Mitchell 415000 for harassment leading to resignation. motions seek overturn, amendment, or new trial with appeal likely to the 10th Circuit if the verdict stands. Rogers will decide the sex discrimination advisory issue and other pending matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Rodney Mitchell
U.S. District Court
Emporia State
Mitchell
Elliott
Roger's
Rogers
ESU
John E. Visser
John E. Peterson
Randall Anderson
William Seiler
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Funeral notices and obituaries from Ottawa area
Obituaries and notices for Mrs Leota F Beets 54 of 1209 Willow died at Ransom Memorial Hospital burial at Hillsdale Cemetery officiated by Rev Jarrald Harnden survivors include husband Alfred two sons David Darren a daughter Toni Jones three brothers James Benjamin Rex and Rex Carnes three sisters Deen Evinger Shirley Brandell Joyce Cain. family viewing tonight at the mortuary. Funeral for Fred Eugene Lutz 912 N Oak 91 died at Ransom Memorial Hospital service 2 pm at Worden United Methodist Church with Rev Dean Knewtson funeral details include move from Worden to Ottawa in 1969 survivors Elmer W Lutz. memorial gifts to church. Sophia Miller 98 Ward death note survivor Ol lie Norman. Admissions and dismissals list for local facilities includes Daniel Rocker Louisa Morris Betty Lindsey Leona Waldropp Francis DeWald Victoria Brennan Gloria Gillespie Thelma Clark Lorraine Hendrickson Mary Jo Hutchison Wilma Warner Mary Grant Hugh T Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota F. Beets
Willow
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel & Son
Hillsdale Cemetery
Jarrald R. Harnden
Beets
Paola
First United Methodist Church
Alfred Beets
David Beets
S. Cedar
Darren Beets
Toni Jones
Mulberry
James Carnes
DeSoto
Benjamin Carnes
Las Vegas
Rex Carnes
Quartz
Calif
Deen Evinger
Raytown
Shirley Brandell
Los Angeles
Joyce Cain
Topeka
Fred E. Lutz
Fred Eugene Lutz
N. Oak
Worden United Methodist Church
Baldwin
Dean Knewtson
Lutz
Worden
Ottawa
OOF Lodge
Peat Mary Enslow
Elmer W. Lutz
Baldwin Rfd
Church of With Lamb-Roberts
Daniel Rocker
Pomona
Louisa Marie Morris
Beech
Viola
Hutchison
Betty Lindsey
Canterbury Court
Leona’ Waldropp
N. Cedar
Francis Wayne DeWald
Victoria Brennan
Gloria Gillespie
Wellsville
Thelma Clark
Birch
Lorraine Hendrickson
N. Sycamore
Mary Jo Hutchison
Quenemo
Wilma Warner
Sycamore
Mary Grant
Cedar
Hugh T. Wilson
Iota
Patrick Sloan
Daniel Rockers
Fred
Eugene Lutz
Baldwin City
Werden
Lamb. Roberts Funeral Home
Multiple Local Arrests and Traffic Incidents Reported
Local arrests include Phillip Henry Alterman 62 of 607 Cleveland on DWI disobeying a stop sign and careless driving. Eddie Myers 21 of 831 Estabrook held on burglary and theft charges after a break in at Bob's 66 Truck Stop. Robert Dodson Jr. 21 of Ottawa RD 2 cited for disorderly conduct and disobeying a stop sign. Numerous vehicle accidents reported with damages and citations at Maple, Seventh, Ash, and US-59 corridors. Community events listed: Centropolis weiner roast Friday at 7 p.m., and Kansas City WAC-Vets chapter meeting Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
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Phillip Henry Alterman
Cleveland
Alterman
Gas Service Company
1300
B. Logan
Forest Park
Eddie BE. Myers
Estabrook
Bob's 66
Ottawa Red
Myers
Robert L. Dodson Jr
Ottawa Rfd
Dodson
Maple
Edna Droge
Ottawa
McDonald's
Us-59
James G.B. Wiley
Tracy S. Moon
Vassar
Debra A. BalkDubrofsky
Lawrence
Robert C. Wilkerson
Walnut
Wendell L. Lewis
Cypress
BalkDubrofsky and
Lewis
Wilkerson
Richmond
Christopher W. Jackson
Lifeline electricity rates urged for poor and elderly
Kansas officials heard proposals to cut electric bills for low income and elderly KG&E customers by 25 to 50 percent through lifeline rates. Economists argued essential usage should be discounted while opposing higher service charges as planned by the utility. about 3,200 KG&E customers would qualify under Legal Services proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Ron Henricks
Kansas Legal Services
Henricks
Commission
Powers
Kg&e
Sierra Club seeks Watts removal as 1.1 million sign petition
The Sierra Club delivered 1.1 million signatures to Speaker ONeill and Sen Cranston urging Interior Secretary Watt's replacement. The group vows to push environment issues in 1982 campaigns while Watt's supporters denounce the event as propaganda amid a Capitol Hill lobbying push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Crutsinger
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
The
Sierra Club
Congress
James Watt
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Capitol
Watt
O'Neill
Reagan
Cranston
Hill
Douglas Baldwin
Russian Orthodox Church Plans Canonization of Czar and Family
The Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia will canonize Nicholas II, Alexandra, their children, and eight thousand fellow martyrs from post revolution Russia in a November ceremony. Bishop Gregory says the event marks the largest canonization in church history. A complete list will be released Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Hampson
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Russia
Nicholas II
Alexandra
Gregory
Synod of Bishops
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
New York State
Peter Koltypkin
Nicholas
Local ads feature sales and events in Wellsville and Ottawa
Ad briefs announce Ashley wood heaters sale at Nitcher Ridg. & Supply Wellsville with dealer pricing. Local beef sale at Stinson's Processing and a Methodist UMW beef turkey supper on Oct. 21. Perm special reductions at Guys & Dolls. Craft outlet discounts on Halloween centerpieces. Sunflower Seed moves to Ottawa. OHS Key Club newspaper drive for charity Oct. 19–24 benefiting Meals on Wheels and Cancer Society. insulation price rollback through 30 days at Taylor Insulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHS Key Club
Meals On Wheels
Fr. Ca. Cancer Society
Call
Health and posture dangers from work habits
Health column warns that repetitive use of one arm or poor desk fit can distort the spine and lead to long term postural defects. It notes office and manual labor patterns from teachers to carpenters that strain the spinal column, urging periodic exams and immediate reaction to pains. Matney Chiropractic Offices provide the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry J. Mathey
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Gerald Eliott
Kansas City
Haley
the Daily Report
Sophia Miller Ward
Hutchinson
Sophia Miller
Mount Hope
Ollie Norman
Public Safety News
Sheriff's News
Centropolis
National
Wac-Vets Association
Dorthey Ketchum
S. Willow
Womens Army Auxiliary Corps
Womens Army Corps
Sunflower Plaza Tower
Seventh
Poplar Streets
Ottawa Co-op
Watts
Czar
Canada
Bimen
Ad Briefs
Ashley Wood
Nitcher Ridg. & Supply
Main St
Stinson
Wellsville Methodist U.M.W
Guys & Dolls
Busy Hands
Sunflower Seed
E. 2Nd St
Taylor
Memoriam
Don Mortuary
Hickory
Higwa
Lamb-Roberts
Health News
Larry J. Matney
Matney Chiropractic Offices
P.A
South Main
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