Hasty in serious condition after brain tumor surgery
Mrs. Helen Hasty, longtime Williamsburg resident, remains in serious condition at St. Anthony's Central Hospital in Denver awaiting brain tumor surgery planned for early next week. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fisher of Williamsburg and sister to Viola Beasley and Leota Kissinger. Room 375.
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Helen Hasty
Williamsburg
St. Anthony’s Central Hospital
Denver
Colo
Hasty
Alex Fisher
Viola Beasley
Leota Kissinger
Ottawa
Mattie Miskimon
Lewis Fisher
Death notices and local incidents dated memorials and police reports
Obituaries for Hans G. Kuntze and others from Topeka and Ottawa along with police reports of multiple traffic accidents. Also includes school menu, hospital admissions and dismissals, emergencies, and a Kentucky attorney general note on strip mining regulations. Surviving relatives listed for several individuals and local community details prominent.
Strike Threat Looms As REA Walkout Persists
About 15,000 REA Express workers and AFL-CIO clerks walked out July 1971 over wages and retroactivity. A meeting with REA officials in New York aimed to resolve a strike halting surface deliveries including medical supplies. REA offered 5.5 percent wage increases retroactive to May 1 with similar hike next year. Union seeks 30 percent retroactive to July 1, 1971.
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Associated Press
REA Express
New York
REA
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Railway
Tion
Federal Reserve
Joseph ‘McQuaid
Classroom Not For Politicking in Kansas Schools
Lt Gov Reynolds Shultz questioned if campaigning occurs in classrooms in a letter to the attorney general. Atty Gen Vern Miller's spokesman said no action known. KNEA noted no widespread complaints though one Topeka teacher distributed campaign material during class last election. Several teachers are running for state office this election.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Vern Miller
Miller
Topeka
Reynolds Shultz
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
Shultz
Atty
Kansas National Education Association
KNEA
Bert Chaney
Tom Maag
Dodge City
Bob Cornett
Hugoton
Dave Walters
Lyons
Chaney
Hutchinson Community College
Frank Hodge
Tax Waived For 60 More Jewish Families
MOSCOW AP Soviet sources disclosed that 60 more Jewish families can leave the Soviet Union without paying the diploma tax, bringing total waivers to 139 since midweek. It was unclear if the August 3 secret decree imposing the tax has been rescinded or allowed to lapse. Jewish spokesmen call exemptions a maneuver to gain U.S. congressional backing for a Soviet American trade pact. A record payment valued at about 63000 dollars covered a Jewish couple, the husband a doctor and the wife a physicist.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Robert E Bradley 90 Dies. Funeral Arrangements Pending
Robert E Bradley aged 90 died this morning. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Lamb Roberts Funeral Home.
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Bradley Robert E. Bradley
Lamb. Roberts Funeral Home
Ottawa Kansas Junkyard Control Ordinance Regulated
Legal Notice published October 21 1972 outlines Ordinance No 2448 regulating screening and operation of junkyards in Ottawa Kansas. It defines junkyard automobile graveyard and related terms and prohibits establishment of junkyards unless screened from public view by natural objects fences or other appropriate means.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa Kansas Junkyard Screening Ordinance Adopts Penalties
A 1972 Ottawa Kansas ordinance establishes screening and setback rules for junkyards, designates the City Manager as approving official, and sets penalties for violations. It requires conformance by existing junkyards within one year and permits removal or abatement with notices to owners. It also covers public notices and probate hearing reminders associated in the same public record.
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City of
Ottawa
Kansas
Stow
State of
Thelma Magee DeForest
Leona Magee Wood
Leona Magee
Wood
Thelma Magee
Franklin County
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Donald L. White
Franklin County Association For Retarded
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
13Th and Maple
Laura Flusser
Garfield School
Camp Wonderful
McFadden Rhythm Ramblers Oak Lodge
Adv
Farm Bureau
Marvin Ross
Sheri Hewitt
Richard C. Hewitt
College
Kappa Delta Pi
George Wingert
Pol. Adv
Skilton Music Club
BR. L. Stevens
First United Presbyterian
Don Willis
The
Country All Stars
Leroy Wasmund
Kansas City Milk Co-Op
Pol
Franklin County Courthouse
Ottawa City Hall
the Daily Report
Hans G. Kuntze
Lyndon
Vassar
Zion Lutheran Church
Kuntz
Dresden
Germany
Osage County
Kuntze
Anna
Delores Ackmann
Nortonville
Herbert Kuntze
San Diego
Calif
Margaret Kersten
Fort Worth
Tex
Herschell B. Chappell
RFD 4
Merritt Island
Fla
Grimes and
Gilbert
Oscar West
Canoga Park
Dollie
Archie West
N. Poplar
John Lawson
Weed
Harry Hjorth
William C. Warren
Lawrence
Finld
Probate
Harry E. Robison
Gloria A. Landis
Third
Main
Julie A. Doty
Ottawa Rfd
William G. Browning
Browning
Judith Thomas
West 3Rd
East 3Rd
11Th
Cedar
Ann Warren
L. H. Sandberg
Castor Valley
15Th
Ricky Schroeder
Ash
Keith Bones
South Cedar
Schroeder
Bones
Central Heights
Matthew Hunziker
Anna L. Smith
S. Main
Carl Taylor
Berlin Yates
Pomona
Tessa Rybolt
N. Cedar
Glen McFadden
W. 6Th
Larry Stitt
Rantoul
Clyde Butts
S. Sycamore
James Sites
Clarence Castelberry
Lane
Angela Collins
Frankfort
Attorney General’s Office
Mobile Home Service
E. Wilson
Hughes Cues
Hughes Auto Parts
Washington
McQuaid
Chicago
Cheney
Lamb-Roberts
Ottawa, Kansas
U.S.A
Walt
Paine
Bootery
Lin
Ottawa Herald
Franklin Anderson Coffey Douglas
Osage
A.B.C
Taw
Orlin W. Smith
Steve Ralph
Dale E. Saffels
Colorado College Town
P. D. Box
Ft. Collins
Davis
Trayco
Kansas City
Ohawa
L. A
North Poplar
Princeton
Harry Smith Auto Supply
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