Army PFC Bailey assigned to unit in Vietnam near Long Binh
Brief notes include Army Private First Class Deely L. Bailey, 22, son of Mrs. Geraldine J. Bailey of 520 S. Cedar, reassigned to the 40th Signal Battalion near Long Binh, Vietnam. Also lists local ads and upcoming events in Ottawa plus a correction on Rexall Drugs clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Deely L. Bailey
Geraldine J. Bailey
S. Cedar
40Th Signal Battalion
Long Binh
Vietnam
UNICEF Kids To Be Out Saturday Trick Or Treaters Rise For Help
The City Youth Council sponsors UNICEF fundraising on Oct 30 with youths going door to door from 5 to 6 pm. Collectors wear costumes and carry UNICEF boxes in supervised groups, identified by the orange and black mother and child symbol to aid programs for needy children in over 100 developing countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Youth Council
United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
US Airlines Post 1971 Half-Year Loss Of 132 Million
The Air Transport Association reports scheduled U S airlines incurred a net loss of 132.4 million dollars in the first six months of 1971 reflecting ongoing industry challenges and revenue pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The
Air Transport Association
Deaths and fines in Ottawa and Lawrence area notices
The Daily Report lists deaths in Lawrence including Fay Winter 72, burial at Memorial Park Cemetery with services at Trinity Episcopal Church. Harvey L. Clark and Leonard R. Burrous funeral details noted. Criminal notes include Robert Paul Martin loitering with trial set. multiple traffic and misdemeanor charges with fines and court dates forOttawa and Lawrence residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Winter
Fay (Young) Winter
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harvard Wilbur
Leopold Hoppe
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rockwood Drive
Wint Winter
S. Locust
Shipman Winter Jr
Rumsey Funeral Home
Robert Paul Martin
Hospital Notes Admissions and Birth at Local Homes
Hospital notes show admissions for Martha Taylor, Mrs. Guy Potts, Robert H. Hubbard, Mrs. Billie Rose, Francis Flora, Ellis Gorton, and Mrs. John Clark, with dismissals for Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Cecil Kapp, Donald Webster, Keith Rodgers, and Frank Parks. A birth to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pyle, a daughter, weight 6 pounds 14 ounces, occurred Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Taylor
N. Poplar
Guy Potts
Ash
Robert H. Hubbard
Rantoul
Billie Rose
Quenemo
Francis Flora
Red Jacket
Ellis Gorton
S. Oak
John Clark
Cecil Kapp
S. Cedar
Donald Webster
7Th Street Terrace
Keith Rodgers
S. Locust
Frank Parks
Hickory
Leo Pyle
W. Ltd
District Court Suit and Billing Records From County Court
A district court filing lists Louis Nunez Sr. versus Freeda Wilson seeking recovery of 115 dollars. Court entries show citations for Joseph Hyde, Lawrence, speeding 76 in a 60 zone, fined 20 plus costs. Other defendants from Lenox Iowa and Kansas City face no current log issues or license violations. several cases are dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nunez Sr
Freeda Wilson
Joseph G. Hyde
Lawrence
David D. Hale
Lenox
Iowa
Donald D. Gillenwater
Omaha
Ray L. McDowell
Kansas City
Glen R. Calltharp
James L. Deshafen
Johnny M.ash
Kan
Unique Study Volunteers Open Cancer Society Quest in Kansas
Ronald L. Haug, local American Cancer Society president, announced volunteers will reopen the cancer prevention study to seek vital leads against a disease that kills one in four Americans. The 1959 initiative questioned about a million Americans on health and living habits. now survivors and deaths will be rechecked by cancer form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
American Cancer Society
Ronald L. Haug
Haug
United Fund Residential Workers Plan City Canvass
Residential campaign workers for the United Fund will meet at 9 30 a m Monday at the North American Hotel 109 E 3rd to outline routes Garland Bohn publicity chairman said today About 200 workers will canvass the city during daylight hours Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
North American
E. 3Rd
Garland Bohn
Bohn
Cattle and hog prices from Kansas City market report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle and calves 6,000 with feeder classes steady and varied weights trading from 31 to 45 dollars. Hogs 5,500 with barrows and gilts weak to 50 lower and assorted weights 17.5 to 19.5. Sheep 100 with lambs 25 to 26.5 and ewes 3.5 to 5.0. Tomorrow’s estimates: cattle 100, hogs 4,500, sheep 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Choice
Egypt Rejects US Plan for Interim Middle East Accord
MOSCOW AP Egyptian officials rejected a U S proposal as a diversionary maneuver and unacceptable terms. Tass reported from New York the move followed the Kremlin's decision to increase arms to the Arabs. Secretary Rogers outlined the plan at the U N General Assembly earlier this month aiming to reopen the Suez Canal and tie an interim accord to a permanent solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Tass
New York
William P. Rogers
U.N. General Assembly
Suez Canal
Kremlin
Move To Restore Welfare Losses Topeka Budget Plan
Kansas Department of Social Welfare will seek about 12 million dollars from the 1972 legislature to restore cash assistance and medical services cutbacks from the last session. Rep. George White says welfare director Dr. Robert Harder aims to reclaim nearly 8 million in medical claims plus restore a 20 percent general assistance cut, plus raises for welfare staff. The plan faces budget hearings and scrutiny from Ways and Means committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Department of Social Welfare
George L. White
R-Valley Center
Robert Harder
White
Harder
James Bibb
Bibb
Welfare Department
South Ottawa Switchover Delayed by Power Line Shift
Electricity was off in the south part of Ottawa as city crews and Kansas City Power and Light workers completed the service switchover. The city recently signed a contract with KCP&L to buy the electrical distribution system for 34,474 dollars, affecting about 38 customers. The switch had been set for Wednesday but weather or access prevented work that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
City
Kansas City
Kcp&l
Robert W. Mills
Richard O. Skoog Attorney for Petitioner in Ottawa
Richard O. Skoog of Skoog and Latimer located at 320 South Main Ottawa Kansas 46067 represents the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebo
Kansas
Richard O. Skoog
Skoog & Latimer
South Main
Ottawa
Attys
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Raney- Reynolds Rexall
S. Main
Veryl Dietz, Garnett
KU Medical Center
Eagles
Drifters
Clinton
Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Queen's Kitchen
Mac
Fla
Naomi
Hallowesta
Sacred Heart School
Governor Docking
Pomona
City of
Call Miracle Water Co
S. Elm
Elks
the Daily Report
Harvey L. Clark
Harvey Lee Clark
Damron-Towner Chapel
Ray McCleskey
Carol Fishburn
Sidney Clark
William Clark
Neal Fishburn
Thomas Precht
Theodore Clark
Howard Fishburn
Union Cemetery
Centropolis
Leonard R. Burrous
Amsterdam Baptist Church
Amsterdam
Leonard Ray Burrous
Butler
James McDonald
Stoney Gregory
Randy Gregory
Dennis Gregory
David Walley
Arthur Henry
Rodney Mangold
Ronnie Smith
Ron Cantrell
Burrous
Bolcourt
Alvin and
Mable (Johnson) Burrous
Alva May Burrous
Sam
Barbara) Lee
Kenneth Alvin Burrous
Paola
David Moore
Mary S. Staadt
Wilson and Locust
Frank W. Melcher
Max D. Munson
N. Main
Tim Brady
Canterbury Court
Earl Brahin
Baldwin
Larry D. Barrett
N. Sycamore
Elizabeth L. Hoff
Cypress
Terry L. Shisler
Charles Burlingham
Willow
Audrey M. Silvey JR
Hamblin
Ted C. Edwards
Burroughs
Guadalupe Mora
King
Harry Cathcard
Maple
Senaida Espinosa
N. Mulberry
UF Residential
Everest
Jennings
Patienie
Raby’s Ambulance Service, Inc
KC Markets
Memoriam
Fouts
Estella Fouts
David McNew
Highland Cemetery
Kaw Valley Heart Fund
Jouis Engl
sLou
Bamron
North Main
Towner
Don Hapward
Southwestern College
Ways and Means
Lebo, Kansas
Leonard Combs
Drum and Smith
Mildred Combs
Dainties
Thomas Crawford
Ray M. Crawford
Nsso
Moblen
Davis Paint
Beautician
Gladys Anderson
Princeton
Honda
South Poplar
South Elm
Tremont
N. Cedar
North Poplar
South College
North Oak
12Th and
West 7Th Street
Centropolis Road
Cal
Ottawa Junior High
Lawrence School of Ballet
Jodie Pattee
Ottawa Herald
Red Rooster
Wen
C-O
General Services
D. Ford
Wade Mace
Pickering Piano Service
J, W. Taylor
Larry Brown
Elaine Malone
Bennie Stinson
Leonard Hoopes
IFOR
Lloyd McClure
Kansastand Packing
East Dundee
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