Death notice and local community briefs from Ottawa area
The Daily Report notes the death of Virgil Lewis True, 47, Lincoln, Neb., with service at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie. It lists admissions, dismissals, births, DWI diversions, and a long roster of local court actions, weather notes, and a county farm breakfast reminder. Names include Virgil True, Doris Mauck, Martha Stults, Russell True, Gerald True, Sharla True, Clayton True, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil L. True
Virgil Lewis True
Lincoln
Neb
True
Leon
Iowa
McClouth
Council Grove
Lexington
Mass
Baptist Bible College
Springfield
Doris Mauck
Mission
Martha Stults
Russell True
Gerald True
Sharla True
Ottawa
Clayton True
Carney
Eddy Birchard
Osawatomie
Protests Turn Violent in Lubin Poland
Protesters in Lubin clash with police and set two buildings on fire in the southwestern copper mining center. The riots mark a second day of unrest with at least two injuries reported according to PAP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Lubin
PAP
Solidarity Labor Union
Communist Party
Labin
Military Council
Committee For Social Self-defense
KOR
Solidarity
Lack Of Evidence Dismisses Forgery Charge in Pittsburg Case
In District Court a 37 year old Pittsburg man named Stephen Oyenegin had forgery charges dropped after an associate judge ruled no evidence showed the card owner Brian Ballagun signed without permission. The state rested after which the judge dismissed the felony counts and excused the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Stephen 0. Oyenegin
Wal-Mart
South
Us-59
Brian Ballagun
Donald Li. White
Ballagun
Kansas Crime Falls Sharply In First Half Of 1982
Kansas Bureau of Investigation reports major crime down 10.5 percent statewide from Jan to Jun 1982 versus 1981, with murders down 14 percent and rapes down 29 percent. Property crimes declined 10.6 percent, while Johnson and Shawnee counties show large gains and Sedgwick modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Thomas E. Kelly
Kansas
Kelly
Iola
Wellington
Wichita
Johnson
Sedgwick County
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Wyandotte County
Wyandotte
Atchison
Chanute
Garden City
Great Bend
Kansas City
Overland Park
Lawrence
Salina
Hutchinson
Olathe
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Emporia
Prairie Village
Junction City
Pittsburg
Lenexa
County Public Works Announces Six Layoffs
Franklin County Public Works will lay off six employees as of Sept 30 due to insufficient funds. The action, described as permanent by County Engineer Larry Larson, aims to cut costs by about 19 500 for the year. The layoffs affect a mechanic, truck driver, blade operator, landfill operator, surveyor, and inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bartcil
Franklin County Public Works Department
Larry Larson
Larson
Local ads and events slate in Pomona area
Raggedy Ann s and various venues post Labor Day weekend activities including Sidekicks dance at Pomona and Boot Hill Gang at Eagles Lodge. Also listings for discounts, food specials, tax free bond promotion, art classes, a mower fundraiser, and community notices with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Lodge
Boot Hill Gang
KDOT Approves County Sign Replacement Project
The Franklin County Public Works Department received approval from the Kansas Department of Transportation for a 56,000 sign upgrade funded 90 percent by federal highway funds. About 1,669 signs will be installed across the county with 300 new locations expected, plus ongoing replacements funded by the county and extra safety monitoring for three years to assess impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Public Works Department
Kansas Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
Larry Larson
Larson
GM Stenographer Wins Sex Discrimination Lawsuit
A Wayne County jury awarded former GM stenographer Cynthia King 119,985 for dismissal after she suggested gender fair practices in 1976. GM claimed poor work performance. King argued the firing was sex discrimination. GM plans to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Cynthia King
Wayne County
U.S
Ms. King
John Mueller
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Ottawa University
Wes Wilson
the Daily Report
Harry McNees
Ed Thompson
Pomona
Tyson C. Harvey
S. Hickory
Dwi
Donald BD
Farrell
N. Mulberry
Ida P. Williams
Osage
Diane McCord
Princeton
Daniel L. Cromm
John N. Drake
Ottawa Recreation Commission Selection Committee
ORC
W. 4Th
Warden
Charles J. Bryant
John Carlin
Carlin
L and M
Extension Service
Mike Sands
Fred Delano
Farm Management Association No. 6
Paul G. Schulz
Sycamore
Michael W. Farrar
George F. Kramer
Willow
Mary L. Mason
Wiliam S. Blake
Steven P. Seneca
S. Walnut
Shelley L. DeCock
Jimmy BD. Bulmer
Cleveland
Debra C. Weiss
London
Makoto Ogi
Delores
Jimenez
Hamblin
Candice A. Lamirande
Osawa Rfd
Grace L Meeks
Elmer E. Mason
Qak
Reginald E. Curtis
Hester H. Gryant
Elm
T. M. Thompson
Public Safety News
South Main
Brandon Clary
Cedar
Jeff Myers
Eisenhower School
Sheriff's News
Ernest L. Strickland
Wellsville
Cindy
Strickland
Ottawa Co-op
Dodge City
Newton
Hays
Coffeyville
Liberal
Leawood
Arkansas City
Parsons
McPherson
Merriam
Winfield
Independence
el Dorado
Allen
Barton
Dickinson
Finney
Miami
Norton
Rice
Thomas
County Public Works
Raggedy Ann's
Sidekicks
Fri
VFW
Monty
Michael J. Esser
D. Jones & Co
Ad Briefs
Hazel
Calhoun’s
Young Place
Turner
W. 15Th
Town and Country Supply
Walnut
Drake Jewelry
E.T
Pat
Sun
Mon
Freda's
S. Main
Sacred Heart
ASBA
R and M. Dairy
Black Top Road
R. G. Construction Co
Mike Esser
Edward D. Jones and Co
E. 2Nd
KDOT
Dave Miller
Deel
Hickory
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