Social Security help at Youth Center in September
A Kansas City Kansas social security representative will assist with benefits applications and related business at the Youth Center from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on September 12. A Lincoln Township Zoning Board meeting and public hearing on rezoning will be held September 18 at 8:30 p.m. at Buildex Inc office on South 59 Highway.
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Kansas City, Kan
Lincoln Township Zoning Board
Buildex, Inc
South 59 Highway
Adv
Admissions and Dismissals Report Notices and Citations
The Daily Report lists admissions including Mrs. Carl Yohe and others with addresses, dismissals such as Daisy Reed and Mrs. David Haverty, and citations for Jackie Klick and Robert Lebo with fines. It also records a civil matter of William Howard and Armein D Bauer vs Charles Ebeck, and obituary notes for David C. Whitaker with service details at Dengel and Son Mortuary and burial at Highland Cemetery.
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Carl Yohe
Grant
Robert Walsh
Canterbury Court
Harley Gover
Wilma Walls
S. Main
Wayne Schoch
Chestnut
Sarah Shaffer
Isabelle Robinson
Daisy Reed
Ash
David Haverty
Paola
Jackie Klick
Baldwin
Robert Lebo
Leawood
Chester Spangler
Glendale
Calif
William Howard
David C. Whitaker
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Weber
Richard Underwool
G. B. Harford
Melvin Sellers
George Marstall
Bill Nichols
Clarence Rea
Bruce Linhos
Highland Cemetery
Education Board approves 1975 Kansas education budget plan
The Kansas State Board of Education approved a 1975 budget request totaling 255.23 million dollars, a 2.6 percent rise from this year, including 250.07 million for districts and funding shifts such as a small increase for junior college vocational programs and a move away from a college scholarship fund. The board also backed a state long term education planning agency and drafted transfer territory guidelines. Antonio Jose Tony Roman dies at 72 after services and funeral plans announced. Cattle market reports note feeder steers and calves trading higher with varied demand across weights.
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Topeka
Kan
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Education Department
Thomas Pitner
Concordia
State Department
McPherson County jail escape and inmate complaints emerge
McPherson County Commission meets Friday to review inmate charges about inhumane jail conditions. Sheriff Musselwhite says inmates raised bedding concerns and five inmates escaped the jail, with two more escaping earlier. Commissioners express mixed views on investigations while some doubt the charges. Estimates anticipate cattle and hog market activity for Friday.
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Mcpherson
HNS
Mellis Musselwhite
Musselwhite
Waldo Preheim
Moundridge
Preheim
Casebeer
Lindsborg
Carl Oakleaf
McPherson County
Wall Street Rally Lifts Markets As Dow Near Million Halt
The Dow up 2.33 at 901.41 at noon with 780 advances to 410 declines on slow volume. AmEx up .39 at 100.54, Nasdaq-like index up 22 to 56.18. Basin Petroleum leads volume with 3% gain while Crown Zellerbach slips 32% after gains. In a community note, Rev Juengel and Minnie celebrate 50 years in Lutheran ministry with services at Faith Lutheran Church and a reception at 3 p.m., with speakers Rev Arlen J Burns and Rev Ernest Gunther.
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NEW York
Dow
American Stock Exchange
Basin Petroleum
Amex
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. Industries
Commonwealth Edison
Kennecott Cooper
Crown Zellerbach
American Telephone
Kurt Juengel
Faith Lutheran Church
Juengel
Minnie
Hillsboro
Nortonville
Fort Scott
Arlen J. Burns
Kansas District of Lutheran Church Synod
Guns Owners Urged to Record Serial Numbers After Thefts
Ottawa police chief Clyde Johnson urges gun owners to write down serial numbers as a key trace to stolen firearms. The warning follows a burglary at Brown's Hardware and Sporting Goods where 50 guns were stolen, most serials recorded. Police have few leads in a second Aug 31 break in at Vern Welton residence near Rantoul.
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Clyde Johnson
Ottawa
Brown's Hardware and Sporting Goods
Main
Vern Welton
Rantoul
Franklin County Sheriff’s Department
Johnson
Local Reaction To Fair Plan Mixed
Franklin County Fair Board President Eddie Hull expresses mixed views on a special legislative committee proposal to standardize county fairs statewide and place official fair control with county commissioners. He supports limited funding changes like a mill levy for operations and a tax to buy fairgrounds, but opposes a nine member commission and any state appointment of fair board members. He urges grandfather clause retention and county involvement on the board while noting current facilities are overburdened and funds insufficient.
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Joanistas
Franklin County Fair Board
Eddie Hull
Special Legislative Committee
Hull
Fair Board
Commission
Franklin County
Herald
County Commission
Ottawa
Finance Council
Farm Bureau
State Fair Board
Topeka
Boyle Faces Murder Charge in Yablonski Slayings
Former United Mine Workers leader W A Boyle was charged with murder in the 1969 killings of Joseph A Yablonski and his wife and daughter. A federal grand jury indicted Boyle for conspiring to kill Yablonski to deprive him of union participation rights, naming nine former officials as unindicted co conspirators. The indictment cites statements by UMW official William J Turnblazer as the basis for the charges.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony’ Boyle
UMW
Joseph A. Yablonski
Yablonski
Boyle
U.S. District Court
Pittsburgh
William J. Turnblazer
Area OU students win $500 Presidential scholarships
Seven area students receive Ottawa University Presidential scholarships of 500 each. Named from Ottawa are Kathleen Gilmore Margaret Ann Marshall Rebecca Jo Troutman Bruce Underwood and Jean Anne Willhite plus Gary Rappard of Overbrook and Clarence Gregory Schultz of Quenemo.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kathleen Gilmore
Margaret Ann Marshall
Rebecca Jo Troutman
Bruce Underwood
Jean Anne Willhite
Gary Rappard
Donald E. Rappard
Overbrook
RFD
Clarence Gregory Schultz
Clarence Schultz
Quenemo
Rappard
Baldwin High School
Schultz
Pomona High School
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Kelly Gillette
Charles Gillette
Willow
Alpha Mu
Zeta Tau Alpha
Washburn University
Episcopal Thrift Shop
Sherman Spears
St. John's Hospital
Springfield
Raymond Brooks
Spears
Eagles
Jim Lane
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Retail Association of the Chamber
Bartlett
Sunkist
Waymire’s
N. Mainands
S.W. Lyman
Sam Lyman
Ray Clark
the Daily Report
Government Employees Insurance Co
Armein D. Bauer
Charles Ebeck
Antonio J. Roman
Antonio Jose
Tony’ Roman
N. Cherry
Damron-Towner Chapel
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kansas City
Ponder
Wall Street
A. B. Martin
Library Board
Jane Kramer
Friends of the Ottawa Library
Earl Devore
Don Hay
National Guard
Fair Plan
Bamron
Tony
Tony Roman
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Darmoki Towner Chapel
Paul Barron
David Milter
David Bunch
Don Geer
Lerry Jones
Rena Towner
Janice Qamron
Dorothy Reams
Dunlor Shackelford
Howm West
Barwan
Burr Wao
Ragin
Ano
Miss Gilmore
Max Gilmore
W. 6Th
Kansas
Miss Troutman
Allen Troutman
RFD 2
OHS
Future Namemakers of America
Underwood Is
George C. Underwood
Apple Lane
Kaw Valley Heart Association
University of Kansas Medical Center
Merle B. Willhite
S.eak
Hillcrest PU MU
SAT
SUN
Daringy
Charles Knox
Robinigh
Tim Considine
Dad Moses
Claudio Martinez
Ay “the Doberman Gang
FBI
FOX
Deluxe
Panavision
Jimmy Dean
Barbara Mandrell
Johnny Paycheck
Plainsmen
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Sons OF the Pioneers
Kansas State
Fala Mutchinson
Kaneae
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