School board approves education plan and policy shifts
Kim Allen and Judy Wilkins discuss a policy on access to student records with board members and school leaders noting changes. Superintendent Neuenswander cites bus capacity and expanding parent involved activities while others describe programs for credit makeups for seniors and SPICE career education rollout.
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Kim Allen
Judy Wilkins
Marlin Kimball
Lincoln Elementary
W.P. Shepard
Dean Royce
Royce
Robert A. Anderson
Ken Woods
Woods
Chuck Sypher
Dan Neuenswander
Bette Coughenour
SPICE
Carolyn Newmaster
Ottawa Education Association
Allen
Adult Education Center
Steve Dailey
Bruce Spears
Hawkeye Shoes Opens In Ottawa Across From Courthouse
A new shoe store Hawkeye Shoes has opened at 308 S. Main across from the courthouse. Owners Larry and Eileen Hawks of Kansas City own a Baldwin outlet and will have Marilyn Helt of Ottawa as manager. Store hours are 9 to 5 on Mon Tue Thu Fri Sat and 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Stock includes canvas, school shoes, sandals, work shoes, casuals and cowboy boots with more stock arriving soon.
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S. Main
Larry and
Eileen Hawks
Kansas City
Marilyn Helt
Hawkeye Shoes
Hawks
Baldwin
Hurd Bound Over To County Court
Former superintendent Reginald Hurd was bound over to Franklin County District Court after a preliminary exam. He faces a charge of obtaining 1288.36 dollars by deception from Educational Resources and Consultants through the Central Heights district. Evidence included audits and testimony linking Hurd to ERC as manager and sole stockholder. Arraignment set for Oct 10. no bond.
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U.S.D
Central Heights
Reginald Hurd
Franklin County District Court
Hurd
U.S.C
Franklin County
Mike Nichols
District Court
Marlene Laird
June Betz
Gloria Bronson
Ed Downard
Gary Bannon
Bannon
Educational Systems
Overland Park
Gene Kajut
Hoffman Information Systems
el Monte
Calif
Bob Pinet
Educational Resources and Consultants
Wichita
Topeka
Tulsa
Giacalone Takes Fifth in Hoffa Disappearance Probe
Detroit AP reports Anthony Giacalone, a reputed Mafia leader, invoked the Fifth Amendment before a grand jury probing Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance. Hoffa’s family says he planned to meet Giacalone the day he vanished on July 30, though Giacalone denies scheduling the meeting.
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Detroit
Anthony
Tony Jack’ Giacalone
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Giacalone
Hoffa
Bell points to future in Kansas telephone rate case
Kansas officials heard Southwestern Bell official Stanley H. Clow testify on the companys desire for a 21.3 million dollar annual rate increase to fund needed improvements. He said current service is good but capital is required to meet future needs and that the marketing expense of 4 million dollars is partly abnormal. The hearing continues as cross examination questions whether action should speed up despite a reduced request.
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Topeka, Kan
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Sion
Clow
Jack Glaves
ECC
Glaves
Old Farmersville reunion set for Sept in Ottawa Univ building
The Old Farmersville School District plans its annual reunion on September 21 at the Ottawa University building north of Lake Pomona. Attendees should bring a basket dinner and lawn chairs. tea and coffee will be provided. For details contact Mrs. Charles Brecheisen in London. BRIDGE winners were announced at the Elks club with multiple top pairs listed. Bob Shadle of 327 S Poplar is admitted to the VA hospital in Topeka. Relatives mourn the death of Letha McCurdy Smith, age 75, formerly of Williamsburg, who died in Altoona Florida. survivors include a brother and a step-brother. Dee Spaulding of Richmond is a patient in St. Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City, and Elsie Crick Welsh of Richmond is in Anderson County Hospital, Garnett.
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Farmersville
Ottawa University
Lake Pomona
Charles Brecheisen
London
Lela O’mara
Violetta Clark
Richmond
Letha McCurdy Smith
Williamsburg
Altoona
Fla
Clifford McCurdy
William Duvall
New York City Fiscal Plan Eases Budget Crisis
Wall Street mixed after an early rally as New York City gains state aid to shore up solvency through November. Dow Jones slid to 839.96 by noon while gainers edged losers on the NYSE. Sony stock dropped 3 4 points after earnings downgrades. NYSE index inched up slightly.
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New York
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Hugh Carey
Sony
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Daily Report Admissions and notices list
The page lists admissions and dismissals with names and addresses, an emergency injury case, several marriage licenses including Ottawa and Paola partners, a birth announcement, a missing hubcaps theft report, a motel construction site theft report, and criminal and civil suits including hearings and recoveries. Names include Daniel Fogle, Mrs Kerr, Mrs Waller, Mr Wilson Jr, Myra Fowler, Eldon Berg Walker, Christina McCurdy, Jack Stanely, Mary Banks, Karen Rockers, Jodie Crowley, Shae Magrath, Karen Maxwell, Reginald Hurd, Randy Pulliam, Hubbard Lumber Co. vs. Noel Douglas.
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Daniel B. Fogle
Williamsburg
Robert E. Kerr
Osawatomie
Chalen Waller
S. Poplar
Theodore Gebhard
S. Locust
Peter A. Zolla
S. Sycamore
Wayne Pyles
Kansas City
Clyde Bollweg
S. Mulberry
Darrell Goodwill
Steven Gary
E. 4Th
Sara K. Coker
Richmond
Weldon Smith
Pomona
Ralph 0. Wilson Jr
N. Cedar
Myra Fowler
N. Poplar
Eldon Berg Walker
Ottawa
Christina Josephine McCurdy
Jack Stanely
Qosawatomie
Mary Kathryn Banks
Paola
Frederick David Adamson
Karen Sue Rockers
Jodie Patrick Crowley
Shae Ann Magrath
Kissinger Defends Interim Israeli Egyptian Accord
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger says the interim Israeli Egyptian accord does not threaten the Soviet Union or grant the U.S. unilateral advantage in the Middle East. He hailed the pact as reducing tensions and potentially opening the door to general peace, in comments after returning from the Mideast talks.
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Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Mideast
Kissinger
Congress
U.S
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Sinai
County Eyes Study On Emergency Medical Services Need
Franklin County commission Monday requested a no cost local survey by Mid-America Regional Emergency Medical Council to determine the need for emergency medical services before becoming eligible for federal funds. James Johnson and Jerry Overton explained the federal matching fund program. the survey aims to justify future EMS funding. United States officials also discussed Middle East settlement dynamics and security questions surrounding Sinai accords.
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Franklin County Commission
Franklin County
James Johnson
Jerry Overton
Mid-America
J B s Big Boy to Build Ottawa Restaurant This Fall
New J B s Big Boy Family Restaurant, a nationwide chain, plans a Ottawa location this fall. Chad Speirman Lawrence, president of the Kansas- based company, announced the project. The firm already operates in Lawrence Kansas City and will open a third in Atchison next week. The site is at North Main and K 68 with 185 by 160 feet of land. Seating 100 with a 30 seat private room and parking for 60. Groundbreaking within 30 to 45 days.
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J.B
Big Boy Family
Ottawa
Chad Speirman
Lawrence
Kansas Corporation
Kansas City
Atchison
Speirman
North Main
K-68
Wheat futures slip as traders await crop report
Kansas City Board of Trade prices fall in early trading after Monday losses of 5 percent to 10 cents a bushel. An observer noted heavy commission house selling in the wheat pit possibly shifting positions ahead of the monthly crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture due Thursday.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hazel's Place Ad Briefs and Local Notices
Ad briefs list Hazel's Place at the former Road's Roost offering dance nights Wednesday Friday Saturday from 8 to 12 with a go go dancer midweek and homemade tacos. Elks event Saturday September 13 features barbecue ribs and boiled spiced shrimp with reservations by 11 p.m. serving starts at 6:30 p.m. Also mentions pre washed denim weekend sale 8 dollars, Clothes Hanger address 112 W 2nd, Pomona city council meeting September 10 at City Hall, Norman Scott Construction new Ottawa address, Beautyland permanent specials, and Tole decorative painting classes starting September 15 at Turner's Tole Shop West 15th.
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Road
Pomona Dam
K-268
ELKS
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