Navy boiler technician returns home from long Western Pacific cruise
Merle G. Weems son of Mr and Mrs Cecil L Weems Garnett RFD 4 reached Norfolk Va homeport after a 10 month deployment in the Western Pacific and Atlantic aboard the USS Indian. BOYER'S closes Monday Sept 17 only. Ottawa Chamber sports committee to meet at the Ottawa Country Club at noon Tuesday. Audio visual Bible teaching by Charles Simpson at First Methodist Church Sun Sept 16 7 30 p.m. All welcome. Ambassador Club members asked to be at Ottawa Library 6 45 a.m. Wed to help with recognition. The Alter native Bicycle Shop promotes bicycles at 1523 S Main. Dr W Lyman Dr Sam Lyman and orth Dr Ray Clark moved to 1334 S Main. 25 percent off ladies Russ sportswear four days Wed through Sat Village Shoppe 227 S Main. Potpourri 1542 5 Main Antiques gifts Gone With The Wind lamp 72 50 Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Trapshoot VFW Wellsville Sun Sept 16 2 p.m. Public welcome. Kathy Betz daughter of Hobart Betz rural Rantoul not Mr and Mrs Robert Betz attended Pittsburg State planning meeting for 1973-74 residence hall leaders.
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Pittsburg State
Admissions and dismissals listings with Odessa Rice obituary
The Daily Report notes admissions in Marion Ackley and Lillie Clark. dismissals include Kenneth Wilhite and James Bien among others. Odessa B. Rice, 88, longtime area resident, dies at Cedar House Nursing Home after living in the area most of her life. services planned at Lamb-Roberts with burial at Highland Cemetery. Also summarized are citations and fines for multiple drivers, a non-injury 3-car collision in Ottawa, and related police reports.
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Pomona
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Betty Atchison
Olive
Alvin Thurman
Kansas City Market Report Cattle and Hogs Mixed Movement
Cattle receipts 3,000. Feeder cattle steady to higher with gains up to 1.00. Feeder steers and calves mostly high good to choice albeit thin spots. Weights 290-650 lb with price ranges 53.50 to 73.30. Hogs 2,000. Barrows and gilts 1.00-1.25 higher. 248 lb at 47.25, lighter 46.50-47.00. Sows up to 50 higher. 330-600 lb 42.00-43.00. Sheep 150. lambs and ewes steady. spring lambs 32.50-34.00, ewes 14.00-16.00. Friday estimates: cattle 100, hogs 1,500, sheep 25.
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Mansfield Aims To Cut U S Overseas Troops
Senator Mike Mansfield plans a 50 percent cutback in U S overseas forces as the Senate weighs a $20.4 billion procurement bill. The expanded amendment targets about 606 000 stationed worldwide, not just Europe, and faces an uphill fight with likely veto risks and adjournment timing in October.
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Four local burglaries reported by Ottawa police
A rash of thefts hit Ottawa with four break ins late Wednesday or early Thursday. Kramer's Drug Store on Main Street reported a break in between 9 30 p m and midnight with about 20 dollars in cash and four Quaalude bottles taken. A 1963 Chevrolet owned by Gary Richardson was pried open. a stereo, two speakers, 65 tapes and a black tape case bearing Richardson's name were stolen along with 10 to 15 dollars in change. Kleen's Coin Laundry saw burglarized washing machines with unknown change total. A cigarette vending machine at the Royal Manor Motel was broken into in the early evening.
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Memorial Record for Odessa B Rice in Ottawa Area
Mrs. Odessa B Rice widow of Squire Blueford Rice and longtime Ottawa resident died this morning. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 30 am from Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home with interment in Highland Cemetery. Friends may call from Friday morning until service time.
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Garnett Votes On City Government Form Change
Garnett residents will vote in a special election on whether to retain the city manager form or return to a mayor commission system. 133 signatures triggered the move, with an election likely as soon as feasible under state rules.
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Wellsville City Considers School Pool Use and Utilities
Wellsville council met with Superintendent Galen Kelly to discuss allowing school physical education to use the city pool two to three weeks before opening and after closing. The body planned to check financials with the school board and report back. Also Cedar Knoll Estates hired Lane Western to study water supply and potential well sites with a probing test, a test hole and site selection. The council adopted the 1973 standard traffic ordinance and Ben Nitcher said Glenwood Acres streets will be oiled. The city’s share of 1973 pool ticket sales was $151.73 out of $4,500.
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Two Pomona youths injured in head-on crash on K-68
Two Pomona youths severely injured in a two-car head-on collision on K-68 in Pomona last Friday continue to improve at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. Alan Duffle, a passenger in a sports car driven by James C. Robinson, suffered a concussion and multiple lacerations and may be transferred to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Robinson sustained lacerations and a broken left leg in three places and will remain at St. Luke's. Two other boys hurt in the wreck remain hospitalized.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Robinson
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Wall Street Mixed After Tepid Rally Fizzles
The Dow fell 1.28 to 880.04 at noon while NYSE advancers edged decliners. Telex slid amid profit taking as investors awaited a ruling on its antitrust suit against IBM. A traffic accident near Ransom Memorial left two injured and three youths from Pomona High School were treated and released.
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Major Air Battle In Mideast
Israeli air force jets shot down 13 Syrian MIG21 fighters in a daylong dogfight over the Mediterranean. One Israeli plane was hit but the pilot was rescued unharmed. A Syrian pilot bailed out and was picked up by an Israeli helicopter. The clash marked the largest air battle in the region since the 1967 war and appeared limited to air action off the ceasefire line.
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Change Load Limit On Bridge Near Princeton Ottawa hosts seminar
The Franklin County Commission lowered the Middle Creek bridge load limit east of Princeton to three tons at its Wednesday meeting. George Marstall and Martin Owen attended and invited the commissioners to a planning and housing seminar on Sept. 26 in Overland Park hosted by Overland Park Planning Commission with Anchor Savings and Loan and the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce among the hosts.
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