Army PFC Hamilton in Arctic Shore II exercise in Alaska
Army PFC Gerry K. Hamilton, son of Gerald K. Hamilton of Ottawa RFC 1, took part in Exercise Arctic Shore II in Alaska. He and other 9th Infantry members were airlifted to Point Barrow to face aggressor units simulating a DEW site attack. The 19-year-old gunner at Fort Wainwright arrived in Alaska last July after training at Fort Leonard Wood. Hamilton attended Ottawa High School.
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Gerry K. Hamilton
Gerald K. Hamilton
Ottawa
RFC
Alaska
Hamilton
9Th Infantry
Point Barrow
Infantry
Fort Wainwright
Fort Leonard Wood
Ottawa High School
Senators Beat A's 3-1 To Dump KC In A.L. Standings
Bennie Daniels pitched a four hitter to lead the Washington Senators to a 3-1 win over Kansas City. Norm Bass started for the A's and took the loss for the 11th time against eight victories. KC scored once in the first on a walk, forceout, passed ball, and Siebern’s single. The Senators answered with two in the first and another in the second as Jim King and Willie Tasby produced the runs.
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Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Senators
Bennie Daniels
Kansas City
A’s
Norm Bass
Norm Siebern
Jim King
Willie Tashy
Tashy
Cattle and Hog Prices Tie to Mixed Week in KC Markets
KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle prices mixed from last week with steers 25 lower and heifers 25 lower while calves and dealers hold steady. Stockers slight declines and varied prime and choice ranges appear, hogs mixed with sows up and barrows down, and sheep futures showing lamb declines and steady ewes.
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Kansas City
Pomona News Highlights Local Events and Personal Notices
Pomona residents celebrate Mrs. R H Lister's birthday while Lions Club delegation attends a zone meeting in Williamsburg. 4H Victory Workers wrap up achievements with a style review. Bank party at Topeka honors Baxter Huderson and local bankers. Fishing trip nets limits of northern pike for Collins Flager and Cain. Community notices cover school changes, senior class activities, and new science facilities. Births, moves, and property transfers mark a busy week in Pomona and nearby Ottawa communities.
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Linda
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Doris Ray
Wallace
Eather Larson
Shirley Heidner
Louise Welborn
Merchants urged to sell credit to boost sales
A. L. Trotta of the National Retail Merchants Association argues merchants should require selling on credit to drive spend. He cites that credit customers buy more, with many stores reporting up to 80 percent of business on credit. The piece also notes credit strategies and references a 1962 car preview in Kansas City.
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National Retail Merchants Association
Trotta
To Save Spend Is The Question
New York AP examines conflicting economic pleas from government and industry urging more spending or more saving. Hodges touts higher consumer spending to boost the economy while the Treasury promotes U S Savings Bonds as practical saving and defense. Banks urge savings to fund investments, yet many people simply struggle to balance bills and desires.
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Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
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Treasury Department
U.S
Bankers
Savings and Loan Associations
WHS Elects Class Officers
Wellsville Junior-Senior High School elected class officers for each grade. 7th grade picks Idonna Haney as president and Penny Whitley as vice president with Pam Flynn secretary and Patty Gorsage treasurer. 8th grade names Peggy ONeil president and Carol Warnock vice president with Linda Harr a secretary and Randy Todd treasurer. 9th grade selects Merle Swearingen president and Mary Burrell vice president with Karyl Higbie secretary treasurer. 10th grade appoints Roger Downey president and Dean Lawrenz vice president with Doug Mosher secretary and John Ferguson treasurer. 11th grade names Nancy Harris president and Larry Denton vice president with Emma Jane Hays secretary and Charlotte Rogers treasurer. 12th grade elects Elaine Evans president and Bruce Scott vice president with Mary Vandeventer secretary and Dora Carpenter treasurer.
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Wellsville
Idonna Haney
Penny Whitley
Pam Flynn
Patty Gorsage
Peggy O'Neil
Carol Warnock
Linda Harra
Randy Todd
Sth
Merle Swearingen
Mary Burrell
Karyl Higbie
Roger Downey
Dean Lawrenz
Doug Mosher
John Ferguson
Nancy Harris
Larry Denton
Emma Jane Hays
Charlotte Rogers
Elaine Evans
Bruce Scott
Mary Vandeventer
Dora Carpenter
Stanton News Observes Local Birthday Celebrations
Mr and Mrs William Nuss and guests from Ottawa spent Thursday evening with Mrs Nuss s grandparents Mr and Mrs George Brassfield. Olis and Roy Foster and Willis Smith celebrated with Vinton Foster. Otis and Ray Foster of Plum Creek returned from Colorado after visiting the Youngs in Golden Colorado. Chuck Jentzsch and family hung out at the Bruce Devins home Osawatomie. Dan Brassfield hosted dinner for Dan and Char Lee s birthdays with Pearl Davidson and Arliss Lloyd as guests.
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William Nuss
Tony Lee
Debbie
Ottawa
Otis Foster
Ray Foster
Plum Creek
Colorado
J. B. Young
Bob
Dan
Golden
Colo
Youngs
Otis
Ray
George Brassfield
Chuck Jentzsch
Bruce Devins
Osawatomie
Dan Brassfield
Charles Lee
Pearl Davidson
Arliss Lloyd
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in City
Admissions include Charles Hendrix 736 S Polar Friday Debra Pogue Wellsville Maria Harris 925 S Hickory Saturday Births Mr and Mrs Dallas Nelson Farrar 809 S Sycamore son born Saturday weight 6 lb 244 oz Dismissals Paul Fredeen 508 S Elm Dennis Fredricks 1121 N Oak Fri
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S. Polar
Debra Pogue
Wellsville
Maria Harris
S. Hickory
Dallas Nelson Farrar
S. Sycamore
Paul Fredeen
S. Elm
Dennis Fredricks
N. Oak
Fort Worth Couple Applies for Marriage License
James Lucko, 21, and Peggy L. Orr, 20, both of Fort Worth, Texas, have filed for a marriage license.
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Peggy L. Orr
Fort Worth, Tex
Baseball scoreboard hits AL clashes across league
American League results show New York 11 Detroit 2 and Boston 3 Baltimore 2 after 10 innings. Minnesota 3 Cleveland 2. Washington 3 Kansas City 1. Los Angeles 9 Chicago 5. In matchups, Baltimore visits Boston, Minneapolis goes to Cleveland, Los Angeles visits Chicago, Kansas City to Washington, New York hosts Detroit, Minnesota travels to Cleveland, with two Los Angeles at Chicago rematches.
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Ston .Eeeseee
Friday Results and Upcoming MLB Schedule
Friday's results show San Francisco 5 Chicago 1 and Los Angeles 11 Milwaukee 2. Today's games include St. Louis at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati Chicago at San Francisco Milwaukee at Los Angeles. Sunday's schedule lists Milwaukee at Los Angeles.
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Nicklaus Faces Wysong In National Amateur Final
Jack Nicklaus, 21, battles Texan Dudley Wysong for the National Amateur golf title at Pebble Beach. Nicklaus crushed Sonny Methvin 9 and 8 in the semifinal, while Wysong needed full distance to eliminate Ireland's Joe Carr 2 up after Carr led 5 up after 18 holes.
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Calif
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Dudley Wysong
Nicklaus
Ohio State
Sonny Methvin
Little Rock
Ark
Wysong
Ireland
Joe Carr
Dad
Carr
Woman Hit By Foul Ball At Giants Cubs Game
San Francisco AP report says Mrs. Claire Maleville of Sacramento was injured Friday night when a foul ball struck her eye at the Giants Cubs game. Her glasses shattered and she suffered eye and eyelid injuries in the second inning as Giants player Jimmy Davenport fouled the ball back behind the home plate screen.
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Claire Maleville
Sacramento
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Maleville
Jimmy Davenport
Giants
Player Sets Pace At Seattle Open Golf Leaderboard
In Seattle at the Greater Seattle Open Gary Player led the field with a 64 for two rounds totaling 133, tied with Jay Hebert, Bob Rosburg, and Bill Collins on 133. Collins added a 69 to his 64, while Rosburg and Hebert posted 65s, and Gay Brewer Jr. and Jerry Barber both stood at 134 after two rounds.
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Gary Player
South Africa
Ponte Vedra
Fla
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Lafayette
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Bill Collins
Miami
Collins
Rosburg
Hebert
Gay Brewer Jr
Crystal Springs
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Two Extension Agents Honored in National Meeting
Willis L. Blume of Sublette and Lester E. Griffith of Marion Kansas received distinguished service awards at the National Association of County Agricultural Agents annual meeting. Blume has been an extension agent in Haskell County since 1948. Griffith served Wilson County as agent from 1950 to 1960 before transferring to Marion County.
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Sublette
Kas
Lester E. Griffith
Marion
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Blume
Haskell County
Griffith
Wilson County
Marion County
Ottawa to issue bonds for city electric plant project
The Ottawa city governing body approves a plan to enlarge and improve the Electric Light Plant and System, with a projected cost of about 780000 dollars. It authorizes notices and the issuance of revenue bonds to fund the work, to be published in The Ottawa Herald. The ordinance takes effect after adoption and publication on September 11, 1981.
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