Ottawa briefs outline local promotions and events
Cadet Ross Fulton of Ottawa is promoted to colonel at Wentworth Military Academy and named Brigade Commander for 1971-72. A Bartlesville Ambassadors Quartet program from Wesleyan College is set at Wesleyan Church with guest Dr. Ralph Earle. concerts Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m. Also, Eagles dance and Stanton Township reunion planned. garden center ad and hospital room correction noted.
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Ross L. Fulton
Ottawa
Wentworth Military Academy
Fulton
Wesleyan Church
Ambassadors Quartet
Bartlesville Wesleyan College
Bartlesville
Oklo
Ralph Earle
Wall Street mixed as Dow slips in dull trading
Blue chip stocks drift lower while the Dow Jones average slips 2.11 to 902.75 at noon amid a dull session. Advances stay ahead of declines on the New York Stock Exchange as steels motors mail order retail electronics and utilities drag. Rubber rails airlines mixed. metals chemicals and oils rise. AP 60 down .5 at 330.1. Big Board prices show American Telephone down to 42 1/2, St Regis Paper off, Brunswick up, Tandy up, Natomas up. AMEX listings rise for Nuclear Corp Presley Development Syntex Commodore Conroy.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
American Telephone
St. Regis Paper
Brunswick
Tandy
Natomas
American Stock Exchange
Nuclear Corp. of America
Presley Development
Syntex
Commodore
Conroy
Deaths Leona Gingerich 74 Michigan Valley postmaster
Services for Mrs. Leona Gingerich 74 Michigan Valley will be held at 2 pm Friday at Feltner Funeral Home Lyndon with burial at Valley Brook Cemetery south of Overbrook She served as postmaster at Michigan Valley over 25 years retiring in 1967 and was a member of the Michigan Valley United Methodist Church Junction Grange and the League of Postmasters Survivors include son George Gingerich Jr two grandchildren and a great grandchild The husband George W Gingerich died in 1967
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Leona Gingerich
Michigan Valley
Feltner Funeral Home
Lyndon
Valley Brook
Overbrook
Gingerich
Michigan Valley United Methodist Church
Junction Grange
League of Postmasters
Local Mobile Home Firm Moves to Logan Street
Todd Mobile Homes plans relocation from 1535 S Main to 1000 E Logan. Owner Jay Todd cites growing space needs due to larger models and rising popularity. South Main site, tied to Todd Insurance, leased to Dr. John Esch and Sonic Drive-In Ottawa, with move starting late this month and front half off by Oct 1. Back half to Logan Street over ensuing weeks.
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Todd Mobile Homes
S. Main
Jay Todd
E. Logan
Todd
Us-59
Ottawa
Logan
South Main
Todd Insurance Company
John G. Esch
Pittsburg
Sonic Drive-In of
CH Elect New Officers Class
Central Heights schools announce the 1971 72 term officers by grade level with named presidents, vice presidents, secretaries treasurers and representatives for seventh through senior years plus the senior high pep club leadership.
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Central Heights
David Bailey
Terry Laird
Larry Burkdoll
Becky Vining
Steve Lyons
David Bones
Linda Walter
Terry Thompson
Wade Robertson
Shirley Renner
Allan Roecker
Danny Milchelt
Russell Cooper
Tracy Smith
Kathy Bruner
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Lambs Steady to Higher
KC Markets reports strong to higher feeder cattle with 250 to 325 lb steers and calves at 42.00 to 45.00, larger 650 to 900 lb cattle at 32.00 to 34.50, feeder heifers 33.50 to 37.50, hogs 1-3 210-260 lb at 18.75 to 19.25, sows 16.00 to 16.00, lambs steady with choice lambs at 26.50 to 27.00. Tomorrow’s estimates: cattle 100, sheep 50.
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Kansas City
Local Youths Face Narcotic Charges in Court
Rick Bulmer aged 18 pleaded guilty to illegal sale of marijuana in Franklin County District Court and sentencing was continued to Oct 1 for a pre sentence report. Carl F. Adams 21 had a possession charge continued to Sept 21 after he stood mute at arraignment. Steve M. Martin also stood mute on a burglary charge with a jury trial set for Oct 26.
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Andy Frye
S. Hickory
Jess McCloud
Jesse Steve Wallace
Pomona
Michael Eugene Hicks
Williamsburg
Robert E. Burns
E. Wilson
John J. Dick
Lawrence
Archie A. Mendell
Ash
Michael R. Warhurst
S. Oak
Willard N. Lister JR
W. Elm
Nycka L
Soper
S. Walnut
Rick Bulmer
Willow
Franklin County
Carl F. Adams
Cypress
Steve M. Martin
Damage suit seeks $60,044 in Franklin County Court
Theron J. Wray files a Wednesday damage suit against Max F. Ward over a September 25, 1969 traffic accident at Harrison Road and West Hall Road. The complaint seeks $60,044 in damages.
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Franklin County
Harrison Road
West Hall Road
Theron J. Wray
Max F. Ward
McGovern Pushes War Funds Cut and Paris Talks
Senator George McGovern said he will reintroduce a bill to halt U.S. military funds in Indochina by year’s end or early next year. He cited Thieu’s view that U.S. air support would continue indefinitely and that no ground force withdrawal is due for at least a year. He noted Paris negotiators hardened their stance on prisoner releases after the Son Tay raid, and said Thieu warned that cutting economic aid could prompt his resignation. McGovern and Hatfield’s joint proposal, defeated previously, is to be refiled after talks in Tokyo en route to Washington.
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Saigon
Sen
George
McGovern
Senate
U.S
Indochina
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
South Dakota
Paris
Son Tay
Hanoi
Mark Hatfield
R Ore
Thieu
Congress of the
United States
Tokyo
Washington
Monetary Care Is Proposed For World Crisis
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer of the IMF urged the United States and major trading partners to adopt a four point plan at the Group of Ten meeting to realign exchange rates, expand IMF reserve roles, shift US balance of payments toward surplus, and ease the 10 percent import surcharge. The proposal drew swift support from German Economics Minister Karl Schiller and echoed ideas floated by US and European spokesmen.
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London
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
International Monetary Fund
United States
Schweitzer
Nixon
Connally
IMF
U.S
America
Look To Close Down Look magazine title Oct 19
Look magazine will cease publication with the October 19 issue due to rising costs and declining advertising revenue. Gardner Cowles, chairman and editor in chief, cited postal rate increases and weak ad demand despite strong readership and renewals in early 1971. Also mentions blind students at San Francisco State College enrolled in courses open to others.
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New York
Look Magazine
Gardner Cowles
Cowles Communications
Cowles
Look
San Francisco State College
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