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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1977

Page

5

Longtime Rosalee Apartments Razed by Fire and Demolition

A historic site on South Hickory known as Rosalee Apartments was torn down by Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home and paved for parking after a spring fire. The property traces back to Col. Samuel B. Rohrbaugh with a skating rink, theatre, and various owners since 1886, ending with 28-year tenant Jack Christian before the final blaze on April 1, 1977.

Diane Yeamans Rosalee Apartments Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home South Hickory Col Samuel B. Rohrbaugh Rohrbaugh City Auditorium Bob Roberts Rohrbaugh Theatre Co South Hickory Methodist Church

Carter Gas Pricing Likely To Fail In Senate Vote

President Carter faced advice from like minded senators that the Senate would reject his natural gas pricing plan and move to deregulate prices. A 1.75 dollar per thousand cubic feet ceiling and broader interstate controls would be debated as an amendment, with deregulation supported by several lawmakers.

Washington Carter Senate House Oil and Gas Sen Bennett Johnston Dla Pete Domenici R-N.m White House

City Opens NAH Redevelopment Bidding Process

City to solicit proposals for North American Hotel redevelopment with guidelines to determine the best overall benefit to the Central Business District. Proposals will be written. sale not guaranteed to highest bidder. Guidelines due this week with regional ads in major papers and deadlines to be set.

Robert Mills Wall Street Journal Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Denver

Incomplete Probe of Lance Highlights Staff Questions

Senate budget panel staff testified Bert Lance did not reveal all details of past financial dealings in January meetings. Notes suggest Lance denied family overdrafts by his wife while she was bank president. regulators had forced the bank to change policies. Committee staff said Lance gave limited explanations about two loans and related overdrafts tied to a deceased brother’s estate. County forecast follows with cool, clear weather tonight and Tuesday.

Washington Senate Bert Lance Lance David Schaefer First National Bank of Calhoun Calhoun Bank Childers Claudia Ingram

State Fair Winds Down With Considerable Flair

The Kansas State Fair ends its run with crowds lingering into the last weekend. Visitors enjoy exhibits, rides, and food while radio and live acts punctuate the final days. Officials note attendance figures and reminisce about the 1977 event as preparations begin for the 1978 fair.

State Fair Kansas Kenworth Kansas Fish and Game State Fair Association Jack Beauchamp

Dayan Arrives Amid Mystery in Washington Talks

Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan lands in Washington amid questions over peace proposals for Geneva talks with President Carter. Dayan to meet Carter and Vance, with Egyptian Ismail Fahmy and Syrian Abdul Halim Khaddam also en route. Carrying rumors of new Middle East developments, Dayan changed travel plans earlier after secret hops to Paris.

Washington Moshe Dayan Middle East Carter Dayan Menahem Begin Cyrus R. Vance Ismail Fahmy Damascus Radio Abdul Halim Khaddam New York City United States Paris Begin Europe

25th Victim of Week-Old Flood in Kansas City

Kansas City AP reports the disaster leaves 25 dead with two missing as floods damage cars, homes, and stores. Brush Creek scene prompts search and cleanup as Missouri lawmakers push a 15.5 million aid bill funded mainly by federal money. Gov Teasdale commends National Guard efforts and insurance officials note flood claims exceed 15 million dollars with hundreds of NFIP claims filed.

Kansas City Brush Creek Missouri General Assembly House Appropriations Committee Missouri Joseph P. Teasdale National Guard Teasdale Country Club Plaza Frank Lewis American Insurance Association Lewis

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