Local Briefs Highlight Community News and Events
Dr and Mrs F E Henning announce their daughter Marilyn Palmer of Independence made Outstanding Young Women of America 1971, nominated by the DAR for community and professional service. Ottowa ads note various services and events including a pancake breakfast at Sacred Heart School and a Ghost Riders dance at Naomi's Club. The Franklin County Association for Retarded Children meets Sunday at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
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F. E. Henning
Cedar
Van
Marilyn) Palmer
Independence
The
DAR
Franklin County Association For Retarded Children
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Pat Finch
Neal Finch
Bill Curry
Finch
Franklin County
Miss Martha Hashman Dies at Ottawa Resident, 18
Miss Martha J Hashman aged 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Rollie Hashman Jr a student nurse and Ottawa resident died yesterday afternoon Funeral arrangements are pending and will be announced
Nixon On The Diplomatic Road
President Nixon tours four states with First Lady visiting Montana Oregon Washington and Alaska. He meets with Emperor Hirohito in Anchorage during a historic stopover while officials discuss postwar U S Japan ties. Nixon also visits Glacier National Park and Libby Dam inspection then hosts Northwestern executives in Portland before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Nixon
Alaska
Japan
Hirohito
Montana
Oregon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Glacier National Park
Libby Dam
Portland
Anchorage
Empress Nagako
United States
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Aleutian
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
White House
America
Richard Nixon
Eruption at Kilauea Lava Flows From Two Mile Rift
Kilauea on Hawaii Island roared to life Friday night spewing lava several hundred feet high. A two mile rift split the earth near the Halemaumau firepit as tremors and sharp earthquakes accompanied the eruption. USGS volcanologist Dr Donald Peterson said lava erupted rapidly at first then tapered, with much of the flow crossing the crater floor and spilling down the rim.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Kilauea
Hawaii Island
Donald Peterson
US Geological Survey
Volcano Observatory
Peterson
Halemaumau
Clean Engine Idea Brings Offical Smiles
DETROIT AP Federal officials led by President Nixon cheer an experimental nearly pollution free engine that meets the Clean Air Act standards. EPA chief Ruckelshaus announced the engine’s tests satisfy 1976 antipollution goals, though Ford cautions mass production remains unlikely and the design is highly experimental. Ford notes the hand built PROCO engine ran briefly but would not meet the 50,000 mile requirement. fuel air mixing inside cylinders marks its difference from outside carburetors.
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Detroit
Nixon
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Rogers And Gromyko Talk Over European Question
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko discussed European security at a three hour dinner and planned further talks with President Nixon. Rogers briefed on a courtesy call to U Thant as U.N. chief retires and a successor search continues. China question remained sensitive amid a U.N. General Assembly vote on two Chinas policy showing a narrow potential victory.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Nixon
U.S
Kremlin
Rogers
U.N
U Thant
Thant
United States
Gromyko
China
General Assembly
George Bush
Nighthawks League Scores Highlight Player Totals
Bowling night reports show team standings and top totals. High games include Reeves 182 for Shine's Garage and Hackett 201 for Harry Smith. High series leaders include Toumbertin 204 for Montgomery Ward and Holton 239 for Dynamics Gambles.
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Nighthawks
Holton
Heathman Oil
Daniels
Heathman
Wassmer’s Clothing
Payne
Cravens Oil
Wichman
Lee's Downtowner
Heckman
Witcher's
Figgins
McConachie services for Ottawa resident 88
Lucile R. McConachie 88 of Ottawa RFD 2 died Friday at Oak Haven Nursing Home Richmond. Services Tuesday 2 p.m. Damron Towner Chapel with Rev. James McCrossen. Burial Highland Cemetery. Born 1883 Silver Lake. Married William C. McConachie 1910 Ottawa. Survived by husband two sons Gene Ottawa RFD 2 and Gale Lanfrance Puerto Rico a brother W. W. Wilson Independence Missouri. Friends may call at chapel Sunday evening until service.
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Mars
Lucile R. McConachie
Damron-Towner
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa
Kansas
James McCrossen Schiafing
Ottawa Rfd
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Richmond
Damron-Towner Chapel
James McCrossen
Ottawa University Academy
WCTU
First Baptist Church
Gene McConachie
Gale McConachie
Lanfrance
Puerto Rico
W. W. Wilson
Independence
KC Markets Kansas City cattle hogs and sheep results
Market report from Kansas City shows cattle with cows up 50 to 1.00 higher and feeders mixed by weight, steers and steer calves mostly steady to weak, heifers steady to strong in parts. Sheep and hogs also noted with lambs firm to higher and barrows gilts 25 to 50 higher. Central Heights School menu items and a list of local citations, admissions, dismissals and emergencies accompany the market data.
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Kansas City
Probate and Estate Notices From Franklin County Kansas
Notices announce appointments in the estates of AAary Jane Harder Daniel R Lee and Cora Ann McIntosh. Letters of Administration and Testamentary issued September 1971. Creditors must file claims within nine months. hearings set October 13 1971. Attorneys listed for executors and administrators.
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Probate
Franklin County
Kansas
Jane Harder
Daniel R. Lee
Bertha G. Lee
Probate Court
State of Kansas
E.i
Cora Ann McIntosh
Effie Mabel Dunlap
Ottawa
Local Women Appeal Six Counts of Petty Theft
Alpha Y. Bishop and Connie I. Edwards, Ottawa, appealed Douglas County Court verdicts after being convicted on six counts of petty theft. Each received seven months in jail and $500 fines. Trials held Sept. 16 with cases taken under advisement. They posted $1,500 appeal bonds for Nov. 1 district court arraignment. Arrested Sept. 2 by Lawrence police for shoplifting four purses and other items from six stores.
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Ottawa
Douglas County
Lawrence Journal-World
Alpha Y. Bishop
Connie I. Edwards
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